
In a proud and historic moment for the Chenab Valley, the Sarazi music video “Ang Kurto Tuno Laal” has won the Best Music Award at the Goa International Film Festival Competition (GIFFC). This remarkable achievement marks the first-ever win by a Sarazi artist from the Chenab Valley at an international film festival, bringing immense pride to the entire region.
The award-winning music video is Song by Vijay Sharma a Sarazi artist from the Chenab Valley, whose powerful vocals and deep cultural connection gave life to the song. The video was directed by Dhanaraj Studioz,(Ravi Sharma) whose creative vision beautifully captured the essence, emotions, and traditions of the Sarazi culture.
“Ang Kurto Tuno Laal” is more than just a music video—it is a cultural expression that reflects the rich heritage, language, and lifestyle of the Sarazi community. Through soulful music, traditional themes, and authentic visuals, the project aims to preserve and promote the fading cultural identity of the Sarazi region and highlight its unique artistic legacy.
Speaking on the occasion, singer Vijay Sharma expressed heartfelt gratitude to the audience and supporters, saying that this recognition belongs to every individual who stood behind the project. He also congratulated all the pillars of the project whose dedication and hard work made this success possible.
“This award is not just a personal achievement; it is a victory for Sarazi culture, Chenab Valley, and all local artists who dream of taking their roots to a global platform,” he said.
The team emphasized that the main objective of the project was to promote local language, culture, and talent, and to encourage young artists from remote areas to believe in their potential. The success at an international platform like GIFFC proves that regional music and local stories can gain global recognition when presented with passion and authenticity.
The entire Sarazi community, cultural activists, and art lovers have welcomed this achievement with immense joy, calling it a milestone moment for regional music. This win is expected to open new doors for Sarazi artists and inspire more cultural projects from the Chenab Valley.
The team has dedicated the award to the people of the Sarazi region and reaffirmed their commitment to continue working for the promotion of local culture, heritage, and hidden talent of the area.
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