The nation bids adieu to its biggest film festival- Indian International Film Festival, with numerous pleasant and golden memories, on 28th November. The festival which has been there for nine days, was started on 20th November, and showcased 275 films of 88 countries. This 47th IFFI will be remembered for its many good films on the one hand, whereas for its remarkable incorporations of various new additions, on the other. Few of these initiatives, would prove to become the Milestone for Film makers, and create history. (Read in Hindi)

The 47th Edition of the Prestigious International Film Festival of India is all set to be held in Goa from 20th-28th November, 2016. The picturesque State of Goa has been hosting IFFI every year since 2004. The Directorate of Film Festivals of the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting organizes the festival in collaboration with the Entertainment Society of Goa which has been established by the state government as the nodal agency for organizing IFFI.

New Delhi: Indian Panorama 2016 announced its final selection of Feature and Non-Feature films to be screened in Goa at 47th International Film Festival of India, 2016. (Read in Hindi)

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A Hundred Years ago, on September 16, 1916, ‘MS Subbulakshmi, the ‘Nightingale of India’, was born at Madurai in Tamil Nadu. Her father Subramania Iyer was a practicing advocate and her mother Shanmuga Vadivu, a Veena player. At home, MS was affectionately called as ‘Kunjamma’.

Recently concluded first BRICS film festival which was held in New Delhi in the run up the to the BRICS summit to be held in Goa next month, has left a very positive impact amongst the film critique and film lovers’ community. (Read in Hindi)

Opening the lost chapters of history, the documentary ‘Leo Tolstoy and Mahatma Gandhi: A Double Portrait in the Interior of the Age’ portrays the connection between the two spiritual teachers of the world. (Read in Hindi)

New Delhi: BRICS Film Festival will be held at the Sirifort Auditorium Complex, here, from September 2nd to 6th. Malayalam film ‘Veeram’ would be the opening film while ‘Baahubali- the Beginning’, ‘Bajirao Mastani’ and ‘Cinemawala’ would some other entries form Indian side. (Read in Hindi)