India, Feb. 27 -- Continued from page 1 Speaking about the coming-of-age drama, Not a Hero, the actor says, "I've grown watching films from around the world, and suddenly to see our film playing at the Berlin International Film Festival felt unreal. My fondest memory would be sitting in the theatre before the screening began, just absorbing the energy of the audience. It felt like our small story had travelled far and been understood and also award was such a big surprise to process." Sukanya adds that the moment is both celebratory and thought-provoking. She shares, "It's a proud moment to see artistes from the North East being recognised at global platforms. But at the same time, it's also a reminder of a larger reality," adding, "For years, the region has been overlooked within mainstream narratives. The North East has always had powerful stories, music, cinema, and talent. What's changing now is visibility. I do think the industry needs to engage more deeply not as a trend, but with genuine curiosity and respect."...