Dhurandhar and Ramayana are set to feature at the International Film Festival of India, leading the festival’s Indian Panorama and BRICS segments.
The inclusion places both titles in a prominent festival setting, where the Indian Panorama section serves as one of IFFI’s flagship showcases for Indian cinema.
Focus on Indian cinema
Indian Panorama is designed to present a broad view of the country’s film industry. The section gives particular attention to work beyond the mainstream, including cinema from regional languages and cultures that may receive less visibility through conventional channels.
That remit gives the section an important role in bringing varied Indian film voices to the festival audience. Its focus extends beyond commercial prominence to films and cultural perspectives that might otherwise remain less visible.
Why the selection matters
With Dhurandhar and Ramayana identified as leading titles for the Indian Panorama and BRICS segments, their presence is expected to form part of IFFI’s wider presentation of Indian cinema. The available announcement does not provide further details about their screenings or the format of their participation.
The festival placement highlights IFFI’s role as a platform for showcasing Indian films while connecting its programming with broader international segments.