CSAFF 2013 PRESS KIT

THE 4TH ANNUAL
“Now more than ever we need to talk to each other, to listen to each other and
understand how we see the world, and cinema is the best medium for doing this.”
- MARTIN SCORSESE
2013 PRESS KIT
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
CSAFF MISSION
CHICAGO SOUTH ASIAN FILM
FESTIVAL is dedicated to fostering
a diverse cinematic experience
through South Asian film.
ABOUT US
* Founded in 2010.
* Presented by Chicago South Asian Arts Council, Inc.
* The only South Asian Film Festival in the Midwest.
* We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
WHEN
Friday, September 20th - Sunday, September 22nd
WHERE
Showplace Icon Theaters 150 West Roosevelt Road, Chicago
Columbia College Chicago 1104 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago
WHY
An exclusive and highly prestigious event supported by
Columbia College Chicago, Chicago Film Office, and Chicago
Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events.
Attended by high profile celebrities and community members
as well as over 3,000 general audience members.
Includes a stellar selection of films, panel discussions, tributes
to major artists, and galas.
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
CSAFF FACT SHEET
NAME: Chicago South Asian Film Festival (CSAFF)
CURRENTLY: 4th year running
LOCATION: Chicago
Showplace Icon Theater: 150 West Roosevelt Road, Chicago
Columbia College Chicago: 1104 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago
FESTIVAL DATES: Friday, September 20th through Sunday, September 22nd, 2013
COUNTRIES REPRESENTED: India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, USA
LANGUAGES REPRESENTED: Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Nepalese, Sri Lankan, English
NON-PROFIT: The Chicago South Asian Film Festival was founded in 2010 and is organized by the
Chicago South Asian Arts Council Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
ABOUT US: Chicago South Asian Film Festival is dedicated to fostering a diverse cinematic experience
through South Asian films. The Festival was founded in 2010 and is held in late September in conjunction
with Columbia College Chicago and includes a stellar selection of films and guests, panel discussions,
opportunities for filmmakers and film lovers to connect, musical performances, tributes to major artists,
and gala’s. The Festival is committed to providing a ground-breaking cinematic experience for filmmakers
and moviegoers alike with the warmth and personal touch that is unique to Chicago.
FEATURES: Complete listing attached
ARTISTS ATTENDING: Complete listing attached
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
PRESS RELEASE 1
For Immediate Release
Contact: Archana M Jain
Phone: 718.451.6202
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.csaff.org
Chicago South Asian Film Festival Announces 2013 Film Selection
The Chicago South Asian Film Festival reveals the film lineup for its fourth annual event to be held between September 20 and 22nd. The
festival, to be hosted at the Showplace Icon Theaters and Film Row Cinema at Columbia College will present over 24 films.
The festival will open with the US premiere of Oass, a portrayal of the injustices faced by the many victims of child trafficking. Directed
by Abhinav Shiv Tiwari, the film follows Kiku, a girl of great determination, as she endeavors to return home from the dingy brothels of
Delhi.
The centerpiece film is Shahid, by director Hansal Mehta and producer Anurag Kashyap. The biographical piece recounts the inspiring
journey of Shahid Azmi, a human rights activist and lawyer who was killed in 2010. The festival will close with the presentation of The
Reluctant Fundamentalist, starring Riz Ahmed and Kate Hudson. The film, directed by Mira Nair and winner of the IFFI Century Award,
tells the story of a Pakistani man whose American Dream is threatened by post 9/11 reactions to al-Qaida attacks.
Also included in the lineup is Club 60, Sanjay Tripathy’s directorial debut in Bollywood. Featuring acclaimed actors Farooq Sheikh, Sarika,
Satish Shah, and Tinnu Anand, the film offers a glimpse into the lives of young at heart 60-year-olds. “We all are still young at heart. It’s all
about how you live your life,” said Sheikh during a photo shoot for the film. Farah Goes Bang,Touring Talkies, Pied Piper, Chor Chor Super
Chor, Bengali film Tasher Desh, and the Sri Lankan film Thanha Rathi Ranga round off the features.
Among the short-length films, Bansuli (The Flute) presents a narrative that takes place in the remote west of Kamali, 3 Puffs of Gold
explores the subject of sexual assault, and Breakdown introduces the story of an American caught in the darkest shadows of urban India.
Other shorts included in the lineup are Free Kaa Refill,The Queen of My Dreams, …Or Die, Shameless, and Khuli Khidki.
The festival will also present Much Ado About Knotting, a documentary based on the practice of marital matchmaking in contemporary
India. “We’ve looked at a pan-cultural phenomenon through an Indian prism. What was earlier negotiated at closed family events has now
snow-balled into a multi-million dollar industry. It’s a startling scenario and the film presents the multiple facets without being
judgmental,” said director Geetika Narang Abbasi in a previous statement. The Other Army, directed by Sana Attiq Haq, focuses on the
stories of three Pakistanis who sacrificed their lives in the fight against terrorism.
Major sponsors include Comcast, Columbia College Chicago and Saavn.
For more information on the full list of film selections, please visit http://csaff.org/film-guide/.
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About CSAFF
Chicago South Asian Film Festival is dedicated to fostering a diverse cinematic experience through South Asian films. The Festival was
founded in 2010 and is organized by the Chicago South Asian Arts Council Inc. The Festival is held in late September in conjunction with
Columbia College Chicago and includes a stellar selection of films and guests, panel discussions, opportunities for filmmakers and film
lovers to connect, musical performances, tributes to major artists, and galas. The Festival is committed to providing a groundbreaking
cinematic experience for filmmakers and moviegoers alike with the warmth and personal touch that is unique to Chicago. For more
information, visit http://www.csaff.org/. SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
PRESS RELEASE 2
For Immediate Release
Contact: Archana M Jain
Phone: 718.451.6202
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.csaff.org
The 4th Annual Chicago South Asian Film Festival Announces Bollywood Attendees
Farooq Sheikh, Priyanka Bose, Abhinav Tiwari, Ami Bhogani, and Trupti Bhoir offer their support for the largest South Asian Film Festival in the
Midwest.The festival will open with Oass, a Cannes Festival premiere, and present Mira Nair’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist starring Kate
Hudson, Liev Schreiber, Riz Ahmed, and Shabana Azmi.
Film enthusiasts and Bollywood fans alike have much to look forward to in the Chicago South Asian Film Festival’s upcoming event, to be
held between September 20 and 22nd at the Showplace Icon Theaters and Film Row Cinema at Columbia College. Several notable
members of the industry, including acclaimed actor Farooq Sheikh, are expected to make an appearance at the fourth annual festival
which will present over 24 films and host a number of speakers.
The festival will launch with the features Much Ado About Knotting and Thanha Rathi Ranga, and will be followed by a red carpet welcome
for the U.S. premiere of Oass, a portrayal of child trafficking through the eyes of a young girl. Director Abhinav Shiv Tiwari and actress
Priyanka Bose are expected to attend.
The weekend will present continuous screenings of short length and feature films and will host an appearance by Hansal Mehta, director
of the centerpiece film Shahid. Parvesh Cheena of Outsourced fame will be present for his short film, …Or Die.
Director Sanjay Tripathy will also be in attendance to support his Bollywood directorial debut, Club 60. The film features acclaimed actors
Farooq Sheikh, Sarika, Satish Shah, and Tinnu Anand who play a group of young at heart 60-year-olds.
Producer Ami Bhogani will be present for the screening of director Mira Nair’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist. The film stars Hollywood
talent Kate Hudson and Riz Ahmed and tells the story of a Pakistani man whose American Dream is threatened after the 9/11 al-Qaida
attacks. The IFFI Century Award winner will close the festival.
Amit Rana, festival director, is looking forward to this year’s event, which will pay tribute to Indian cinema’s 100th anniversary. “We are
excited to welcome such a wide array of talented and emerging artists from across the South Asian film world to Chicago.”
Other attendees include actor Trupti Bhoir, director Nilendra Deshapriya, director Reena Dutt, actor Anshul Kataria, and director Meera
Menon.
Major sponsors include Comcast, Columbia College Chicago and Saavn.
For a more information on the list of attendees and film selections, please visit http://csaff.org.
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About CSAFF
Chicago South Asian Film Festival is dedicated to fostering a diverse cinematic experience through South Asian films. The Festival was
founded in 2010 and is organized by the Chicago South Asian Arts Council Inc. The Festival is held in late September in conjunction with
Columbia College Chicago and includes a stellar selection of films and guests, panel discussions, opportunities for filmmakers and film
lovers to connect, musical performances, tributes to major artists, and galas. The Festival is committed to providing a groundbreaking
cinematic experience for filmmakers and moviegoers alike with the warmth and personal touch that is unique to Chicago. For more
information, visit http://www.csaff.org/. SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
PRESS RELEASE 3
For Immediate Release
Contact: Archana M Jain
Phone: 718.451.6202
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.csaff.org
Chicago South Asian Film Festival Celebrates 100 Years of Indian Cinema
Chicago, IL – September 16, 2013 – The 4th annual Chicago South Asian Film FesAval celebrates Indian cinema’s centenary with Farooq Sheikh, Priyanka Bose, Abhinav Shiv Tiwari, and Parvesh Cheena on September 20-­‐22nd at the Showplace Icon Theaters and Film Row Cinema at Columbia College.
The release of Dadasaheb Phalke’s silent film Raja Harishchandra in 1913 set in mo9on a cultural force that would take Indian society by storm. Film became the medium that unified regions, cap9vated audiences, and brought the world to the Indian household. And today it remains a cultural stalwart that embraces tradi9on, innova9on, and, of course, song and dance. One hundred years later, Bollywood has reached a cri9cal milestone as one of the most recognizable industries in the world. Its community of filmmakers and actors has not only seduced filmgoers across borders, but has transcended into an interna9onal legion of respected ar9sts. Amitabh Bhachchan, A.R. Rahman, Irfan Khan, and Aishwarya Rai as household names amongst worldwide audiences have become testaments to the strength and reach of Bollywood.
Since its incep9on, the Chicago South Asian Film Fes9val has played a significant role in expanding this influence in the West. Over the past three years, the Fes9val has premiered some of the foremost films, from and by South Asians, giving emerging filmmakers and ar9sts a plaPorm to showcase their works to the world. Actress Priyanka Bose, whose film Oass will premiere at this year’s fes9val taking place September 20-­‐22nd, is par9cularly excited about the posi9on of Indian film the global market. “It is so refreshing to get a wider audience from all over the world to take interest in our films.”
Previous years have brought acclaimed ar9sts including Shabana Azmi, Raveena Tandon, Farooq Sheikh, Lilete Dubey, Adil Hussain, Nandana Sen, Sandeep Sharma, Deep9 Naval and Geeta Malik to the largest South Asian fes9val in the Midwest. Many of these ar9sts have dedicated their art to the advancement of Indian cinema at home and abroad and have supported the fes9val as a catalyst for the South Asian voice. This year’s festival’s lineup of more than 24 films includes the U.S. premiere of Oass by director Abhinav Shiv Tiwari, Club 60 by director
Sanjay Tripathy, and The Reluctant Fundamentalist starring Kate Hudson, Liev Schreiber, Riz Ahmed, and Shabana Azmi.
Artists set to hit the red carpet during the opening night reception this Friday include Bose, Farooq Sheikh, Ami Bhogani, Trupti Bhoir,
Sanjay Tripathy and Parvesh Cheena of Outsourced fame. The weekend will host a number of panels and Q&A sessions with filmmakers.
“Indian cinema has such a rich heritage and has touched so many hearts for so many years,” says Bose. “With a lot of importance given
to tighter screenplays, I can safely say that we are at the league of spectacular talent worldwide.”
Major sponsors include Comcast, Columbia College Chicago and Saavn.
For a more information on the list of attendees and film selections, please visit http://csaff.org.
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SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
CSAFF ARTIST ATTENDEES
Additional Attendees:
Sanjay Tripathy: Director, Club 60
Vivek Budakoti: Director/Producer, Pied Piper
Ved Kataria: Producer, Chor Chor Super Chor
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
2013 FILM SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
FILM GUIDE
must watch features
Oass
Shahid
Director: Abhinav Shiv Tiwari
Cast: Dibya Chhetri, Priyanka Bose
India | 105mins | 2013 | US Premiere
Synopsis: When Kiku was 11 years old, her life was like a
dream – time spent running around in the fields in her village
and playing with her little sister. Like any other girl of her
age, she dreamt of a bright future that good education could
provide her. This ambition took her all the way to Delhi –
only to be sold to a brothel where she was drugged, raped,
kicked and punched. Everyday a little more of her soul was
crushed. However, she believed that she had to win this
battle for freedom to help rescue other victims like her.
Director: Hansal Mehta
Cast: Raj Kumar Yadav, Prabhleen Sandhu
India | 123mins | 2012 | Chicago Premiere
Synopsis: “Shahid” traces the true story of slain human rights
activist and lawyer Shahid Azmi. In the backdrop of communal
violence that was unleashed on the city of Mumbai since 1993
we see a remarkable tale unfold. From attempting to become a
terrorist to being wrongly imprisoned under a draconian antiterrorism law to becoming a criminal lawyer Shahid traces the
inspiring personal journey of a boy who became an unlikely
messiah for human rights while following the rise of communal
violence in India.
The Reluctant
Fundamentalist
Director: Mira Nair
Cast: Riz Ahmed, Kate Hudson, Liev Schreiber
India | 128mins | 2012
Synopsis: At a café a Pakistani man, Changez tells Bobby, an
American journalist, about his experiences in the United States.
The American Dream seems well within his grasp, complete with
a smart and gorgeous artist girlfriend, Erica. But when the Twin
Towers are attacked, a cultural divide slowly begins to crack open
between Changez and Erica. Changez’s dream soon begins to slip
into nightmare: he is transformed from a well-educated, upwardly
mobile businessman to a scapegoat and perceived enemy.
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
FILM GUIDE
world premiere: features
Club 60
Director: Sanjay Tripathy
Cast: Farooq Shaikh, Sarika, Satish Shah
India | 130mins | 2013 | World Premiere
Synopsis: Five irrepressible and naughty club members whose lives revolve
around a tennis court of CLUB 60 inspire a couple under depression to
come out of it and fall back in love with life again!
Pied Piper
Director:Vivek Budakoti
Cast: Rajpal Yadav,Vikram Kochhar
USA | 113mins | 2013 | World Premiere
Synopsis: Pied Piper is a satirical folklore of a simple laundryman, Chunnilal, who is
rumored to have acquired his beloved donkey’s brain in a freak accident. Charming
millions with his asinine traits, Chunnilal soon rises to become the most popular and
most feared hero of his time. The film traces the dynamics of his unprecedented rise
and his inevitable fall along the trajectory of politics, religion, power and ideologies.
Thanha Rathi Ranga
Director: Nilendra Deshapriya
Cast: Sarath Kothalawala, Sulochana Weerasinghe
Sri Lanka | 110 mins | 2013 | World Premiere
Synopsis: After the end of a 30-year-old ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka, three friends
embark on an adventurous journey to a land that was once forbidden but a sudden
encounter forces them to return to yet another land of turmoil and terror.
A journey in search of soul mates in a soulless world, this film explores the stark reality
of the human condition in a post war country
Touring Talkies
MUST WATCH!
Director: Gajendra Ahire
Cast: Subodh Bhave, Trupti Bhoir
India | 77mins | 2013 | World Premiere
Synopsis: The story of a lone woman Chandi’s struggle to save her Chandi Touring Talkies
from going out of business in the male chauvinistic world of travelling cinema. Chandi’s
arch rival Subhnya tricks her wayward father to pledge her tent in a fixed gambling
session and gives her six months to recover her tent. He also steals the screening rights
to the latest blockbuster movie from right under her nose, leaving her stranded for
options. As she mulls over her predicament enters Avinash an art film maker from a
different world of cinema. As Subhnya denies him a screen to play the blockbuster, Chandi
and Avinash end up helping each other out. Whether Chandi is able to save her tent or
not forms the story.
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
world premiere: shorts
Horn Please
Director: Shantanu Suman, Istling Mirche
India | 31mins | 2013 | World Premiere
MUST WATCH!
Synopsis: Horn Please is a documentary that encapsulates various aspects of an age-old
folk art form of India, the Truck Art, an art form that makes journeys through the dusty
highways of India, incredible in more ways than one. With a kaleidoscope of bright paints,
motifs, typography and unique couplets, these Indian trucks take you on a rather colorful
journey of diverse cultures and beliefs of the country.
This documentary focuses on the origin of truck art and how it influences not just the
world of art, but also the lives of its artists and the truckers who interact with it on a daily
basis. Largely, it investigates on whether the once-accepted art form will survive the test of
time in this era of capitalism.
The Other Army
Director: Sana Haq
Pakistan | 27mins | 2013 | World Premiere
Synopsis: The Other Army is a documentary that seeks to understand the issues faced by
Pakistan in its struggle against terrorism. It tributes the people who have sacrificed their lives
in counter-terrorism efforts and provides a glimpse into the lives of their survivors. The film
brings to light the Pakistanis who believe in the need to root out fanaticism, extremism, and
to restore peace and stability to the world. Over 3,500 members of the Pakistani army have
died in combat and 40,000 civilians have died as a consequence of terrorism and the war
against it since 2001. The film counters the popular narrative in the American media that
Pakistan is complicit in supporting terrorists.
Shameless
Director: Geeta Malik
Cast: Omi Vaidya, Geeta Malik, Reena Dutt
USA | 4mins | 2013 | World Premiere
Synopsis: A woman on trial for prostitution turns the tables on her accusers.
Free Kaa Refill
Director: Harsshil R Patel
Cast: Kunal Dhruv, Abhishek Patel, Arun Naidu
India | 15mins| 2013 | World Premiere
Synopsis: A cell phone finds a new owner for a day. He makes free calls while
someone else is left to answer.
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
Breakdown
Director: Brayden Yoder
Cast: Rob Tepper, Dhanendra Kawde
India | 25mins | 2013| World Premiere
Synopsis: After fleeing the scene of a fatal accident, a desperate American falls into a
fateful night amidst the darkest shadows of urban India, where a small-time hustler and
mysterious tamasha dancer force him to confront the karmic currents of his own
conscience.
usa premiere: feature & shorts
Chor Chor Super Chor
Director: Rajesh. K.
Cast: Deepak Dobriyal, Priya Bhatija
India | 97mins | 2012 | US Premiere
Synopsis: In the crowded by lanes of old Delhi, Shukla ji runs a small photo studio as a
front for small time crime. Over the years he has groomed a bunch of youngsters in the
art of pick pocketing and petty crime. Then one day a girl comes into their midst and
then everything collapses.
Bansuli
Director: Min Bahadur Bham
Cast: Ghanashyam Giri, Naresh Bhandari
Nepal | 15mins | 2013 | US Premiere
Synopsis: Set in a village in the remote west of Karnali, this stunning film takes place
during the first elections in Nepal after the Maoist conflict period. Soulful flute melodies
and the constantly flowing waters of Karnali intertwine to tell a poignant story of young
Bijuli, and of love, migration, separation and longing.
Khuli Khidki
Director: Ravi s Alok
Cast: Adithi Kalkunte
India | 11mins | 2013 | US Premiere
Synopsis: An interesting story of an insurance agent and his inability to sell insurance
policies. One night, his frustration lands him in the red light area of the city and under
extreme awkwardness he ends up pitching an insurance policy to a prostitute in a brothel.
What happens next?
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
chicago premiere: features & shorts
Farah Goes Bang
Director: Meera Menon
Cast: Nikohl Boosheri, Kiran Deol, Kandis Erickson
USA | 90mins | 2013 | Chicago Premiere
Synopsis: A road-trip comedy centered on Farah Mahtab, a woman in her twenties
who tries to lose her virginity while campaigning across America for presidential
candidate John Kerry in 2004. Farah and her friends K.J. and Roopa follow the campaign
trail across historic Route 66 on their way to Ohio, the central battleground state of
2004, seizing control of this charged moment in their lives and the life of their country.
Tasher Desh
Director: Qaushiq Mukherjee
Cast: Anubrata Basu, Rituparna Sen
USA | 112mins | 2013 | Chicago Premiere
Synopsis: The story of a prince who escapes his destiny, the prison of his mind. He
lands on a fascist island and incites women to revolt. A psychedelic fantasy about
destiny and humanity, social control and Utopian revolution.
Much Ado About Knotting
Director: Anandana Kapur, Geetika Narang Abbasi
India | 55mins | 2012 | Chicago Premiere
Synopsis: Born into a society obsessed with marriages, a young girl, a not-so-young
man, and a Non-Resident Indian couple are compelled by tradition to look for
matches via classifieds, matchmaking bureaus and websites. Confronted with
innumerable criteria that determine who is acceptable and who isn’t, they question
themselves and their choices. As they introspect, the melee of the matchmaking
industry continues. At every turn, there are service providers who are ready to
snoop, style and solicit potentials on their behalf. People are searching for the ideal
one endlessly and the oft-heard question is – When are you getting married?
Or Die
Director: Gregory Bonsignore, John Petaja
Cast: Parvesh Cheena, Rizwan Manji, Guru Singh
USA | 14mins | 2012 | Chicago Premiere
Synopsis: Three actors are excited to make an internet video, until they learn just
what that video entails.
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
3 Puffs of Gold
Director: Reena Dutt
Cast: Sunkrish Bala, Meena Serendib
USA | 6mins | 2013 | Chicago Premiere
Synopsis: A young woman is keeping a painful secret. Her silence is about to take on
a magical voice of its own.
online features
Dui Duharnir Golpo
Director: Sankhajit Biswas
USA | 58mins | 2012
Synopsis: This is the story of Chiranjit and Bubai – two young transgender friends
from Kolkata, India. They had to drop out from school because of their feminine
disposition. Like many other transgender boys, Chiranjit and Bubai got exposed to
sexual acts in premature age. Advised by their elder community members, they started
taking money for sex. In 2009, they joined Manas Bangla, a non-profit organization
working in LGBT advocacy and HIV awareness. As ‘Peer Educator’, Their job is to
generate consciousness amongst high risk youth and bring them in for blood test. But
success comes with a price.
There She Is
Director:Veena Rao, Emily Sheskin
USA | 20mins | 2012
Synopsis: There She Is follows Allison Kopach and Jenny Flores as they prepare for
and compete in the American Beauties Plus Pageant. The two women discuss their
lives as plus size women, including how they feel when others’ perceptions of their
appearance clash with their own.
Indian Summer
Director: Mridu Chandra
USA | 17mins | 2013
Synopsis: Indian Summer follows Indian American kids aged 9 to 16 at the Hindu
Heritage Summer Camp near Rochester, New York as they pursue a course that
offers exposure to meditation, yoga, and the opportunity to learn how to
practice Hinduism in a largely Christian country. Campers come from all over the
country and many are the only Indian person in their school. They long to make
other “brown” friends, to express their religious identity, and to learn from older
counselors who are “just like them.”
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
feature shorts
The Queen of my Dreams
Director: Ryan Logan, Fawzia Mirza
Cast: Mouzam Makkar, Fawzia Mirza
USA | 3mins | 2011
Synopsis: As a young girl, Fawzia Mirza fell under the spell of Bollywood
heroines and their promise of love and feminine perfection. As an adult,
she looks back and re-imagines the epic romance in the classic film
Aradhana, in a queer light.
Nightlife
Director: Harune Massey
Pakistan | 10mins | 2013
Synopsis: Two kids on a road side clinking oil bottles offering massage
services, spend the night waiting for clients. “Nightlife” is a glimpse into
the life of male child sex-workers in Lahore, Pakistan. A subtle
observation of a grave circumstance in their lives, and a self-critique,
questioning exploitation and artistic work.
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2013
CSAFF ORGANIZATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ADVISORY BOARD
Ira Azulay
Nilesh Kamath
Ketki Parikh
Amit Rana
Shalini Trivedi
Shabana Azmi
Liillete Dubey
Snehal Patel
Aparna Sen
Aditya Shashtri
Bhawana Soumya
FESTIVAL STAFF
FOR PRESS ACCREDITATION:
Festival Director: Amit Rana
Event Director: Ketki Parikh
Hospitality Director: Shalini Trivedi Volunteer Coordinator: Bobbi Taxali Marketing Coordinator: Nidhi Chikani PR Coordinator: Archana Misra Jain PR Coordinator: Henna Kamdar Community Outreach: Zohra Hasta Ticket Sales Coordinator: Medha Pratap Social Media Coordinator: Sanjay Anand
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email: [email protected]
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