Noida: The film “Yatra – The Journey of the Indian Presence in Trinidad and Tobago” from Trinidad & Tobago was ceremonially opened at the 14th Global Festival of Journalism & AVGC Noida 2026 by H.E. Chandradath Singh, High Commissioner of Trinidad & Tobago to India. The special screening celebrated the deep historical and cultural ties between India and Trinidad & Tobago.
The Director of the film, Anita Chandradath Singh, was also present on the occasion, adding significance to the event. The film beautifully portrayed the journey, heritage, and contribution of the Indian diaspora in Trinidad & Tobago and was warmly appreciated by the audience.
Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chair of the Indo Trinidad & Tobago Film and Cultural Forum and President of Marwah Studios, highlighted the importance of such films in strengthening cultural bonds and enhancing mutual understanding between the two nations. He emphasized that the Indo Trinidad & Tobago Film and Cultural Forum continues to work actively toward promoting artistic and cultural collaboration.
Speaking on the occasion, High Commissioner Chandradath Singh appreciated the platform created by the festival for international cinema and acknowledged the efforts of the organizers in showcasing films that celebrate shared heritage and cultural diplomacy.
Later, Dr. Sandeep Marwah presented the festival memento to the High Commissioner as a token of respect and appreciation. The prestigious Award of Distinction was conferred upon the film and was received by H.E. Chandradath Singh on behalf of Director Anita Chandradath Singh.
The 14th Global Festival of Journalism & AVGC Noida 2026 once again demonstrated its commitment to global harmony, cultural exchange, and international friendship through the powerful medium of cinema.





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