Thinley Lhamo, a lead performing artist of Nepali film Shambhala, is granted with the prestigious Boccalino d’Oro Prize for Best Acting Execution at the 77th Locarno Film Celebration in Switzerland.
Thinley was regarded for her part in Min Bahadur Bham’s film, Shambhala, said the group of the film in a press discharge issued on Saturday. “This is a notable win and a first-of-its-kind acknowledgment of a South Asian actor,” it said.
In Shambhala, Thinley depicts Pema, a Dolpo lady in a polyandrous marriage who sets out on a risky travel into the unforgiving Himalayan wild that changes into a individual journey to self-discovery and freedom, said the group Shambhala.
“Shambhala group expands our ardent congrats to Thinley and the whole group on this uncommon accomplishment,” it said. “Not as it were is this grant acknowledgment of Thinley’s extraordinary execution but moreover a confirmation to the rising Nepali gifts. It highlights the region’s developing impact on the worldwide cinematic stage.”
The group has committed the grant to their individual Nepali producers and to the motivating, flexible, and vivacious ladies of the Nepali Himalayas and the globe.
