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Variety reports that Indian feature "Angh," the debut film from director Theja Rio, has won the top prize in the Toronto Film Festival's Platform section, securing automatic entry into the 2027 Oscars race for international feature film. The film stood alone as the only Indian selection in this year's Platform competition, a distinction that already set it apart before the jury's final decision.
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