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    Fiction: Satya flees to India after Partition and risks her life to secretly rescue abducted women

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Watch: When the ‘All We Imagine As Light’ team danced on the red carpet before the Cannes screening

Director Payal Kapadia is the first Indian to win the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival

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May 26, 2024 · 12:12 pm
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‘All We Imagine as Light’ receives a warm ovation from the crowd inside the Lumière following this evening’s debut screening #Cannes2024 pic.twitter.com/AxY5h1YGD7

— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) May 23, 2024

Payal Kapadia thanks the crowd inside the Lumière following the screening. ‘All We Imagine As Light’ is the first Indian film in the Cannes competition for three decades #Cannes2024 pic.twitter.com/0ZrgR5JAQn

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  4. ‘Literature gives you something history can’t’: Editor Mini Krishnan on classic Indian stories

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