Weeks later, a modest ceremony was held at the archive’s historic hall. The restored version of played on a silver screen, its monochrome beauty amplified by modern sound. The audience, a blend of film scholars, veteran actors, and curious youngsters, sat spellbound. When the lights rose, a plaque was unveiled— “Raat Ke Badal (1974) – Restored and Preserved by Priya Mehta, Guardian of the Gargi Archive.”
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