Indian Youth Festival
The Indian youth has become an integral part of the socio-economic structure in the country. Its influence can be seen in politics, sports, technology, and Bollywood, amongst others.

This festival will travel to Toronto after its stint in South Africa. The festival will showcase 11 films, of which 5 are in Hindi – 'Gauri (The Unburn)', 'Karma Confessions and Holi', 'Khoya Khoya Chand', 'Superstar', and 'Yaariyan' are some of them. The films will be registered between November 15 and December 15. Speaking to the media, Vijayta Gandhi, of Vijayta Entertainment, said, "Keeping the influence and growth of the Indian youth in mind, we decided to organize this festival. And I promise you that we will make this festival as stylised as a Bollywood movie." She added that she was grateful for the support of her co-organisers, Adlabs, Aasthavinayak and Eros.

Bengali actor Rituparna Sengupta is the protagonist in 'Gauri The Unburn', one of the five films from India, and she is excited about the inclusion of her movie. She said that this festival is a message that will support the cause of the youth. "Today's movies are different from what we used to see earlier. Today's youth is more aware of their environment. I consider it a great privilege to be a part of this movie, and this festival. My movie will make audiences think," she claimed, adding that she is trying her best to make a mark in Bollywood.
Rajnee Gupta(SAMPURN)
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