Jasbir Jassi performs at Cinevesture International Film Festival

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The Cinevesture International Film Festival 2025 kicked off in Chandigarh with a lively performance by singer Jasbir Jassi. His folk songs energized the crowd, which included notable figures like Nandita Das and Sudhir Mishra. The festival runs from March 20 to 23 and began with the screening of the Korean film "A Normal Family." On the first day, the event featured the CiveV-CHD market, where participants engaged in discussions about the film industry. Conversations included insights from actor and filmmaker Nandita Das, and producer Honey Trehan. They shared their views on the evolving cinema landscape. A highlight was author Khushwant Singh discussing India's first AI-generated feature film, "Maharaja in Denims." Nina Lath, the festival's Founder and CEO, expressed her excitement about the strong turnout and enthusiasm for cinema. She looks forward to the next days of inspiring films and discussions. Randeep Hooda emphasized the importance of films in sparking conversations and shaping perspectives. He praised the festival for nurturing meaningful dialogue between filmmakers and audiences. Balwanth Singh, Founder of Zineeverse Motion Pictures, discussed their role in supporting filmmakers throughout the process. He stated that the festival creates an ecosystem for collaboration and sustainable cinema, focusing on both creativity and commercial success.


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