The film, which focuses on oppression of widows and women's emancipation, received nominations in the Best Film, Best Director and Best Actress categories.
Aparna's daughter Konkona Sen Sharma has been nominated in the Best Actress category, the producers of the film said.
NYIFF is the oldest and most prestigious film festival screening premieres of feature, documentary and short films made from, of and about Indian subcontinent in the independent, art-house, alternate and Diaspora genres.
The six-day festival, started on May 5, is showcasing 34 films.
One of the main actors in the film Srabonti said that the film dealt with womanhood.
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