~ Festival showcased 5 Indiapremieres on itslast day ofthe Delhi edition
~ Closing Film of the festival India Premiere – Late Night
~ In-conversation with TapseePannu and Ishan Khattar by Rajeev Massand.
New Delhi, 21stJuly 2019: The closing day of Delhi chapter of10th Jagran Film Festivalwitnessedthein-conversations with TapseePannu and Ishan Khattar by Rajeev Masand. Interactive Q&A sessionbetween Devanshu Singh,Director of “Chintu ka Birthday” was facilitated after the screening of the movie. Rajnigandha Achiever’s Film, “Soorma “, directed by Shaad Ali was also screened along with “Harjeeta”, Directed by Vijay Kumar Arora.
India Premiere of “Late Night”,directed by Nisha Ganatra, was screened as the Closing Filmat Delhi chapter of 10th Jagran Film Festival.The Festival showcased severalIndia premieres, feature films, short movies/documentaries on itsfourth day.The Taiwanese movie Han Dan was also screened in the presence of members of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center.
5 India premiere movies& Documentary:Chintu Ka Birthday, Han Dan, Late Night (Closing Film and India Premiere), In This Land Nobody Knew How to Cry and Children Playing God
Feature films:Bulbul Can Sing, Nakaash, Meshampur, Long Shot, Chalne Do, A Diary of Blindness, The Journey, AgamThimiri
Short films/documentaries:Biloya – Not A Traditional War, Binnu Ka Sapna, Sketch, Dante vs Mohammed Ali, Taxi
Rajnigandha Achiever’s Film:Harjeeta, Soorma
On the closing of Delhi chapter Mr. Basant RathoreSenior VP - Strategy, Business Development & Brand,said “I am happy with the festival’sglobal participation and packed auditoriums despite the rainfall. A total of 22 international movies were premiered at the 10th JFF Delhi with dignitaries coming from Iran, Taiwan, Bangladesh, USA, UK and Argentina, the country in focus for the 10th JFF. The festival also premiered movies propagating a social cause, such as “Jhalki”, directed by Brahmanand S Singh, on the 3rd day of the festival.
This moviewas made by the organization of the Nobel Peace Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi, that works to abolish child labor. I would also like to thank Shobu Yarlagadda, Ketan Mehta, Farah Khan, Anil Kapoor, Aparna Sen, PouranDerakhshandeh, MadhumitaSundararaman, Onir, Rohit Shetty, Siddhant Chaturvedi, TapseePannu, Devanshu Singh, Ishan Khattar, Rajeev Massand, Udita Jhunjhunwala, and all other attendees who made this Delhi chapter a grand success. The next chapter is scheduled in Kanpur and Lucknow from 26th to 28th July 2019. ”
The Jagran Film Festival kickstarted in Delhion18th July and will travel through Kanpur, Lucknow, Allahabad, Varanasi, Agra, Meerut, Dehradun, Hisar, Ludhiana, Patna, Ranchi, Jamshedpur, Gorakhpur, Raipur, Indore and Bhopal. The festival will culminate on September 29 in Mumbai.
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