Salman Khan graces 29th Kolkata International Film Festival
Superstar Salman Khan adds star power to the 29th Kolkata International Film Festival as he attends the grand inaugural ceremony in style.
Superstar Salman Khan adds star power to the 29th Kolkata International Film Festival as he attends the grand inaugural ceremony in style.
The Sivans family comprises late Sivan, whose second son Santosh Sivan is the now the most sought after cameraman.
Cinema lovers in the city for the first time would be able to enjoy 219 handpicked movies from across the globe on single screens and multiplexes next week during the 29 edition of Kolkata International Film Festival.
The West Bengal government has earmarked a budget of Rs 15.75 crore for 28th edition of the Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF) scheduled in December, surpassing all records in expenditure allocation for this annual event.
According to a senior official, who attended the preparatory meeting, the focus will be on industry and international trade.
The 25 years journey of KIFF is marked with countless milestones.
Homosexuality still remains a subject of conflict, says director Garin Nugroho.
Film enthusiasts who had queued up looked visibly disappointed on not being duly informed.
On the second day after the inauguration of KIFF, viewers were once again left disappointed as New Empire cinema hall for the second time on Monday, managed to draw severe flak after the Japanese film rolled with subtitles going off the screen.
Turkish film Sibel turned out to be a damp squib as it rolled without any subtitle, two shows cancelled at a city multiplex.
