The Festival:

Exclusive films from Japan, China, Israel, Iran, Taiwan, Thailand, Srilanka, Korea, Bhutan, Philippines, Kyrgyzstan.
Indian Films… a mix of regional languages.
Focus on Chinese Cinema: Films made during the last seven years from China.
Tribute to the Master: Films of world-known Japanese Master Akira Kurosava.
Off-beat Hindi Cinema: A section devoted to some of this year’s off-beat films.
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Jab We Met… a delightful comedy about love, life and adventure.
Imtiaz Ali scores yet again and how.
Story:
Aditya Kashyap (Shahid Kapur) is a wealthy industrialist who is low on luck in life. His company is doing badly, his girlfriend gets married to someone else and he has nothing to look forward to. In a state of […]

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Rogue doesn’t mean the youngest boys are little rogues kinda rogue. He’s an assassin (as the name suggests) with ruthless ways of assassination. The movie is like a violent computer game with Japanese characters and a story(?). But the level of gore and commotion makes it way far from a take-your-girlfriend-out-tonight flick. Even if you […]

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Bahut se aadhe bujhe hue din pade hain ismein …
Bahut si aadhi jali hui raatein gir padi hain …

Gulzar’s words capture the essence of No Smoking. Starring John Abraham and Ayesha Takia, No Smoking talks about the life of K who is addicted to smoke. Frustrated with his addiction, his wife, Anjali, walks out on […]

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Sanjay Leela Bhansali is back. After his spectacular creations Khamoshi, Hum dil de chuke sanam, Devdas and Black, he returns with his fifth sensational venture, Saawariya. An expert at absorbing audiences with his stories, he makes sure that the music too mesmerizes all. Mr. Bhansali always chooses themes close to peoples’ hearts. With protagonists usually […]

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