He informed that all citizens are eligible to participate in the competition by submitting their entries through online mode. The competition offers substantial cash rewards along with trophies and certificates. The first prize winner will receive an amount of 200,000 rupees, the second prize winner will be awarded 150,000 rupees, and the third prize winner will receive 100,000 rupees, each accompanied by a trophy and a certificate of recognition.
In addition, based on the recommendation of the jury panel, up to four films may be awarded special mention certificates along with a cash prize of 50,000 rupees each.
The duration of each short film must be a minimum of 3 minutes and a maximum of 10 minutes. Entries may be produced in Hindi, English, or any Indian language; however, English subtitles are mandatory for all submissionsto ensure wider accessibility and evaluation standards.
The Deputy Commissioner further stated that interested participants must submit their entries by 30 June through online mode, using a Google Drive link sent via the official National Human Rights Commission short film submission email channel. Detailed information regarding the competition and application guidelines is available on the official website of the National Human Rights Commission.
The initiative is expected to encourage creative expression on human rights issues, providing a national platform for filmmakers to highlight social awareness, constitutional values, and humanitarian themes through the powerful medium of short films.
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