When a current is actually a holomorphic form?

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If a current $f$ of bidegree $(p,0)$ (acting on forms of bidegree $(n-p,n)$) satisfies $\bar{d}f=0$, is it true that $f$ is a holomorphic differential form?

In general, do we have any standard method to verify if a current is a smooth form or even a holomorphic form?