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As an eligible man prepares to impress a potential bride, his mind strays to a painful secret. Lehenga highlights the conformities of tradition along with the freedom permitted by embracing your true identity. Nathalia Syam is a filmmaker based between the UK and India, whose work focuses on diverse, relatable social themes. FIRST ACTS: films made by young filmmakers aged 16-25 from around the UK. Subscribe to Random Acts: https://bit.ly/2OnqXLs #C4RandomActs #Lehenga #IndianWedding

Commissioned by Arts Council England, Home Slough & Resource Productions. Produced by Omart Creations. Set in the rustic backdrop of Kerala, India, the film narrates the story of a differently-abled young man who embarks on a journey against odds to surprise his newly wed. The film portrays the obstacles faced by a disabled person in a country, insensitive towards their needs. Filmed using Neo-Realistic conventions, the film aims to depict reality through characteristics such as filming on-location and the casting of a disabled non-actor for the lead role. - Screened across UK & India as part of Disability Awareness.

Produced by Omart Creations Special Screening at Fest International Film Festival, Espinho, Portugal

Produced by Omart Creations. A trailer about an unusual love story, where four characters' and their journeys are interlinked with one another.

A few shots from an impromptu shoot with Dr Methil Devika during one of our devolopment sessions... More about Mohiniyattam and it's magic.

Showreel with shots from our below films Directed by Nathalia Syam & Written by Neetha Syam.  Sugu (2017, United Kingdom/India) •In Post-Production.  Thaara (2015, United Kingdom) •Final Round selection at BAFTA Qualifying Aesthetica Film Festival, United Kingdom •Screened at Equality Film Film, Ukraine •Screened at Signs Film Festival, Cochin, Kerala, India •Screened at Colorfest Film Festival, Ahmedabad, India •Screened at Cinefiesta Film Festival, Puerto Rico •Screened at Reading 3rd Year Film Festival, United Kingdom  Flames (2014, United Kingdom) •Screened at Fest- Espinho Film Festival, Portugal •Screened at Reading 2nd Year Film Festival, United Kingdom  Loves me... Loves me not... (2013, United Kingdom) • Screened at Lindfield Film Festival, Brighton, United Kingdom.