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Dipsikha Bhagawati is the winner of an Assam State Film Award for Best Film Critic who writes extensively on film and literature for a variety of journals, newspapers, and magazines, and a Govt. of Assam & British Council teacher holding a PhD on TS Eliot. She is the granddaughter of Uday Chandra Bhagawati, a doyen and one of the pioneers of the erstwhile NE traveling drama troupes.

Festival cirtuit

Preview committee of the Guwahati Asian Film Festival (GAFF)
Discussion Panelist and jury member of the Kautik International Film Festival

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	'''Dipsikha Bhagawati''' is the winner of an Assam State Film Award for Best Film Critic who writes extensively on film and literature for a variety of journals, newspapers, and magazines~~. She is~~ a Govt. of Assam & British Council teacher holding a PhD on TS Eliot. She is the granddaughter of Uday Chandra Bhagawati, a doyen and one of the pioneers of the erstwhile NE traveling drama troupes.		'''Dipsikha Bhagawati''' is the winner of an Assam State Film Award for Best Film Critic who writes extensively on film and literature for a variety of journals, newspapers, and magazines, and a Govt. of Assam & British Council teacher holding a PhD on TS Eliot. She is the granddaughter of Uday Chandra Bhagawati, a doyen and one of the pioneers of the erstwhile NE traveling drama troupes.

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