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FTII Sympathisers to Hold Alternative Film Festival in Goa
FTII sympathisers will hold a two-day alternative film festival in Panaji from November 24 to protest against the treatment meted out to the institute students at the 46th IFFI in Panaji, an FTII alumnus said today.
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24 Filmmakers Including Kundan Shah, Saeed Mirza Return National Awards
Kundan Shah, the maker of the iconic film 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron', and Saeed Mirza, were among the 24 filmmakers who returned their National Awards today and added their voice to what has come to be known as the "Award Wapsi" protest against "rising intolerance".
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'Worked in Certified Adult Films, Not Soft-Porn,' Says Pune Film Institute Chief
Oscar winner Resul Pookutty, reknowned filmmakers Saeed Mirza and Kiran Rao, actors Rajat Kapoor and Piyush Mishra have all joined the growing ranks of those protesting against little-known actor Gajendra Chauhan being appointed to head the country's top film institute, but the man at the centre of the storm remains unruffled.
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FTII Sympathisers to Hold Alternative Film Festival in Goa
FTII sympathisers will hold a two-day alternative film festival in Panaji from November 24 to protest against the treatment meted out to the institute students at the 46th IFFI in Panaji, an FTII alumnus said today.
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24 Filmmakers Including Kundan Shah, Saeed Mirza Return National Awards
Kundan Shah, the maker of the iconic film 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron', and Saeed Mirza, were among the 24 filmmakers who returned their National Awards today and added their voice to what has come to be known as the "Award Wapsi" protest against "rising intolerance".
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'Worked in Certified Adult Films, Not Soft-Porn,' Says Pune Film Institute Chief
Oscar winner Resul Pookutty, reknowned filmmakers Saeed Mirza and Kiran Rao, actors Rajat Kapoor and Piyush Mishra have all joined the growing ranks of those protesting against little-known actor Gajendra Chauhan being appointed to head the country's top film institute, but the man at the centre of the storm remains unruffled.
