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Dev Benegal says "Well I wanted to make a film about the generation I was familiar with. When I read the book, it reminded me about several experiences that I myself had gone through while I was making documentaries.

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Dev Benegal says "No I don't keep an audience in mind when I am making a film when I am writing it.

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Yash Chopra says "I feel like its very important because at an International Film Festival you come across a lot of people. You get to see a lot of wonderful films from all over the world.

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Yash Chopra says, "I feel like its very important because at an International Film Festival you come across a lot of people. You get to see a lot of wonderful films from all over the world.

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Aamir Khan says "Its a story about a girl who is in trouble and in her journey she meets up with these two guys, who are totally disconnected with her." Archana Puran Singh says "Story of the movie Mela is very beautiful and never seen befo…

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Twinkle Khanna says "There are three central characters in this movie. I am playing the character of the female lead in the movie and I am playing who has been struggling in life as she has seen the worst of time in her life.

Ladakh·festival

Sanjay Suri says "Dhoop is a post-war film and the story is based on a true incident. It is based on a post Kargil war.

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Films festival may celebrate the magic of movie memory but the world over through the years they have gradually transformed into a gigantic film bazaar. A centre of glitz and glamour, where art and commerce co-exist.

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Yash Chopra, Shyam Benegal, Shashikala, Ramesh Sippy, Sunil Dutt and Padmini Kohlapuri attend the V. Shantaram memorial event. Shantaram Rajaram Vankudre, fondly referred to as V.

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Indian filmmakers Yash Chopra, Shyam Benegal and Ramesh Sippy stand at guard to greet the attendees for the film festival in India.

festival · industry

Sanjana Kapoor says "Well let me sum up the entire idea of this festival, it's our little most economical way of communicating to the city that we belong to.

Maharashtra·festival

3rd MAMI started in Mumbai recently. Organized by the Mumbai Academy of Moving Images is the third domestic film festival. The excitement was evident in the audience as well as the Indian celebrities present there.

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Gulshan Grover says "See I have been taking up fewer movie projects and whenever I interacted with my fans they complained that they have not seen me in my famous 'Bad Man' character for a while now.

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Ketan Mehta says "Certainly, I mean when the festival takes place where the filmmakers are working then many more people who are participating who were actually working in the film industry will be able to participate in the festival.

Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala·festival

28th International Film Festival of India was inaugurated by the Chief Minister of Kerala Mr E.K. Narayanan amidst traditional pomp and pageantry in Thiruvananthapuram in 1997.

Maharashtra·festival

Basu Bhattacharya says "Well, the main benefit of an International Film Festival is getting exposure about what is happening all over the world and getting acquainted with it.

festival · dance

Two diseases and doyens of yesteryear cinema come together to dance at a local festival in Maharashtra. Watch Hema Malini and Meenakshi Seshadri in a scintillating dance performance.

Maharashtra·festival

Sanjana Kapoor says "Well, the most exciting factor of the festival this year is that we have requested the theatre groups in Bombay to premier their shows.

Maharashtra·festival

In a gathering of filmmakers, the 3rd Mumbai International Film Festival was inaugurated in the film capital Mumbai and promoted by the Mumbai Academy of moving images or MAMI.

Maharashtra·festival

Govind Nihalani says "I would say the film festival in Bombay has a very special significance. I remember that Dada Saheb Phalke made the first Indian film in Bombay also in Maharashtra.

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Mehul Kumar says "Karntiveer is my second film that got selected in the mainstream category for the International Film Festival in India before this one of my Gujarati film 'Meru Malan' was selected for the 1984 festival held in Delhi.

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Yash Chopra says "I think we expect very beautiful movies from all over the world and a wonderful festival. I think it will be very well organised. It's been 100-years of the World cinema and 80-years to Indian cinema.

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The director of the film Hope and a Little Sugar, Tanuja Chandra talks about her film, the cast, working with artists from different nationalities.