Delhi Minister Explores Indian Cinema Exhibition at International Film Festival

Cinema enthusiasts, researchers, and artists explored the rich history of Indian and global cinema through the exhibition, said a statement.​

The Minister stated that the exhibition not only showcases the journey of Indian films but also highlights their global popularity and India's influence as a soft power.​

Art collector TRIS's Neville Tuli curated the exhibition, presenting legendary artists from multiple generations while offering insights into the evolution of Indian and global cinema - from the classic era to modern times - along with its challenges and achievements. The exhibition features 12 thematic sections, said the statement.​

Mishra said that the exhibition is a significant step towards establishing Delhi as a global hub for cinema and cultural research.​

"It represents a confluence of cinema, education, and culture, and strengthens dialogue between Indian and world cinema," he said.​

On this occasion, the Tourism Minister also interacted with visitors and students attending the festival, gathering their feedback and suggestions.​

He noted that IFFD is currently at its peak, witnessing enthusiastic participation from young talents, filmmakers, and prominent figures from across the country.​

Mishra said that the festival is not merely a celebration of cinema but also a powerful platform for talent from across the nation.​

He highlighted that masterclasses, workshops, and script pitching sessions are being successfully organised, providing valuable opportunities to youth and cinema enthusiasts - an achievement of the festival.​

- IANS