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| 18th Global Film Festival Noida Hosts Powerful Seminar on“Will Indian Cinema Become the Leader of World Cinema” |
Noida, India: A thought-provoking and high-impact seminar titled “Will Indian Cinema Become the Leader of World Cinema” was successfully presented during the 18th Global Film Festival Noida, drawing an engaged audience of filmmakers, students, artists, and media professionals. The session brought together distinguished voices from cinema, journalism, music, fashion, and digital influence to deliberate on India’s growing global cinematic footprint.
The seminar was initiated by Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Founder of Noida Film City, President of Marwah Studios, and Festival President, who warmly welcomed all the speakers and participants. Setting the tone, Dr. Marwah stated that Indian cinema has already emerged as a powerful global force, backed by its rich storytelling tradition, diverse languages, strong emotional connect, growing international collaborations, and the expanding reach of digital platforms. He emphasized that with quality content, technical excellence, and global vision, Indian cinema is well-positioned to lead world cinema in the coming years.
Komal Nahata, veteran film journalist and renowned trade analyst, offered a sharp industry perspective. He said that Indian cinema today enjoys unprecedented global visibility and commercial strength. “What is required now is consistency in content, strong distribution strategies, and confidence in our own narratives. The world is ready to consume Indian stories,” he observed.
Renowned actress Kashish Rajput highlighted the changing dynamics of cinema and the rising importance of meaningful roles. She said that Indian actors are now being recognized internationally for their talent and versatility. “Cinema from India is no longer confined to stereotypes; it is bold, experimental, and globally relevant,” she added.
Singer Aman Srivastava spoke about the universal appeal of Indian music in films. He emphasized that music remains one of the strongest pillars of Indian cinema, capable of crossing borders and cultures. “Indian film music has the power to emotionally connect audiences worldwide and strengthen the global impact of our cinema,” he said.
Anchor Purnima focused on the role of presentation, media, and communication in shaping cinema’s global image. She stated that festivals like the Global Film Festival Noida play a crucial role in creating dialogue, nurturing talent, and positioning Indian cinema on prestigious international platforms.
Renowned model Himadari Dave spoke about the growing integration of fashion, style, and visual aesthetics in Indian films. She said that Indian cinema today matches global standards in glamour, design, and visual storytelling, making it more competitive on the world stage.
Fashion blogger and digital influencer Aishwariya Bisht highlighted the power of social media and digital influence. She said that digital creators and influencers are amplifying the reach of Indian cinema globally. “Online platforms have made Indian cinema accessible to international audiences instantly, giving it a massive advantage,” she noted.
The seminar concluded with an optimistic consensus that Indian cinema is on a strong trajectory to become a global leader, driven by creativity, cultural depth, technological advancement, and international collaboration. The session reinforced the role of the Global Film Festival Noida as a significant platform for meaningful cinematic discourse and global cultural exchange.
