Though her film was not selected to be India's Oscar submission, its recognition amongst other awards groups is still opening a new road for Kapadia.

All We Imagine as Light' director Payal Kapadia teases plans for Mumbai trilogy following Golden Globe nominations and international awards success.

Payal Kapadia has stunned the world with her maiden directorial ‘All We Imagine as Light.’ The film is dominating the awards and has been achieving unprecedented success. Recently, the budding filmmaker’s project received two nods at the prestigious Golden Globe Awards for best non-English language film and director.

Director Payal Kapadia's acclaimed film, All We Imagine As Light, has added another feather to its already heavily decorated cap. The movie won Best International Feature at the recently held New York Film Critics Circle Award.

Kapadia’s artistic vision has been celebrated worldwide, with All We Imagine As Light earning nominations at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards for Best Director (Motion Picture) and Best Motion Picture – Non-English Language. While the film did not clinch a Golden Globe, the NYFCC award underscores its impact and critical acclaim.

Payal Kapadia’s directorial venture ‘All We Imagine as Light’ was recognised at Cannes and the Golden Globes, making all Indians proud on the global stage. Following the recent OTT release of her award-winning film,

Payal Kapadia, the acclaimed director of All We Imagine as Light, has announced plans to create a trilogy of films set in Mumbai. Following her film's success at Cannes and the Golden Globes, Kapadia shared with Variety that she has begun writing her next project,

Director Payal Kapadia's critically-acclaimed film, All We Imagine As Light, was nominated in two categories at the recently concluded Golden Globes. However, the film lost out on awards. Payal Kapadia took it in her stride and reacted to it on her Instagram Stories.

Payal Kapadia has been in the news constantly since her acclaimed film All We Imagine As Light gained international recognition. After losing out in the 82nd Golden Globes Awards, the ace filmmaker won the prestigious award for Best International Film at the New York Film Critics Circle.