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SPECIAL MENTION - International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala | SPECIAL MENTION BY JURY - Mumbai International Film Festival | BEST FILM BY A WOMAN DIRECTOR - Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati 

Kashmiri Pandit Experience • Exile & Displacement • Conflict • Identity & Belonging • Representation • Human Rights

Date of Completion: 2021 | Run Time: 67 minutes​​ | Languages: English, Kashmiri, Hindi | Captions: Yes | Includes: Transcript | Director: Madhulika Jalali | Executive Producer: Khushboo Raj 

GHAR KA PATA is an autobiographical account of my inquiry into my identity as a Kashmiri Pandit Woman (Kashmiri Hindu Minority) in the absence of my own memory. My family left Kashmir in early 1990s as a part of the Kashmiri Pandit exodus due to the armed insurgency. I was 6 years old at that time and therefore grew up remembering nothing of my home. 24 years later, I went to Kashmir for the first time with my family. That event acts as a catalyst for me to rediscover and retrace my roots with the help of my sisters and extended family. We hear oral accounts of a less documented event and time in the history of Kashmir which reveals the deep connections that go beyond religion and politics. At a personal level, it reveals the cruelty of exile and how it continues across generations.