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Punjabi Movie Enna Nu Rehna Sehna Nai Aaunda - Worldwide Premiere on August 22
GTF Technologies Toronto [Canada], August 19: International Punjabi cinema is set to embrace a powerful new narrative with the upcoming worldwide release of 'Enna Nu Rehna Sehna Nai Aaunda' on August 22, 2025. The film explores the untold struggles, dreams, and challenges faced by international students in contrast to Canadian residents, bringing to light a socially relevant story for audiences across the globe. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Rupan Bal and written by celebrated writer Surinder Arora, the movie promises to be a heart-touching yet entertaining portrayal of a reality that resonates deeply within the Punjabi diaspora. Backed by a stellar ensemble cast, 'Enna Nu Rehna Sehna Nai Aaunda' features Jassie Gill, Ranjit Bawa, Imran Ashraf, Mandy Thakar, Sapna Pabbi, Navpreet Bhanga, Nirmal Rishi, Nasir Chinyoti, and Sangtaar. Each performance adds depth to a story highlighting the sacrifices, cultural adjustments, and social pressures international students face while trying to balance their aspirations with life in Canada. Produced under the banner of Qultr Motion Pictures by Opinder Singh Marwah, Bobby Bajaj, Adeeb Bindra, and Avneet Marwah, the film is also supported by Associate Producer Osama Usmani, whose vision was instrumental in bringing this project to life. Producer Bobby Bajaj shared: 'This film offers a fresh and meaningful perspective in Punjabi cinema. We hope it sparks thoughtful conversation about the real challenges faced by students abroad, while keeping audiences fully engaged with compelling storytelling and powerful performances.' A Story Rooted in Reality At its heart, 'Enna Nu Rehna Sehna Nai Aaunda' captures the bittersweet journey of young Punjabis moving abroad with hope in their hearts, only to face financial struggles, isolation, cultural barriers, and the constant pressure to succeed. The film blends emotional drama, humor, and raw realism to reflect both the resilience and vulnerability of this generation. Director Rupan Bal shared his vision: 'This film is not just entertainment--it's a mirror. I wanted to highlight the silent battles international students go through, far from home, while also showing the differences in experience compared to residents.' Writer Surinder Arora added: 'The script draws from real experiences and stories that many families will connect with. It's a story of hope, hardship, and the human spirit.' A Film with Global Appeal With its universal theme and cross-cultural relevance, the film is expected to strike a chord not only with Punjabi audiences but also with global viewers who understand the challenges of immigration, student life abroad, and the contrasts faced between international students and local residents. 'Enna Nu Rehna Sehna Nai Aaunda' releases worldwide on August 22, 2025, merging the vibrancy of Punjabi cinema with a socially impactful narrative that will inspire discussion, empathy, and reflection.
India Gazette
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- India Gazette
Indian Cinema on the World Stage: NYIFF Celebrates 25 Years of Cultural Power
GTF Technologies New Delhi [India], June 26: The 2025 edition of the New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF) marked a landmark celebration of Indian cinema's growing global relevance. As the oldest and longest-running festival for Indian independent films in North America, NYIFF's 25th year brought together a striking showcase of 22 feature-length films, including narratives and documentaries, along with a diverse lineup of shorts in multiple Indian languages. This year's programming demonstrated not only the creative vitality of Indian storytellers but also their increasing command over global cinematic language. Films from across the subcontinent and diaspora reflected a bold, honest, and deeply human spectrum of voices--each film rooted in its context, yet resonating far beyond it. Celebrating Cinematic Brilliance: Kennedy & I'm Not An Actor Among the highlights was Anurag Kashyap's neo-noir thriller Kennedy, starring Rahul Bhat. The film's gritty narrative and Bhat's raw, magnetic performance offered a powerful commentary on morality and alienation. Bhat, in particular, has emerged as one of the most promising faces of contemporary Indian cinema--a name now gaining traction beyond Indian screens. Rakesh Kul Address to Actor Rahul bhat and said you Act like the Great Rabart Da nero and done a outstanding job Also in focus was Aditya Kripalani's I'm Not An Actor, which featured a masterclass performance by Nawazuddin Siddiqui, earning him the Best Actor award at NYIFF. Deeply influenced by European art cinema, Siddiqui's portrayal brought a vulnerable honesty to the screen that captivated audiences and critics alike. In a heartfelt moment at the festival, Kaifi Bharti, Founder of Heights Group, shared: 'It's amazing to be here and witness how far Indian cinema has come on the global stage. NYIFF is more than a festival--it's a celebration of our stories, our struggles, and our triumphs. The world is not just watching--they're engaging with Indian narratives like never before.' Bharti's presence highlighted the growing synergy between creative entrepreneurship and cultural storytelling within India's global media landscape. He also applauded the standout performances and direction that defined this year's festival. Speaking of Kennedy, Bharti noted the intensity and emotional depth brought forth by Rahul Bhat, calling it 'one of the most searing performances to emerge from Indian cinema this year.' He further praised Anurag Kashyap's fearless storytelling, stating that 'Kashyap's writing and direction once again push boundaries--layered, provocative, and uncompromisingly bold.' Equally, he lauded Nawazuddin Siddiqui's transformative portrayal in I'm Not An Actor, emphasizing how 'Nawaz delivers a performance that's quietly devastating--he doesn't act; he dissolves into the role. It's art in its purest form.' Bharti concluded by reaffirming that these cinematic moments are not outliers, but part of a larger movement: one where Indian cinema is no longer content with being applauded--it's ready to lead. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by GTF Technologies. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
India Gazette
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- India Gazette
Heights Group Showcases
GTF Technologies New Delhi [India], June 11: Heights Group, celebrated for its transformative initiatives at the intersection of culture, cinema, and storytelling, proudly presented its latest project, 'Ancient Temples of Bharat,' at the 78th Cannes Film Festival. Featured at the India Pavilion, the project drew wide acclaim from filmmakers, scholars, and cultural leaders across the globe. Bharat is home to a myriad of ancient temples that stand as architectural marvels, embodying the rich cultural and spiritual tapestry of the nation. Rooted in the Sanatani culture, these temples showcase a harmonious blend of art, religion, and sacred spaces encapsulate the essence of Sanatani tradition -- a belief system deeply connected to spirituality, ancestral wisdom, and the eternal quest for the divine. The intricate craftsmanship, spiritual symbolism, and devotion embedded in these ancient structures continue to inspire awe and reverence, making them not just monuments of the past, but living testaments to India's enduring soul. Spearheaded by the visionary Kaifi Bharti, Founder of Heights Group, the film will be a cinematic homage to India's temple legacy -- showcasing these timeless architectural wonders that embody centuries of devotion, artistry, and civilizational is a narrative that speaks not only to the eyes, but to the soul -- a powerful message meant to resonate across generations, igniting a deeper understanding of heritage, humanity, and spiritual consciousness. The Cannes showcase became a hub of vibrant dialogue as global luminaries engaged with the project's narrative and philosophical depth. Noted academician and filmmaker Prof. Karl Bardosh, lauded the initiative, stating: 'Projects like 'Ancient Temples of Bharat' remind the world of India's enduring contributions to architecture, spirituality, and storytelling. It is an immersive journey that fosters global cultural understanding.' The overwhelming response underscored a universal truth: India's cultural heritage is a wellspring of knowledge, beauty, and spiritual depth. Attendees left the Pavilion with renewed admiration for the profound legacy enshrined within India's temple architecture. For Heights Group, Ancient Temples of Bharat is not merely a project--it is a cultural movement. As Kaifi Bharti shared: 'India's heritage is a gift to the world. Through our films, festivals, and initiatives, we aim to take the sacred stories of our temples, traditions, and timeless wisdom to every corner of the globe. This is just the beginning.' Over the years, Heights Group has been instrumental in driving global cultural dialogue -- from championing Indian classical arts on international platforms to fostering Indo-global business and creative collaborations. With Ancient Temples of Bharat, the Group reaffirms its mission to present India's soul through stories that transcend borders. As the world seeks deeper cultural connections, Heights Group remains committed to carrying the spirit of Bharat to the global stage -- one meaningful project at a time. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by GTF Technologies. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
