Payal Kapadia’s film ‘All We Imagine As Light’ (AWIAL) generated significant excitement as it was nominated for two prestigious awards at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards: Best Motion Picture Non-English Language and Best Director. However, the film did not secure a win during the ceremony held on Monday, disappointing fans and supporters who had high hopes for its success.
Payal Kapadia’s Reaction To The Loss
In response to the outcome, Payal Kapadia took to her Instagram Story to share her thoughts. Posting a picture from the award ceremony, she expressed her sentiments, stating, “We didn’t win anything but had soo much fun.” She also extended her gratitude to her team, particularly thanking stylist Payal Khandwala for her stunning outfit and Indrakshi for her support, saying, “A special thank you to @payalkhandwala for this amazing outfit… and @styledbyindrakshi for being the kindest, smartest stylist who helped me feel so confident.”
Despite the loss, Payal Kapadia nomination itself is seen as a significant achievement, highlighting the growing recognition of Indian cinema on international platforms.
Divya Prabha Celebrates The Nomination
Divya Prabha, who plays the role of Anu in ‘All We Imagine As Light,’ also shared her thoughts on the film’s nomination. In an exclusive interview with Zoom, she remarked, “Payal’s nomination is a historic moment for Indian cinema and women filmmakers everywhere. Being nominated is a huge achievement in itself, regardless of what the outcome was.” Prabha emphasized the importance of representation, stating, “Seeing an Indian on the Golden Globe red carpet is truly inspiring and opens doors for many more to follow. It’s a proud moment for all of us.”
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Prabha further elaborated on why ‘All We Imagine As Light’ has resonated with audiences on a global scale. She attributed its success to Payal Kapadia’s unique storytelling style, noting, “I would say Payal’s unique craft, which truly stands out. The writing is another strength, as she fully owns her authorship, creating a narrative that feels personal and authentic.” She highlighted the film’s local and grounded nature, which contributes to its universal appeal, stating, “I believe when a story is deeply rooted in its local context, it often resonates more broadly on an international level.”
While ‘All We Imagine As Light’ may not have won at the Golden Globes, the film’s nominations and the positive reactions from its cast and crew underscore a significant moment for Indian cinema. The recognition of Payal Kapadia’s work serves as an inspiration for future filmmakers and highlights the importance of diverse voices in the global film industry.
