Events
Randeep Hooda Lights Up Fireside Chat at MIT-WPU
DPIFS at MIT-World Peace University commemorated the birth anniversary of the legendary Shri Dadasaheb Phalke, the Father of Indian Cinema, alongside the film school's first anniversary. This auspicious occasion was elevated with a captivating Fireside Chat featuring Bollywood luminary, actor, and director Randeep Hooda.
The event served as a poignant reflection on the illustrious legacy of Indian cinema, intertwining it with DPIFS's remarkable journey over the past year. Randeep Hooda's presence infused the festivities with an extra layer of significance, captivating students and faculty alike in a celebration of the enchanting realm of cinema.
Engaging Conversations and Insights
Students were treated to a unique opportunity to engage directly with Randeep Hooda during a spirited Q&A session. Through probing questions, they delved into the actor's life, exploring his diverse experiences across a spectrum of films, including notable works such as Kick, Laal Rang, Rang Rasiya, D, Main Aur Charles, and his latest venture, Swatantra Veer Savarkar. These interactions provided invaluable insights into the nuances of acting and filmmaking, as seen through the seasoned lens of an industry stalwart.
Expert Moderation and Depth of Discussion
The Fireside Chat was skillfully moderated by Shri Abhijit Panse, Creative Director of DPIFS and a renowned director behind acclaimed films such as Thackeray, Rege, and RannBazaar. His adept handling of the conversation ensured a dynamic and engaging exchange throughout. Joining him was Prof. Dhiraj Singh, Associate Dean of the school and former Executive Director of Lok Sabha Television, whose profound expertise further enriched the discourse, adding layers of depth to the exploration of cinema and its multifaceted dimensions.
A Celebration of Cinematic Excellence
The Fireside Chat served as a fitting tribute to the enduring legacy of Dadasaheb Phalke while also celebrating the vibrancy and potential of DPIFS in shaping the future of Indian cinema. As students and faculty immersed themselves in insightful conversations and celebrated the magic of the silver screen, the event encapsulated the essence of creativity, innovation, and storytelling that lies at the heart of cinematic expression.