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2nd LK Short Film Festival – Upcoming

The second edition of the LK Short Film Festival is set to take place soon, continuing its mission of supporting independent and socially reflective cinema. The festival aims to provide a platform for emerging filmmakers to showcase diverse narratives and visual storytelling. More details regarding dates, submissions, and screenings will be announced shortly

Colours – Upcoming Short Film

Colours is an upcoming short film that focuses on children and the subtle imposition of social ideas on their minds. The film explores how these early influences shape identity and continue to affect individuals even years later. Through sensitive storytelling, Colours reflects on childhood, conditioning, and the long-term emotional conflicts created by societal expectations

Women of the Market – In Development

Inspired by the historic Nupi Keithel women’s market in Imphal, Women of the Market is currently in development. The film follows women across generations and highlights their resilience, solidarity, and role as cultural and social guardians. This project reflects on how ordinary women become voices of courage during times of coflict and uncertainty

Made In – Continued Festival Journey

The silent short film Made In continues its journey across national and international film festivals. Directed by Rajesh Puthanpurayil, the film has received multiple awards and recognitions for its visual storytelling and social relevance. It remains a significant work reflecting on global power structures and the human cost of conflict.

Ongoing Projects Under LK Productions International

LK Productions International is currently developing multiple film projects that focus on human stories and social realities. With an emphasis on meaningful narratives and visual expression, the production house continues to support independent cinema and thoughtful storytelling that connects local experiences with global perspectives.

Commitment to Socially Reflective Cinema

Upcoming works by Rajesh Puthanpurayil continue to explore themes of identity, power, childhood, and resilience. Through short films, festivals, and new projects, the focus remains on cinema that encourages reflection rather than spectacle, using simple storytelling toaddress complex social realities.

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