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Ulagam Short Film Contest 2024 is back with the theme of Deepavali Edition!<br/>Astro Ulagam and Astro Vaanavil have collaborated to present the 'Ulagam Short Film Contest 2024' - a unique opportunity for young and aspiring filmmakers to share their hidden talents with the world.<br/><br/>
Ulagam Short Film Contest 2024 is back with the theme of Deepavali Edition!<br/>Astro Ulagam and Astro Vaanavil have collaborated to present the 'Ulagam Short Film Contest 2024' - a unique opportunity for young and aspiring filmmakers to share their hidden talents with the world.<br/><br/>
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