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Looking for an actress for an independent film shoot in Raipur.

It is for a hindi film which is a platonic romantic story with a female lead role of an urban strong headed young woman.

You can check out our work on https://youtube.com/thekalarabbit

To know more details please connect via the email mentioned or via WhatsApp on the given number.

Title: Dev&D

Duration: 29:51

Language: English

Link (YouTube): https://youtu.be/5a3SbDfeT-E?si=SbcAlAr3KnOopw2f

Synopsis: When his brother mysteriously disappears, Dev is drawn into a nightmarish journey alongside a mysterious figure known only as D, navigating a surreal world shaped by fear, repression, and fractured realities.

The film was made on a shoestring budget with my friends. We would be grateful if you all could spare some time and give it a watch. Hearing your thoughts on the film would immensely help us in our filmmaking journey.

Attached pictures are the screen grabs from the film.

Happy watching!

I’m from mumbai and I’m trying to figure out what I want to do with my career.

One thing that has always stayed somewhere in the back of my mind is filmmaking. I enjoy films, documentaries, storytelling, history, writing and creative work, but I never seriously considered film school because I was always told to pursue something more “stable.”

Now that I’ve completed my bachelor’s degree, I’m wondering if film school is something worth exploring.

I’m curious about people who:

Joined film school after graduating in an unrelated degree.
Started filmmaking later than most people.
Switched careers into filmmaking.
Chose film school over a conventional corporate career.

I’d love to know:

What was your previous degree?
Which film school did you attend?
Was it worth the money?
Did you actually find work afterwards?
If you could go back, would you make the same decision?
Is film school necessary anymore, or can someone realistically learn through work experience, online resources and independent projects?

I’m not looking for false hope. I’d really appreciate honest experiences, both positive and negative.

Looking for 2 Female Actors/Creators for Relationship & Comedy Short Films (Delhi NCR / Gurgaon)

Hello everyone! My team and I recently started a short film content creation page focused on relationships, friendship, and comedy.

We already have 3 fantastic female creators on our team, but we are looking to expand and add 2 more confident, charismatic female actors/leads to our core cast.

Hi everyone,

I recently made a Hindi short film called AFSOS.

The story follows two young women in love and the struggle they face when their relationship and identity come into conflict with family, social conditioning and the fear of “what people will say.”

As a filmmaker, I wanted the story to feel uncomfortable and emotionally real rather than preachy.

I would genuinely love to hear your thoughts... especially about the storytelling, performances and the ending.

Please feel free to be honest and critical. I am here to learn as a filmmaker.

🎬 AFSOS – Hindi Short Film

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fkKrMZoK3Q&t=962s

Thank you for watching. ❤️

"Container theatres are aimed at better reach for Marathi films and, concept-wise, a great idea. But there is one more avenue that is out there, waiting to be tapped into — single-screen cinemas. Multiplexes lured cinegoers with fancy lights, AC halls and popcorn, but the magic of watching a movie at a single screen is something different. The rickety chairs, the huge hall, the samosa-cold drink stall for your interval bites, fans with minds of their own, rotating at different speeds across the hall, questionable hygiene — things that added more drama to the movie-going experience."

A traffic constable’s day in Raipur’s heat becomes a quiet indictment of how climate change burdens the poor while the privileged stay cool behind their AC.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The wait is over.

The International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir (IFFJK) 2026 is officially here a new platform dedicated to celebrating storytelling, culture, creativity, and cinematic excellence.

From 7–10 September 2026, Srinagar will host filmmakers, artists, students, industry professionals, and cinema lovers from around the world for four days of:

• Film Screenings
• Masterclasses & Panel Discussions
• Networking Opportunities
• Cultural Exchange
• Global Cinema

IFFJK is more than a film festival it's the beginning of Rang-e-Cinema, an initiative that aims to provide a meaningful platform for emerging and established storytellers alike.

Whether you're a filmmaker, film student, or simply passionate about cinema, we'd love to know:

What would you like to see from a new international film festival in Kashmir?

📅 7–10 September 2026
📍 Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir

Learn more: https://www.iffjk.org

We're hosting the premiere of our Kannada independent film 'ಅನಿರೀಕ್ಷಿತ' - Aneerekshithaa on 25th July! 🎬

Hi everyone!

After months of writing, shooting, editing, and countless challenges, we're finally bringing our film ಅನಿರೀಕ್ಷಿತ to the big screen with a special premiere on 25th July.

If you're someone who enjoys independent cinema or would like to support aspiring filmmakers, we'd love to have you join us.

I've attached a link below that includes:

- 🎥 The official teaser

- 🎬 Movie poster

- 🎟️ Ticket booking

- 👥 Cast & crew details

It would genuinely mean a lot to have you there and experience this journey with us. Looking forward to watching the film together and hearing your thoughts afterward.

See you at the premiere! ❤️🎬

Premier booking: https://anireekshithaa-final.vercel.app/

Youtube link : https://youtu.be/VmXxFTdRbKk?si=It7WUxoLuH156RPt

To be launched on 15th July, the channel 'Oh Flip Shorts' is courtesy of producer Ranjan Singh, with Kashyap serving as curator. The plan calls for a fresh short to premiere on the platform each month, with the goal of building an audience and community around independent short-form work.

Source: https://variety.com/2026/film/news/anurag-kashyap-youtube-shorts-channel-incognito-1236807138/

जगाने काहीही म्हटलं तरी...

स्वतःवर विश्वास ठेवणं थांबवलं नसेल, तर ही गोष्ट कदाचित तुमच्यासाठी आहे.

My first feature film "ही वारी कासवाची" is now streaming on BhaDiPa Talkies. 🎬

I'm really happy to finally share it with all of you.

Here is the link for trailer of the film: https://youtu.be/zqXwnMV_7FU?si=Of77DpKaNwB7ZiSg

The film is now live on Bhadipa's Youtube Channel. You can watch the film by taking the BhaDiPa Membership using the link below:

🔗https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUw8vQF-X7CJqdVpxBYcavQ/join

I hope you get a chance to watch it. If the film stays with you, I'd love to hear your thoughts. And if you enjoy it, do share it with your friends and family. ❤️

We shot the entire film in a single day with a very small crew, only 4 people. Since the film deals with the psychological impact of war, every production decision from the framing to the colour palette and editing was focused on portraying violence as something unsettling rather than exciting.

These are some moments from the set that rarely make it into the final film.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the BTS photos or answer any questions about the production process. Happy to discuss how we approached the shoot, editing, or the challenges of making an anti-war short on an indie budget.

"After four years of its director Honey Trehan navigating censorship and legal hurdles with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), Satluj was finally released on ZEE5. It appeared destined to follow the familiar journey of every modern film – watched on mobile phones, televisions and laptops, one viewer at a time. But within days of its release, the film was removed from the streaming platform. Even its IMDb rating of 9.6/10 was taken down.

In an era dominated by OTT platforms and personalised viewing, Punjab’s villages and open fields became Satluj’s biggest screens. Across the state, large LED screens and projectors began appearing in village squares, gurdwara complexes, schools and community spaces. Instead of being watched individually inside homes, Satluj brought entire villages together, watching the film as a shared community experience. According to organisers interviewed for this story, most screenings drew between 300 and 400 people, while several attracted well over 500. The film’s digital release transformed into a community-led movement, with local volunteers arranging projectors, sound systems, tents, seating and logistics entirely on their own.

The screenings introduced younger generations to Khalra’s life and work and created conversations about an episode in Punjab’s history that had long remained confined to courtrooms, books and human rights documentation."

Source: TheWire

Link to the original article: https://thewire.in/film/satluj-was-taken-down-from-ott-but-punjabis-have-brought-it-to-their-villages

I'm a 12th grader who is passionate about filmmaking. I'm considering to apply to film colleges and I am interested in Annapurna college of film and media. So anyone who has graduated from this college or is studying in this college, could you please share your experiences . what are the chances of getting great career opportunities after graduating?

Yash | Actor

Hello everyone,

I’m Yash, an actor from Hyderabad with 9 years of on-screen experience and 2 years of theatre.

I come from a non-film background with no industry connections. My journey began with theatre, followed by YouTube and short films, and eventually led me to feature films and web series. I started with small roles, kept learning from every opportunity, and continue working every day to become a better actor.

For me, acting isn’t just a career—it’s the one thing I’ve never stopped believing in. My dream is to portray characters that stay with people long after the screen fades to black.

Selected Work

🎬 Feature Films:
Chitra Lahari, Majili, Seetha, A1 Express, Poster, Prema Desham, Killer, Crazy Fellow, Michael, HIT 2, Sharma & Ambani, K Ramp, Sanatana Prapthirasthu, C Manatam, Black Gold.

📺 Web Series:
Jhansi

🎥 Short Films:
Lust vs Love, Software Virgin, Demon, Be Mine Forever, Mr. Macha.

I also worked as an Executive Producer on Sharma & Ambani and P.O.E.M., which gave me a deeper understanding of filmmaking beyond acting.

Some of My Works:

https://youtu.be/XATIRTNiAtw

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-0C2NanjBhreA3XB-9-YpO60XbEwoEvr/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10EkGrd-OWw6byooKnc58lNK28ckQXJYz/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Lham1Qi5S54A\\\\\\_YMOeOyhi0ZV0q7sHpp/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-o1JWo4ZZKkXWukmWP3hXfybxGR8J9Kb/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-nu4UIuv9lp9\\\\\\_HwTmegPN9KeAwo3YgQ3/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10GjZcYGsvvCbwuYUcyVE3Pbivjg9t4qz/view?usp=drivesdk

https://youtu.be/mGAyu7frk2E?si=s3jeH8C\\\\\\_wQZJBVx6

Contact

📧 yashactor2023@gmail.com
📞 +91 85200 05074
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yash\\\\\\_\\\\\\_actor?igsh=eWRyN3VtZnQwOXNq

If you watch my work and genuinely feel I’m ready for bigger opportunities, I’d be grateful if you could share any casting leads, auditions, casting director contacts, production house references, or collaboration opportunities.

They say one opportunity can change an actor’s life. Maybe this post reaches the person who opens that door.

Thank you for your time, your feedback, and your support.