Closing Ceremony of Delhi Film festival!
The beautiful and exciting Delhi film festival came to an end after 8 days of fun and excitement, on the sunny afternoon of 27th December. The closing ceremony was concluded by some exciting performances.
The awards distribution was conducted, followed by the speeches of the guests present over there. They shared their views about the importance of cinema in our country and also in our individual lives.
National award winning filmmaker Tigmanshu Dhulia, who has given movies like Pan Singh Tomar to the nation and has also been a part of the film festival since the last three years, shared his views about the Indian cinema.
On being asked by One World News about why the quality of cinema is lowering down day by day in Bollywood and if it was the impact of the 100 crore club, Tigmanshu said ”You might be right. But yes, I agree that 2014 was not a good year in terms of cinema. Though, I have still not watched Ugly and P.K. but if I look at the entire year, there were hardly any movie that had a good story. As a director or a film maker it is my responsibility to provide good cinema to audiences and I am trying to do so.”
The Delhi film festival lasted for 8days and around 250 movies were showcased that were inclusive of Oscar winning movies as well. The festival showcased movies across from the world.
All the movies were included, ranging from documentaries to short films to animated movies and this event proved to be a delightful experience for all the Delhiites who love cinema.
R.K Parcha added “I want this festival to go on for thousands of years so that we all can celebrate the glory of cinema”
The evening ended by showcasing a Pakistani movie Zinda Bhaag. The auditorium was jam-packed as people from all walks of life were seen enjoying the event. They were happy to be a part of this historic festival.
So, if you missed the chance this time around then don’t worry, Delhi now has its own film festival that will happen every year. Till then, enjoy the glimpses of this year’s festival.
