Thousands of students benefit from childrens educational cinema at the Film Fest

Lucknow, April 17 : The 8th day of the 9-day International Children's Film Festival (ICFF-2023) organized by City Montessori School at CMS Kanpur Road auditorium, overflowed with the joy and enthusiasm of thousands of students. Nearly 12000 students from various schools of Lucknow and surrounding areas took inspiration from educational children's films today and the whole day was buzzing with wonderful films packed with good healthy entertainment and a dose of human values. The very presence of renowned actress Ms Himani Shivpuri, Voiceover Artiste Mr Harish Bhimani and Child actors Aditi Jaiswal and Rubal Jain added glamour to this International Children's Film Festival and thousands of students lined up to warmly welcome these renowned artists.

            At the International Children's Film Festival, the children's educational films screened today included Singapore Times, Montu Ki Paltan, Family Dinner, Feeling Special, Sole Searching, Jyoti, Raindrop legs, The Flight of Banog, The last break, The Monkey King, The Messenger, New Shoes, Umbrella Ocean, Bade Kaam Ki Cheez, Dolphin Boy, Pachhtava, Meethi Neend,  Butterfly, Question Mark, Farishta, Free to Fly, Sahi Raah, Happy Home, Free to Swim, Zimmedari, Qalam Qalander, Nayee Taleem, I Am Priya etc. The films of various languages were screened with English and Hindi sub titles to make them understood easily.

            Renowned character artiste, actress Ms Himani Shivpuri and popular voiceover artiste Mr Harish Bhimani met the journalists at a press conference held in the afternoon today. Talking to journalists, they opined in one voice that children's films and TV serials lack both in quantity and quality and this festival is a wonderful initiative to create awareness in this direction. They happily affirmed that the educational films will definitely have a positive effect on children's minds and this festival will surely achieve its goal. Chairman of the Film Festival and renowned educationist, Dr Jagdish Gandhi, said that this festival was a historic event as it inspired the students, especially the youth, to learn about character building and universal values.

 

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