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A four‑day film festival in Kashmir showcased 120 films from roughly 30 countries and gave local students and artists a chance to interact with prominent Bollywood figures. The event highlighted the region’s emerging storytellers while drawing attention from major industry veterans.
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah attended a screening of the series 'Mirzapur' at Srinagar's sole operational multiplex during the second day of a four‑day film festival. He said the presence of leading artists and filmmakers would strengthen the region’s association with cinema and help build a vibrant film ecosystem.
Audiences across India fell in love with the Valley through stories of romance, youth and beauty, while tourism flourished alongside the film industry’s presence.
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