As the world gears up for the prestigious Cannes Film Festival 2025, all eyes are on India as the powerful regional film Omlo prepares to make its mark. Set to be showcased at the Cannes Film Market on May 13, Omlo is a proud moment not just for Rajasthani cinema but for Indian filmmaking as a whole.
Directed and written by Sonu Randeep Choudhury, Omlo is a poignant socio-drama that explores emotional trauma, patriarchy, and silent suffering through the intertwined lives of a young boy and a camel. Set in the heart of Shree Dungargarh, Bikaner, the film tells a deeply human story grounded in Indian soil, but with themes that speak to a global audience.

The film’s inclusion at Cannes, one of the most celebrated film platforms in the world, is a huge achievement for Indian independent cinema. It highlights how regional stories, often overlooked, are finding recognition for their authenticity, emotional depth, and visual storytelling.
Following its showcase at Cannes, Omlo is also set to premiere at the 26th Rainbow International Film Festival in London, another step in its journey to international acclaim.

As India watches Cannes 2025 unfold, the presence of Omlo on this global platform is a proud reminder of the power of storytelling, and of how Indian cinema continues to evolve, diversify, and make its presence felt around the world.