The Color of Henna
Directed by
Laxman Subedi
Submitted by
DILASA CREATION
In Nepali society, there has been a traditional superstition that the darker the henna on a married woman’s hands, the more her husband loves her. ‘The Color of Henna’ is a small attempt to counter that superstition.
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- Best Love Story
- Best Message
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- Best Romance
- Best Story of Healing
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- December: Season of Shadows & Light
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