Indian Film Festival - Offbeat films triumph at Indian Film Festival Stuttgart
Movie on an 80-year-old burning her marital bed and a documentary on a rural newspaper run by women won prizes at the event in the southern German city
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Movie on an 80-year-old burning her marital bed and a documentary on a rural newspaper run by women won prizes at the event in the southern German city
A film on an 80-year-old burning her marital bed and a documentary on a rural newspaper run by women won prizes at the event in the southern German city.
Bollywood was once seen as synonymous with Indian cinema. But film tastes are changing, and mainstream Hindi movies are taking a back seat as Indian filmmakers embrace diverse genres.
Apart from the mainstream song-and-dance fare, this year's Indian Film Festival in the German city of Stuttgart has many offbeat movies from all over India on show.
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