The event is scheduled to run from April 11 to 14, with the screening of 'Girls Will Be Girls' set to take place on April 14.
Richa commented: "Being selected for TIFF Next Wave is a huge honour for us. It's incredibly gratifying to see our film resonate with audiences worldwide and be recognised by such esteemed festivals. 'Girls Will Be Girls' is a project that is very close to our hearts, and to witness its journey from conception to being screened at TIFF is truly overwhelming.
She added: "We poured our hearts and souls into this film, hoping to spark meaningful conversations and connect with viewers on a deeper level. The fact that it's making waves on international platforms is a testament to the universal themes it explores and the dedication of our team."
Ali added that participating in TIFF Next Wave is a dream come true for any filmmaker.
"We are thrilled to showcase 'Girls Will Be Girls' to a diverse and enthusiastic audience on this renowned platform. This film has been a labour of love for all of us involved, and to see it receive such recognition is incredibly rewarding."
Ali said that 'Girls Will Be Girls' is not just a film; it's a reflection of our collective vision and commitment to storytelling that resonates with people from all walks of life.
He added: "To have it selected for TIFF Next Wave alongside such remarkable films is both humbling and exhilarating. The last time I was at TIFF was with Judi Dench when we showcased 'Victoria and Abdul'. It's a true homecoming. TIFF will always be close to me."
