In a charming village, a teenage girl passionately pursues her musical dream. However, life's harsh realities challenge her innocence. As she faces these trials, she embarks on a journey to rediscover the profound connection between music and life, seeking a new harmony in the symphony of her dreams.
Rima Das, a two time National award-winning filmmaker from India, is known for making indigenous and realistic stories that explore complicated relationships, finding purpose, coming of age and life amidst nature. She was conferred the Academy Awards (Oscars) membership in 2024. She is also
one of the Brand Ambassadors of Toronto International Film Festival’s 'Share Her Journey' campaign that champions the cause of gender equality in
cinema. G India named Rima Das as one of the Most Influential
Young Indians of 2018. Her films VILLAGE ROCKSTARS (2018) and BULBUL CAN SING (2019) premiered at Toronto International Film Festival, screening at over 120 prestigious international film festivals, winning over 70 Awards
including the National Film Awards in India. VILLAGE ROCKSTARS was also India's Official Entry to the Academy Awards 2019. In 2022, TORA’S HUSBAND had its World Premiere at Toronto International
Film Festival, and its Asian Premiere at Busan International Film
Festival.
Besides INTO THE SPOTLIGHT part of MY MELBOURNE anthology,
supported by Vicscreen and Screen Australia, shot in Melbourne with
an Australian cast and crew premiered at Indian Film Festival of
Melbourne in August 2024. She also directed a Hindi language film
co-produced by Mumbai based production house to be streamed on
a digital platform 
The New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF) is the oldest, most prestigious film festival screening premieres of feature, documentary and
short films made from, of, and about the Indian subcontinent in the Independent, arthouse, alternate and diaspora genres.
