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Spiritual film festival to mark Simhastha

The month-long Simhastha fair in Ujjain this year will be much more than a religious congregation with a number of activities, including an International Spiritual Film Festival, organisers said on Sunday.

Published on: Apr 4, 2016, 15:33:07 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Ujjain
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The month-long Simhastha fair in Ujjain this year will be much more than a religious congregation with a number of activities, including an International Spiritual Film Festival, organisers said on Sunday.

Anugunj, a three-day cultural festival, began in Indore on Sunday as prelude to the month-long Simhastha fair that will start in Ujjain from April 22. (Shankar Mourya/HT photo)
Anugunj, a three-day cultural festival, began in Indore on Sunday as prelude to the month-long Simhastha fair that will start in Ujjain from April 22. (Shankar Mourya/HT photo)

During the four-day film festival that will be held between May 1 and May 4, 12 select films from around the globe will be screened and six interactive sessions will be held.

The organisers have also invited 11 filmmakers for the event.

“The primary objective of the festival is to screen spiritual films that will emphasis on educating people, creating spiritual awareness, and spreading peace and harmony through spirituality,” said Pundit Radheshyam Mishra, international director of Ujjain Yoga Life Society.

People can come and watch films on spirituality, spiritual gurus, life and the essence of humanity. The event is open for all, including students, filmmakers and produces and there is no entry fee. The films screened, will be shortlisted by a selection committee and only nominated films will be shown during the festival, organisers said, adding that the screenings will be followed by interactive session with the film makers.

The International Spiritual Film Festival is part of ‘Yoga Kumbh’ – a combination of seminars, conventions and yoga workshops to that will be held from April 26. The venue of the film festival is near the entrance of the Mela Ground.

Event detail

Four-day event to kick off on May 1

Indian and foreign filmmakers will participate

12 films to be screened

11 filmmakers invited

6,000 people are to attend

 
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Manoj Ahuja

Manoj Ahuja is a principal correspondent based in Indore. He writes on business, agriculture and aviation. His focus is on south-western Madhya Pradesh, particularly the tribal belt.

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