Reema Das, an acclaimed filmmaker from Assam, India, has solidified her place on the international stage by consistently producing engaging films for children. She first garnered attention in 2018 when her film 'Village Rockstars' won four National Film Awards, highlighting her talent and commitment to representing Indian cinema globally. Over the years, Das has collected over 50 national and international awards, establishing herself as a significant figure in film directed towards young audiences.

Her latest feature, 'Not a Hero,' has added another milestone in her career by winning a special mention for the prestigious Crystal Bear Award at the Berlin International Film Festival 2026. This award is particularly significant as it is designated for films in the Generation Plus category, which focuses on works that resonate with children and young audiences, connecting them to their experiences and emotions. The recognition at this renowned international festival not only showcases Das’s talent but also elevates Indian cinema on a global platform.

The success of 'Not a Hero' is a testament to Das's directorial prowess and her ability to tell compelling stories that appeal to younger viewers. As international film festivals increasingly celebrate diverse narratives, Das's films contribute to a broader understanding of Indian culture and storytelling. With each award and recognition, she strengthens the reputation of Indian cinema and inspires a new generation of filmmakers to explore the domain of children's films.