A film from Sikkim bagged the three top honours in an annual award show dedicated to promoting cinema from northeast India.
Directed by filmmaker Anmol Gurung, "Anmol Tshan-A Christmas in September", won the best feature film, best actor (male) and best actor (female) trophies.
"Sikkim's film "Anmol Tshan-A Christmas in September" produced by Kishor Dungmali Rai won the three awards which includes NE Best Feature Film, NE Best Actor (Female) and NE Best Actor (Male) in North East Prag Cine Award 2015 held at Dibrugarh, Assam," a statement from the marketing and publicity head of the film Suresh K. Lama said.
Actors Sneha Rai and Shalom Kabo were the recipients in the best actor (female) and best actor (male) categories.
"The Prag Cine Award was instituted in the year 2003 to inspire people associated with Assamese cinema. The award recognizes and honours the best talents of Assamese and North East film industry in different segments.
"A jury comprising distinguished personalities associated with the field selects the winners of the award," Lama said.
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