On the second day of the fifth edition of Rajasthan
International Film Festival (RIFF), which is going on at Inox Crystal Palm
situated at Shakar Marg. Today being a holiday the venue was filled with a
large number of movie enthusiasts as well as movie lovers who watched the movies
and appreciated them. Special screening of National and International films
including Rajasthani.
Bai Sarah Beera album appreciated
The video of ‘Rajasthani song Bai Sara Beera’ was also shown on
the big screen, which was enjoyed by all. This song was written by Suparna
Ghosh, along with playback singer Ravindra Upadhyay, in her melodious voice.
Future & Challenge of Rajasthani Cinema Talk Show
On the second day, there was a lot of interesting dialogue between Future and Challenges of
Rajasthani Cinema Talk Show. It was revealed in the discussion that Rajasthani
film is to be given high quality, then instead of government subsidy, Rajasthan
Film Development Corporation should be formed so that the corporation provides
finance to the Rajasthani films. In NSD alone, a budget of 26 crores for 26
students and 6 students in FTII has been fixed for 75 crores. Such institution
should also be in for Rajasthani. Apart from this, the entertainment tax that
the government takes. He should make such a cinema where one hundred of the
Rajasthani films can be displayed in a day. Playback Singer Rabindra Upadhyaya,
Rapperia Balam of Rajasthani movies, MA Qureshi of Rajasthani films and Om Sau
put the views in it. Moderate senior critic Ajit Roy of the show did the show.
Singer Ravindra Upadhyay said that making a movie here can be easy, but taking
it to the theater is no less than a challenge. He said that Rajasthani language
also changes colors like water here. In Rajasthan, for instance, the tone of
the bid is different in terms of directions. He said that it is a matter of
regret that Bollywood is populated by the beautiful places of Rajasthan and
culture and folk music and dance. Rajasthan cinema is helpless in every way.
Rabindran said that it was more than 15 years for me to take Rajasthan to
Rajasthan, but now it is Dil-Khwaish that will do a lot to upgrade the
Rajasthani cinema so that our government can take care of us. Actor MA Quraishi
said that it is not that the Rajasthani cinema does not get spectators. If you
talk about the eighties, then a lot of people saw the movie by Chali Sasrio. Om
Saau, who is associated with the Rajasthani film, said that the Rajasthan film
industry will not be able to speed up when every Akshah associated with the
film does not communicate in its Rajasthani language.
Special Screening of
these Rajasthani films
-Realized Mauser and
Mhara Ram Rahim
On Sunday, screening of
Anil Saini directed film ‘Mauser’ was done at RIFF. The social evils were
depicted in the movie based on the festival of death. How do people get ruined
by such a mouser like Kurti Around this, the film's warp is woven. In this film
written by Anil Bhupe, the actors like Murarilal, Usha Jain, Zodhi Sharma,
Vinay Chaudhary, have made the story very touchable with their strong acting.
The RIF has screening of the second Rajasthan film Merao Ram Rahim. Producer,
director and actor Manjur Ali Qureshi's film depicts social, communal harmony
in this film. The film's writer Santosh Nirmal and the artist were present
during the screening. On Sunday evening, screening of Deepak Tripathi regional
film Tuhenje Pyaar was done. A lot of the audience enjoyed this movie.
Today these films will be
screening
On Monday, there will be
screening of many country-of-the-country films including the talk show, local
including the show on Monday. In it, all directed by Gurprasad Singh will be
the special screening of the film, directed by Ajitpal Singh, directed by
Ramesh Gammat and Shyam Benegal, directed film The Making of the Mahatma. Besides this
there will be a television movie thematic talk show.
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