Pondicherry University assistant professor in award-winning film
The Hindu
Kannada film "Fourwalls" starring Pondicherry University faculty member wins Karnataka Government award for Best Family Entertainment Social Film.
A Kannada film featuring a faculty member of Pondicherry University in a lead role has bagged the Karanataka Government award for “Best Family Entertainment Social Film.”
“Fourwalls”, written and directed by S. S. Sajjan has Pavithra, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Performing Arts at Pondicherry University, in a lead role opposite Kannada actor Achyuth Kumar.
A press note said, the film is a compelling family drama that narrates the poignant journey of a middle-class man who, after losing his wife at a young age, struggles to raise his four children while navigating the challenges of family life. With a strong emotional core, the film has resonated deeply with audiences and critics alike, a press note fron Pondicherry University said.
Since its theatrical release on February 11, 2022, Fourwalls has now been made available on OTT platforms. The film also has upcoming releases in Tamil, Malayalam, and Marathi. Ms. Pavithra’s performance in the film has been widely appreciated, highlighting her versatility as both an academic and an artist. Her contribution to the performing arts continues to inspire students and the creative community, the University said.
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