Cannes, France: Acclaimed author and emerging filmmaker Harshada Pathare takes a bold leap into cinematic innovation with her documentary Shodh: Goddess of Metamorphosis, officially submitted in the Experimental Category at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.
Shodh is a visual odyssey that challenges traditional storytelling, capturing the silent revolutions of identity, transformation, and inner awakening. Pathare’s venture into experimental cinema marks a defining evolution in her creative journey — expanding her influence beyond literature and storytelling into the world of avant-garde filmmaking.
The next milestone for Shodh is the final selection notification on May 5, 2025, followed by the final screening event on June 14, 2025 at Cannes. Festival watchers and global audiences alike are eager to see which genre-defying works will rise to the top.
“Shodh: Goddess of Metamorphosis is an introspective journey — it breaks the conventional mold to mirror the unseen changes within us,” says Harshada Pathare. “Submitting in the experimental category allowed me the freedom to narrate through emotions, symbols, and silences.”
Known for bestselling books like The Following and Love Talks, and for her dynamic content creation, Harshada Pathare now cements her reputation as a fearless, boundary-pushing storyteller. Her participation at Cannes positions her as an artist who redefines mediums while staying true to the core of human experience. Discover more about her work and upcoming projects at harshadapathare.com
