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A New World With 35mm

National-award winning filmmaker Umesh Kulkarni, who is the festival director of the first edition of Chandigarh International Film Festival, asserts that the event will help showcase cinematic talent from across the region.

The quiet and shy man is standing alone in a corner. He may be the festival director, but he has spoken the least. He likes talking about other people's films even though his own have won him the prestigious National Film Award multiple times. Umesh Kulkarni, who has almost single-handedly helmed the renaissance

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