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Jasmine Kaur Roy is an independent filmmaker, making short films and documentaries under her banner Wanderlust Films.

Education

Jasmine graduated in Political Science (Hons.) from Lady Shri Ram College for Women, New Delhi and later specialized in Film Direction from the Film & Television Institute of India, Pune. She was also selected to be a part of Berlinale Talents 2015 as a participant director.

Accolades

Jasmine is the recipient of the 52nd National Film Award (Best Film on Family Welfare) for her short film 'Saanjh'.

Her films Saanjh, Meena and Scavenging Dreams have won awards and have been screened at several international film festivals.

Her documentary film Amoli released online in May 2018 to a great response. Amoli is a documentary about the commercial sexual exploitation of children in India. The film is narrated by Rajkummar Rao (Hindi), Vidya Balan (English), Kamal Haasan (Tamil), Puneeth Rajkumar (Kannada), Jisshu Sengupta (Bengali) and Nani (actor) (Telugu).

References

1. Call to Action, Elle India, May 2018. 2. Kamal Haasan, Rajkummar lend voice to film on sexual-exploitation, Indian Express, 7 May 2018 3. Vidya Balan, Rajkummar Rao, Kamal Haasan, And Others Lend Voice To Amoli, A Documentary On Child Sex Trafficking, Silverscreen, 8 May 2018. 4. Only 3 Indian films selected at Berlin Festival but Youngistaan does India proud, 9 Feb 2015 5. Nani voice over heart breaking short film, My fisrst Show. 6. Voicing his support, The Hindu, 7 May 2018 7. Watch: In ‘Amoli’, the hunt for a missing girl unravels the horrors of child sex trafficking, Scroll.in 7 May 2018 8. This New Documentary Shines Light In The Life Of A Girl Child Trafficked For Sex, Sunday Mid-Day, 15 April 2018 9. Amoli: The search for India’s missing girls, Livemint, 4 May 2018 10. Amoli: The search for India’s missing girls, Deccan Herald, 8 May 2018 11. अमोली: फिल्मी हस्तियों ने यौन शोषण पर फिल्म के लिए आवाज उठाई, Sakshi Samachar, 8 may 2018 12. AMOLI -The Silent Crusade Against Child Trafficking And Sex Trade! Tollytrip, 7 May 2018 13. Culture Machine's Amoli tells a heart-wrenching story about sexual exploitation of children, Indian Express Indulge, 4 May 2018 14.Kamal Haasan, Rajkummar lend voice to film on sexual exploitation, Business Standard 6 May 2018 15.Kamal Haasan lends voice to film on sexual exploitation, Times of India, 7 May 2018 16.Scripting a turnaround, The Telegraph, 1 Oct 2005 17. Lights, camera, action , Times of India, 29 Sept 2004 18. FTII students show their class, The Tribune, 6 May 2006 19, Ah, Light of Day, Outlook Magazine, 10 Oct 2005 20. UNESCO releases a series of films on the theme of human rights, Signis, 31 May 2006 21. 'Scavenging dreams' to be screened at Eco-Vision fest, Times of India, 13 May 2009

External Links

1. Personal website 2. Imdb 3. Berlinale Talents 4. Unesco Mutimedia Archives Services 5. PSBT films

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