New Delhi/Almora. At the 71st National Film Awards, the acclaimed film “12th Fail” received the prestigious honor of Best Feature Film from the Hon’ble President of India. The film is based on the inspiring life struggles of Almora’s daughter and Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer Shraddha Joshi, along with her husband, Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Manoj Kumar Sharma. This proud moment has not only added a golden chapter to Indian cinema but has also brought immense pride to Uttarakhand.
Shraddha Joshi began her early education at G.G.I.C. School, Almora. Rising from a modest background, she worked with determination and perseverance to secure her place in the country’s top civil services. Her journey, filled with challenges and triumphs, now serves as a guiding light for millions of young aspirants across the nation.
The film “12th Fail” delivers a powerful message that even in the face of failures and hardships, unwavering effort and self-belief can pave the way to success. By bringing Shraddha and Manoj’s inspiring story to the big screen, the director has immortalized their struggles, offering motivation to all who dare to dream.
The people of Almora and the entire state of Uttarakhand feel immense pride in this historic achievement. Shraddha’s success has once again proven that with education, determination, and hard work, even students from small mountain towns can achieve recognition at national and international levels.
Citizens across the state have extended heartfelt congratulations to Shraddha Joshi, wishing her a bright future ahead. This honor is not only a personal victory for her but also a symbol of the resilience and hardworking spirit of Uttarakhand.
