"A film on menstruation makes history, wins Best Documentary Short Subject"
A film on the menstrual cycle, set in rustic India, titled "Period. End of Sentence," has won the Oscar in the Documentary Short Subject class at the 91st Academy Awards. The 26-minute movie rotates around a group of ladies who utilize another machine so as to make minimal sanitary pads with the goal that ladies in their town can be monetarily free and in the meantime improve their feminine cleanliness. Grant winning movie producer Rayka Zehtabchi has coordinated the short film, which has been created by Indian maker Guneet Monga's Sikhya Entertainment. The movie came to into being as a piece of The Pad Project, begun by pupils at the Oakwood School in Los Angeles and their teacher, Melissa Berton. "I am not crying since I am on my period or anything. I can't trust a movie on period won an Oscar," Zehtabchi said in her acceptance speech. She additionally gave a gesture to Monga. "Guneet Monga - realize that you have been empowering ladies everywhere throughout the world battle for menstrual similarity," she included.