By: Swati Bhat
In his Masterclass on Writing and Editing, Rajkumar Hirani emphasised that writing is the process of envisioning a film, whereas editing is the phase where a film is truly experienced. He highlighted the often-overlooked significance of an editor, noting that a film attains its true essence at the editing table. Mr. Hirani also explored the underlying themes in some of his iconic films.
During the film screenings, critically acclaimed works were showcased, including the Japanese film “Two Seasons, Two Strangers,” the world premiere of the Albanian film “Hana,” and Govind Nihalani’s 1984 classic “Party.” Creators of non-mainstream films such as “Lala and Poppy” and “The Pursuit of Spring” offered insights into their projects, emphasizing how their storytelling seeks not only to entertain but also to make a lasting impact on audiences.
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