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COIN TOSS is Satya Kharkar’s debut feature film as a director. Recently COIN TOSS won the "Audience Favorite Debut Film Award" at the 11 th International Route 66 film festival at springfield,IL,USA. Satya’s other notable directorial credits include short films "D.W.T." (Driving While Texting) made in public interest for encouraging people not to text while driving, an award winning mini short “My Dad, My Hero” - a finalist under two categories Audience Favorite and Best Short Film at the “2011 Life Fest Film Festival” in Los Angele's.   Recently Satya completed a documentary in an Indian language(Marathi) about a young person who has won  India’s one of the prestigious award in 2005 for his creative writings depite of suffering from  cerebral palsy. Indian news media has appreciated the documentary effort. Satya hope's that COIN TOSS will continue making a place in its viewer’s heart and he could make more such  entertaining films through Satya’s production company Anmol Movies.

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