Actress Nandita Das, the newly appointed chairperson of the Children's Film Society of India (CFSI), promises to bring maximum number of kids to the children film festival, starting on November 14, despite the fact that kids are hooked to reality shows.
"My top priority at this moment is to attract large number of children from different regions and classes to the children's film festival," Nandita Das told reporters here while speaking on the sidelines of the programme Joy of Giving.
The six-day Golden Elephant International Children's Film Festival of India will be held in Hyderabad.
"I will try to include quality movies and renowned juries in the festival to make the festival more attractive. With reality shows attracting the eyeballs, it is certainly a big challenge to attract children to the film festival. But I will try to make the festival interesting by bringing in quality movies which will attract large number of children," she added.
Nandita took the charge of chairmanship from Nafisa Ali after she resigned last month.
The actress, who ventured into direction with Firaaq, also told that she is looking for a good script to show her directorial skill.
{{/usCountry}}The actress, who ventured into direction with Firaaq, also told that she is looking for a good script to show her directorial skill.
{{/usCountry}}"I am certainly looking for a script which is close to my heart. I am in search of a good script to direct," she said.