The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Kashmir’s first ever international film festival attracts 875 submissions from 50 countries
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Peerzada Ashiq
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The Jammu and Kashmir government is set to host its first International Film Festival (IFFJK) in September 2026, having already received 875 submissions from 50 countries. The initiative aims to promote the region as a global hub for film production and cultural exchange while highlighting improvements in the local security environment.
Buoyed by the improvement in security situation in Kashmir, the J&K government is bracing up to host the first International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir-2026 (IFFJK) and already recorded 875 film submissions from around 50 countries so far.
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