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Anushri Iyer at the premiere of her first feature film as Addition Editor. Film title: ‘Where the Wind Blows’ streaming on ⁠ Amazon Prime Video

New Delhi [India], April 06: For Anushri, editing has never been tied to one place. Her journey, from Dubai to Mumbai to Los Angeles — has gradually shaped a practice that moves across languages, genres, and different corners of the film industry. 

Having edited films in Hindi, English, Mandarin, and Spanish, Anushri Srinivasan Iyer approaches storytelling with a simple belief: emotion doesn’t belong to one language, and the best films don’t need translation to be felt. 

Anushri’s journey into editing didn’t begin in a film school or on a professional set, but in a classroom in Dubai, where she first opened Adobe Premiere Pro as a high school student. What started as curiosity quickly turned into instinct. That instinct was affirmed early on when she was placed second amongst approximately 45,000 entries in the international CBSE Adobe Creativity Challenge celebrating 150-years of Mahatma Gandhi. She was invited to the Adobe Headquarters in Delhi, and was felicitated by Mr. Shantanu Narayen, The Chairman/CEO of Adobe Inc USA- A moment that marked the beginning of something much bigger. 

While doing her undergraduate studies at Whistling Woods International, Film City Mumbai, her relationship with storytelling began to take shape — not just technically, but creatively and personally. During this time, she directed and edited the short film Radhika, which went on to win multiple awards, including Best Amateur Film at the Sun of the East International Film Festival, The Goa International film festival and Tagore International Film Festival. Anushri’s work gained recognition with the short film Vijaya Dashami, which was selected among the top 100 short films at the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival, Mumbai. Anushri was the Head of the Whistling Woods Earth Charter, where she organized initiatives focused on environmental awareness and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. 

It was her move to Los Angeles that marked a turning point. At the American Film Institute Conservatory, where she completed her Masters Degree in Film Editing, Anushri Iyer found herself in an environment that pushed her to refine both her

craft and her voice. Working across a wide range of genres — including comedy, thriller, animation, and horror — she began to understand just how much power an editor holds. 

Her thesis film HIM, screened at the AFI FEST 2025 at the Chinese theater in Hollywood, became a particularly defining project. Anushri’s thesis film ‘HIM’ was selected across various film schools to receive an Amazon Studios AI Grant. Through the grant she explored the various uses of AI in filmmaking. The process changed the way she approached editing, allowing her to better understand the inner lives of characters and guiding her to make choices that felt more deliberate and more intuitive to the story itself. During her time at AFI, she also edited ‘Spectre’ and ‘When the cold wind blows’ which premiered at the Singapore Int Film Festival 2025 and Beyond Fest 2025 Los Angeles 2025. She also volunteered at the SMPTE MTS 2024 and ACE Eddie Awards 2025 and 2026. 

Anushri Iyer has steadily built her presence within the Hollywood Film industry. She has worked as an Assistant Editor on the feature film The Best Summer, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival which received coverage in major publications such as Variety and Rolling Stone. She also worked as an Assistant Editor on the short film The Window Cleaners, which was part of the For Your Consideration campaign for the Academy Awards. 

Her work extends across both traditional and digital platforms. As a freelance Assistant Editor for Jubilee Media, she contributed to widely viewed digital content, while continuing to edit independent narrative films in Los Angeles. She also served as an Additional Editor on the feature film Where the Wind Blows, which had a theatrical release and is now available on Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video. 

Anushri Srinivasan Iyer is an Avid certified professional and is currently working as a Post-Production Assistant at Sony Pictures for a show to be released in 2026 on Apple TV, while also serving as an Assistant Editor on two upcoming feature films set for release — continuing to build a career that moves fluidly between independent and studio spaces. 

For Anushri, editing isn’t just about assembling footage, it’s about understanding what a moment is really trying to say, and shaping it so it lands honestly with an audience.

Anushri’s editing perspective is shaped by her experiences across film industries, cities, and cultures — but grounded in something simple: paying attention to performances, to rhythm and to the small, often invisible choices that ultimately define how a story is experienced. 

As her learning continues to grow, Anushri remains drawn to stories that feel personal yet resonate widely — stories rooted in emotional truth and human connection. 

Because at its core, she believes cinema works the same way everywhere—it connects through feeling, not language

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New Delhi [India], March 30: In an era where global lifestyles often dilute cultural identity, Dr. Sunita Choudhary Dia is redefining what it means to stay authentically rooted while embracing the world. A distinguished personality, crowned as the esteemed Marvelous Mrs India 2024 and represented India at Mrs Galaxy internationals, securing a top 15 spot, she continues to inspire with a lifestyle that seamlessly blends international exposure with a deep love for Indian traditions.

Now based abroad, Dr. Sunita has cultivated a life that reflects both sophistication and cultural pride. While her surroundings may be global, her heart remains deeply Indian—a connection that shines through in her creative pursuits, especially her latest musical release, Mewadi Ghoomar.

“Mewadi Ghoomar” is more than just a song—it is a celebration of Rajasthan’s rich cultural tapestry. Drawing inspiration from the traditional ghoomar dance, the track beautifully captures the grace, rhythm, and timeless elegance associated with the art form. With its vibrant beats, traditional melodies, and visually evocative storytelling, the song transports listeners straight to the royal courtyards of Rajasthan, where culture and celebration go hand in hand.

What sets the song apart is its ability to resonate with both modern and traditional audiences. While it stays true to its folk roots, it carries a contemporary sensibility that makes it appealing on a global stage. Through this release, Dr. Sunita not only honors her heritage but also introduces it to a wider, international audience—bridging cultures through music.

Her lifestyle reflects this very philosophy. Whether it’s through her work, her achievements, or her artistic expressions, she embodies the idea that success doesn’t require leaving your roots behind. Instead, it lies in carrying them with pride and allowing them to evolve with you.

With “Mewadi Ghoomar,” Dr. Sunita Choudhary Dia once again proves that culture is not just something we inherit—it’s something we live, celebrate, and share with the world.

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Revisit the narrow lanes of Varanasi as the iconic Dhanush-Aanand L. Rai duo returns to redefine passion and romance

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 26: Sony MAX, India’s premier Hindi movie channel, proudly announces the World Television Premiere of Tere Ishk Mein, one of the most anticipated emotional spectacles of 2025. Twelve years after the cult classic Raanjhanaa redefined the landscape of romantic dramas in Indian cinema, the iconic duo of National Award‑winning actor Dhanush and master storyteller Aanand L. Rai reunite to bring audiences back to the mystical ghats and narrow lanes of Varanasi.

More than just a film, Tere Ishk Mein is being hailed as the spiritual successor to Raanjhanaa. While Raanjhanaa gave audiences the innocent persistence of Kundan, Tere Ishk Mein introduces Shankar—a darker, more volatile shadow of that unforgettable character. For millions of fans, seeing Dhanush return in a dhoti on the banks of the Ganges was a nostalgic masterstroke, capturing the essence of obsession, devotion, and the high price of love.

The film unites a powerhouse creative team that has redefined modern romantic storytelling. Dhanush delivers one of his most intense performances as Shankar, embodying restless passion, wounded pride, and the violence of love. Opposite him, Kriti Sanon offers a career‑best portrayal, grounding the film’s chaotic energy with nuance and depth. Aanand L. Rai’s vision captures the authentic pulse of small‑town India, while A. R. Rahman’s haunting score elevates the narrative with the spiritual echoes of Varanasi’s temples.

The World Television Premiere of Tere Ishk Mein reinforces Sony MAX’s promise of showcasing powerful narratives and unforgettable performances, ensuring that audiences everywhere can experience the grandeur of cinema right in their living rooms. With the channel’s massive nationwide audience, the premiere will reach millions of viewers—making this television event as momentous and far‑reaching as a big‑screen debut.

“As a director, for me the most important question before makiwith film is whether I truly have a reason to tell that story. With Tere Ishk Mein, the answer was an immediate yes. The film explores a deep, intense form of love, and in many ways, it is my most matured take on love so far. It’s a layered story, and whenever I find myself working with such emotional complexity, I instinctively turn to Dhanush. He was always my first choice for the character of Shankar because I knew this character needed an actor who could bring both vulnerability and strength to a demanding role.” Director Aanand L. Rai said.

With powerful performances, soulful music, and a story that explores the many shades of love, Tere Ishk Mein promises a compelling cinematic experience.

Don’t miss the World Television Premiere of Tere Ishk Mein on 27^th March at 8 pm only on Sony MAX

Chu Bao Que wins Best Film at Haryana Fest

New Delhi [India], March 26: The film “Vuon Tinh Yeu – Prem Ki Surdhara,” produced by the India Book of Records, won the Best International Film Award at the 8th Haryana International Film Festival, held at Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, on March 25, 2026. Honorary Doctor, Professor, record holder, and artist Chu Bao Que, who also serves as Chairman of the Policy and Development Consultative Council of the Vietnam Federation of UNESCO Associations (VFUA), received the prestigious award from Mahamandaleshwar Swami Shri Gyananand Ji Maharaj, spiritual guru, social worker, and the founder of Shri Krishna Kripa Seva Samiti and GIEO GITA (Global Inspiration & Enlightenment Organization – GITA).

Speaking at the event, Prof. Dr. Chu Bao Que shared that cinema is not only an artistic expression but also a powerful medium of cultural diplomacy. Through “Vuon Tinh Yeu – Prem Ki Surdhara,” he noted, the team aims to revive the deep-rooted cultural connections between Vietnam and India, built over thousands of years. He emphasised that the film conveys a message to the world that heritage remains alive when it is shared, preserved, and reimagined together. He further added that the journey is not only about honouring the past but also about inspiring future generations to take ownership of cultural heritage, highlighting that Vietnam and India, as two ancient civilisations, have a responsibility to lead this dialogue globally.

Photo caption: Prof. Dr. Chu Bao Que received the Best International Film Award at the 8th Haryana International Film Festival, held at Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra.
In the photo (L–R): Justice Lalit Batra, Swami Shri Gyananand Ji Maharaj, Prof. Dr. Chu Bao Que, Dharmender Dangi, Vikas Sharma, Walid Hasbi, and Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury.

Recently, Prof. Dr. Chu Bao Que achieved another milestone in Japan as part of his mission to protect and promote cultural heritage across countries. Upon his return, he was honoured by the Government of Vietnam for this achievement, and a book on his work was also released.

The four-day film festival featured 80 internationally acclaimed films from multiple countries in different languages. It was attended by a diverse group of Indian and international filmmakers, artists, media professionals, and cinema enthusiasts. Vietnamese delegates played a significant role in the event, underscoring its global appeal. Notable attendees included Dr. Nguyen Hoang Anh (Julia), General Secretary of World Records Union (WorldKings) and Permanent Vice-Chairwoman of Vietnam Records Organization (VietKings); Mrs. Hoang Thu Hang, Head of the Culture Department, Sports and Culture Newspaper – Vietnam News Agency; Artist Chu Thuy Hang, Head of the UNESCO Vietnam Folk Arts Group; and Artist Nguyen Thu Trang, Deputy Head of the UNESCO Vietnam Folk Arts Group, among others.

The organiser Mr. Dharmender Dangi welcomed the Vietnamese delegates by organising a traditional Haryanvi dance performance. A vibrant Vietnamese dance presentation by Vietnamese and Indian students also paid tribute to Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage.

The film “Vuon Tinh Yeu – Prem Ki Surdhara” is part of the Indo-Vietnam Cultural Heritage Exchange Program. Under this initiative, “Guardian of Heritage,” authored by Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury, was also released by the India Book of Records in February 2025. The premiere of the film has been organised with the objective of promoting cultural exchange between the two nations – India and Vietnam – and reviving their historical cultural bond spanning thousands of years.

Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury, Chief Editor of the India Book of Records, graced the occasion and presented copies of the India Book of Records 2026 Edition to esteemed dignitaries, including Swami Shri Gyananand Ji Maharaj; Prof. Som Nath Sachdeva, Vice-Chancellor of Kurukshetra University; Justice Lalit Batra, Chairman of the Haryana Human Rights Commission; Mr. Walid Hasbi, Cultural Ambassador of Morocco; Prof. Chu Bao Que; Dr. Nguyen Hoang Anh (Julia); Mr. Dharmender Dangi; and other distinguished guests.

“Vuon Tinh Yeu – Prem Ki Surdhara” marks a significant milestone for its production team, as it makes its debut at international film festivals. Directed by Biswadeep Roy Chowdhury, with Vimal Mishra as Director of Photography, the film serves as a cultural bridge between India and Vietnam, celebrating their shared heritage through music, storytelling, and visual artistry.

The film adopts a symbolic storytelling approach, portraying shared spiritual and cultural values through music, imagery, and layered narratives, presenting a “garden of memory” where love connects deeply with heritage and identity. Prof. Dr. Chu Bao Que has pioneered a cross-national cultural cooperation model in which cinema and the arts serve as pillars of diplomacy, and his international work has contributed to building a global heritage network while strengthening Vietnam’s role in cultural diplomacy.

The film also raises an important question: how can heritage remain alive in modern society? Its answer lies in continuous reinterpretation – heritage thrives when it is retold and reimagined. The success of the film highlights cinema’s power to connect cultures and marks a significant milestone in India-Vietnam cultural collaboration.

As the festival unfolds, the film’s recognition highlights not only its cinematic excellence but also the enduring cultural bond between India and Vietnam, with the potential to inspire global audiences. The Vietnamese-dubbed version of the film will soon be released in Vietnam and worldwide, with English subtitles, in cinemas and on OTT platforms.

The film represents more than just cinema; it embodies the flourishing Indo-Vietnam cultural collaboration and serves as a symbol of friendship, heritage, and artistic diplomacy.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 26: The celebration saw the presence of Rahul Roy, Rajpal Yadav, Sajid Wajid, Pranav Desai, Rajat Bedi, Hiten Tejwani, Shibani Kashyap, Kirti Choudhary, Priyanka Bajaj Sibal, Siddharth Sibal, Prishita Singh, Kiran Acharya, Subhash Rajput, Samarth Sharma, Navpreet Kaur, Khushi Mukherjee, Arvind Vegda, Himanshu Patel, Meggha Bhatti, Mikul Soni, MK Sabhani, Utkarsh Khatri, Kinnal Nayak, Satish Poojary, Dinesh Lamba, Bhoomi Somani & Many More.

The much-awaited Gujarati urban entertainer “KUKA is Money Cash” celebrated a power-packed Trailer & Songs Launch, marking the beginning of an exciting journey for audiences and the film fraternity. Presented by Shree Maruti Art, the film is directed by Himanshu Patel and produced by Juhi Desai and D.H. Patel, with Piyush Mishra as the co-producer.

The launch event witnessed an electrifying response as the trailer showcased the film’s fast-paced narrative, lively characters, and a gripping blend of urban drama. The songs, vibrant, youthful, and reflective of today’s Gujarati pop culture added to the spirited ambience, receiving immense appreciation from attendees.

“KUKA is Money Cash” promises a refreshing cinematic experience set against the backdrop of contemporary city life, exploring ambition, friendship, twists, and the unpredictable highs and lows of chasing success.

Director Himanshu Patel expressed enthusiasm, saying “This film is very close to my heart. We’ve tried to capture the urban pulse of Gujarat, its youth, their hustle, their dreams and present it in a fun, engaging way. The audience will definitely relate to the energy and emotion woven into every frame.”

Producers Juhi Desai and D.H. Patel shared “We believed in ‘KUKA is Money Cash’ from day one because it brings a strong commercial flavour with a rooted Gujarati soul. The trailer and songs are just a glimpse; the film has so much more to offer.”

Co-producer Piyush Mishra added “The chemistry of the cast, the storyline, and the music together create an urban entertainer that will connect with audiences of all ages. We are thrilled to bring this project to life.”

“KUKA is Money Cash” is gearing up for its theatrical release soon, bringing a fresh wave of urban Gujarati cinema to the big screen.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 21: In a world where music and entertainment constantly evolve, few artists manage to break through the noise and create a legacy. Today, the Indian music fraternity stands tall and proud as DJ Khyati Roy achieves a feat that will be etched in the history books of entertainment. Khyati has officially become the first Indian female DJ to be featured on the legendary reality gaming show, ‘Wheel of Fortune’.

A Landmark Moment with Akshay Kumar

The excitement reached a fever pitch as DJ Khyati Roy shared the stage with none other than the “Khiladi” of Bollywood, Akshay Kumar. Known for her electrifying sets and impeccable sense of rhythm, Khyati brought a fresh, high-octane energy to the iconic game show format. Seeing a female DJ from India command the stage alongside a global superstar like Akshay Kumar is not just a personal win for her; it is a powerful statement for the entire industry.

The Journey to the Top

Success like this doesn’t happen overnight. DJ Khyati Roy’s rise to prominence is a testament to years of grit, passion, and an unwavering commitment to her craft. Having performed at some of the most prestigious venues and high-profile events, including her notable collaborations with Thrive Entertainment, Khyati has consistently proven that she is more than just a performer—she is a visionary artist.

Her association with Thrive Entertainment played a pivotal role in showcasing her talent to a broader audience, setting the stage for her eventual transition to national and international television.

Breaking Industry Stereotypes

The DJing profession has long been perceived as a male-dominated field. However, Khyati Roy is part of a new wave of female artists who are shattering these stereotypes with every beat. By appearing on a platform as massive as Wheel of Fortune, she has opened doors for thousands of aspiring female musicians across India, proving that gender is no barrier to reaching the pinnacle of the entertainment world.

Beyond an Appearance: A Cultural Shift

This milestone is being hailed by industry experts as “History in the making.” It represents a shift in how music artists are integrated into mainstream media. Khyati’s presence on the show adds a layer of modern, youthful vibrance to the traditional gaming format, bridging the gap between the nightlife music scene and family-oriented television.

The Road Ahead

As the news of her achievement trends across social media, the message is clear: DJ Khyati Roy is a force to be reckoned with. Her journey from the DJ booth to the sets of one of the world’s most famous game shows serves as a beacon of inspiration for anyone daring to dream big.

With this historic appearance, Khyati has not only set a new benchmark for herself but has also raised the bar for Indian entertainment on a global scale. As she continues to tour and create magic with her music, the world will undoubtedly be watching what this trailblazer does next.

New Delhi [India], March 21: AriesX by StudioBackdrops has introduced the Clix Softbox One Click Setup & Release (65cm), designed for both photo and video production. Debuting at ₹5,499, the product aims to make premium-quality lighting equipment more accessible. Featuring a one-click setup mechanism, it is built to simplify lighting setups for creators working in studios as well as on location.

Designed for photographers, videographers, and content creators, the Clix Softbox offers precise light control with two inner baffles and a honeycomb grid. It features a detachable Bowens Mount for compatibility with various lighting systems. Built with high-quality fabric, a rugged aluminium base, and a lightweight design, the softbox ensures durability while remaining easy to carry and handle during shoots.

The softbox introduces a one-click setup that allows installation or dismantling within seconds, reducing the time and hassle typically required for assembling lighting equipment. This feature is particularly useful for fast-paced shoots like weddings, events, and content production, where quick lighting adjustments are needed without disrupting the workflow.

“Today’s creators often work across studios, live events, and on-location shoots where time and efficiency are critical,” said Archisman Misra, Founder & CEO of StudioBackdrops. “With Clix, we aimed to simplify lighting setup without compromising professional quality, offering photographers and videographers a portable, reliable solution that delivers consistent results across different shooting environments.”

Alongside this launch, AriesX is expected to broaden its studio accessories lineup further with upcoming products and new series. The upcoming additions are part of a larger effort to build a more comprehensive portfolio of lighting solutions and studio tools for photographers, filmmakers, and growing creators across India. 

About StudioBackdrops

Launched in 2016, StudioBackdrops.com is India’s go-to platform for photo, video, and audio production gear. With a focus on quality, affordability, and creator-first innovation, the platform supports thousands of independent professionals with trusted tools, pan-India logistics, and top-tier service.

For more information, visit: https://studiobackdrops.com

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 21: The much-awaited Gujarati urban entertainer “KUKA is Money Cash”will celebrate a power-packed Trailer & Songs Launch, marking the beginning of an exciting journey for audiences and the film fraternity. Presented by Shree Maruti Art, the film is directed by Himanshu Patel and produced by Juhi Desai and D.H. Patel, with Juhi Desai as the co-producer.

“KUKA is Money Cash” promises a refreshing cinematic experience set against the backdrop of contemporary city life, exploring ambition, friendship, twists, and the unpredictable highs and lows of chasing success.

Director Himanshu Patel expressed enthusiasm, saying “This film is very close to my heart. We’ve tried to capture the urban pulse of Gujarat, its youth, their hustle, their dreams and present it in a fun, engaging way. The audience will definitely relate to the energy and emotion woven into every frame”

Producers Juhi Desai and D.H. Patel shared “We believed in ‘KUKA is Money Cash’ from day one because it brings a strong commercial flavour with a rooted Gujarati soul. The trailer and songs are just a glimpse; the film has so much more to offer”

Co-producer Piyush Mishra added “The chemistry of the cast, and the storyline,together create an urban entertainer that will connect with audiences of all ages. We are thrilled to bring this project to life”

“KUKA is Money Cash” is gearing up for its theatrical release soon, bringing a fresh wave of urban Gujarati cinema to the big screen

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 19: The Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival (DPIFF) is thrilled to officially announce the TOP 100 Short Films for the 2026 edition, an extraordinary showcase of creative storytelling and cinematic brilliance from across the globe.

Selected from thousands of submissions, these 100 films represent the finest in independent and global short cinema. This marks the start of an exciting journey toward the spotlight, which will continue with upcoming selections of the Top 50, Top 21, and ultimately the Top 10 Short Films.

Why This Matters

Recognised as India’s premier film festival and awards event, DPIFF continues to celebrate outstanding storytelling, independent cinema, and global cinematic achievements. The Top 100 Films reflect exceptional narrative, artistic quality, and technical skill, paving the way for greater recognition in short film circles.

Congratulations to All Selected Filmmakers

DPIFF extends heartfelt congratulations to all filmmakers. Your creativity, passion, and artistic excellence continue to inspire audiences worldwide while upholding the rich cinematic heritage. Thank you for pushing creative limits and telling powerful stories.

What’s Next?

• The journey continues with the official announcement of the Top 50 Short Films 
• Followed by the Top 21, recognising some of the most compelling and visionary short films 
• The Top 10 Short Films will be showcased at the DPIFF Short Film Screening Gala, on the Opening Night of the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Awards 2026 

These Top 10 films will be evaluated by 10 Consulate Generals from different countries in India, bringing a global perspective.

Awards & Recognition

The Best Short Film will be honoured on the DPIFF Grand Ceremony stage with a cash prize of ₹1,00,000.

Additional recognitions include:

• 1st Runner- Up: ₹15,000 
• 2nd Runner- Up: ₹10,000 
• 3rd Runner- Up: ₹5,000 

All winners will receive a trophy and official recognition for their outstanding contribution to cinema.

About DPIFF

The Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival (DPIFF) is a leading platform celebrating excellence in Indian and international entertainment. Inspired by the legacy of Dadasaheb Phalke, the festival honours outstanding achievements across film, television, and digital platforms, while providing a global stage for emerging filmmakers.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 18: Making a proud moment for the Gujarati film fraternity, film producer Chanda Patel became one of the first Gujarati women producers to reach the Oscars, representing the Western India Film & TV Producers’ Association (WIFPA) at the prestigious 2026 Oscars while also promoting her upcoming film Tera Mera Nata.

Patel, who serves as an Executive Committee Member of WIFPA, attended the globally celebrated awards ceremony on behalf of the association, highlighting the growing presence of Indian producers and filmmakers on the international stage. Her participation reflected WIFPA’s continued efforts to strengthen global connections for the Indian entertainment industry.

Apart from representing the association, Chanda Patel also used the international platform to promote her upcoming film “Tera Mera Nata,” starring Suraj Kumar in the lead role. The film promises an emotional narrative and Patel’s presence at the Oscars helped introduce the project to global cinema circles.

Speaking about the moment, Patel expressed pride in representing both WIFPA and the Gujarati film community at one of the world’s most prestigious film events.

As an active member of WIFPA’s Executive Committee, Chanda Patel has been involved in several initiatives supporting producers and strengthening the film industry. Her appearance at the Oscars highlights the increasing participation of Indian producers in global film conversations.

The Western India Film & TV Producers’ Association (WIFPA) continues to play a significant role in representing producers and promoting the growth of Indian cinema on both national and international platforms.

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