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A veritable fare for film buffs at INFOCUS Fest
The final day of the 8th annual INFOCUS national film festival started with the lighting of the lamp by Sriram Karri, author and Serah Vinodini, lecturer of mass communication department.
Hyderabad: The final day of the 8th annual INFOCUS national film festival started with the lighting of the lamp by Sriram Karri, author and Serah Vinodini, lecturer of mass communication department.
Sriram Karri spoke about his famous books “Autobiography of a Mad Nation”. He had a very interactive session with the students and discussed about this life and other famous books he had written.
The students performed a medley dance on the 100 years of cinema. There was a Fan Dance (Buchaechum) performance by the Korean group who took the attention of the viewers. There were many other events like the filmy quiz, Ad Mad, Dubsmash in which students from different colleges took part.
The PSM, Documentaries, Short Films were screened.The valedictory ceremony and the INFOCUS report were given by Deepak Pawar, lecturer of the department. The vote of thanks was given by, Keshav Vivek, HOD.
