Call for Indian Celebs and Filmmakers to Embrace IFFI Goa, like Cannes
In a recent statement, Indian actress Khushbu has expressed her wish for the Indian film industry‘s stalwarts to give due recognition to the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) held in Goa, similar to their involvement in the renowned Cannes Film Festival. Khushbu’s comments shed light on the need for Indian celebrities and filmmakers to acknowledge and participate actively in their home grown cinematic events.
With its rich history and cultural significance, IFFI Goa serves as a prominent platform for showcasing the talent and creativity of Indian cinema. However, compared to events like Cannes, where Indian celebrities often make a significant presence, IFFI Goa often lacks the same level of recognition within the industry itself. Khushbu’s plea aims to bridge this gap and encourage greater engagement from the Indian film fraternity.
The actress emphasizes the importance of owning up to and supporting IFFI Goa, which celebrates and honors the artistic achievements of Indian cinema. By actively participating in the festival, Indian celebrities and filmmakers have an opportunity to not only showcase their work but also contribute to the growth and recognition of the Indian film industry on a global scale.
Khushbu’s call to action highlights the need for the industry’s influential figures to play an active role in promoting Indian cinema at home, instead of solely focusing on international platforms. She believes that by wholeheartedly embracing IFFI Goa, Indian celebrities can foster an environment of appreciation and encourage the wider public to engage with Indian films.
The actress’s statement serves as a reminder to the Indian film industry that recognition and support should be extended to their domestic film festivals. It is essential for Indian celebrities and filmmakers to acknowledge the significance of events like IFFI Goa and invest their time and energy into promoting and uplifting the industry from within.
Re-reported from the story originally published in India Today
