Tribeny Rai’s ‘Shape of Momo’ Wins Grand Jury Prize at Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles

By Naman Ramachandran

Naman Ramachandran

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Tribeny Rai’s debut feature “Shape of Momo” claimed the Grand Jury Prize for best feature at the 24th Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles.

“We are honored to award the Grand Jury Prize to a debut film that deftly creates a protagonist who inhabits the gray area between righteousness and humility, and delicately charts her journey through the complexities of class and gender in a place steeped in tradition,” the feature jury stated.

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