Jharkhand National Film Festival Returns for Fifth Edition

Week-long Cultural Extravaganza to Feature International Partnerships and Regional Cinema

Key Points:

  • Festival showcases films in Nagpuri, Santhali and other regional languages
  • Multiple venues to host screenings from December 15 to 21
  • Bollywood singer Sapna Awasthi to perform at closing ceremony

JAMSHEDPUR – The fifth Jharkhand National Film Festival begins December 15, celebrating regional cinema across multiple venues.

International collaborations boost this year’s event. Partners from six countries support the cultural showcase.

The festival promotes employment in local arts sectors. Regional filmmakers gain exposure through dedicated platforms.

Screening Schedule

Jamshedpur hosts initial screenings from December 15. Srinath University continues shows through December 18.

Michael John Auditorium features films on December 19-20. The grand finale occurs on December 21.

Cultural Significance

“This platform showcases state culture through cinema,” organizer Sanjay Uday Satpathy noted. The event promotes regional languages.

Regional artists will perform in various languages. Local tourist attractions receive special focus.

Expert Participation

Distinguished jury members evaluate submissions. Director Anil Ramchandra Sharma joins the panel.

Festival advisor Shalini Prasad emphasizes quality standards. Notable directors from Jollywood will contribute with expertise.

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