Northeast Desk, 4th July: Sikkimese filmmaker Tempo Bhutia has achieved significant acclaim with his Nepali language short film “Bhok,” which won the Best Short Film award in the Horror/Suspense category at the esteemed Mokkho International Film Festival.
Featuring a talented cast that includes Dilip Rai, Banita Lagun, Mani Biswakarma, Sapana Tamang, and Rohit Sharma, “Bhok” has been praised for its gripping narrative and exceptional performances. The film explores themes of fear and suspense, captivating audiences with its intense storytelling and chilling atmosphere.
Upon receiving the award, Bhutia expressed his deep gratitude and excitement. “I hope this is just the start. It’s humbling for a new filmmaker like me to compete and eventually win,” he remarked. This recognition marks a significant milestone for Bhutia, who is emerging as a promising talent in the world of cinema.
The Mokkho International Film Festival, based in Kolkata, honors independent projects from all genres, with a particular focus on those traditionally underrepresented in the global film industry. “Bhok” has also been nominated for Best Short Film in the Horror/Suspense category at the same festival.
Tempo Bhutia’s achievement is not only a personal triumph but also a moment of pride for Sikkim’s filmmaking community. As he continues to make his mark, audiences and critics alike eagerly anticipate his future projects.
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