After 23 years, Kashmiri cinema is finding its voice again
- Kashmiri cinema is seeing a revival after more than two decades, with local films drawing packed crowds in Srinagar.
- The first International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir showcased local filmmakers, with three of five J&K entries winning awards.
- Local filmmakers have talent and stories, but Kashmir still lacks film schools, professional post-production facilities and equipment.
- The Valley is increasingly telling its own stories, moving beyond films focused only on conflict and Kashmir’s landscapes.
Source: theprint.in
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