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International Film Festival of India 2016

While Korean cinema's Im Kwon-taek was honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award, singer SP Balasubrahmanyam was given the Centenary Award for Indian Personality of the Year.

November 25, 2016 02:30 pm | Updated November 28, 2021 10:12 pm IST

Staff Reporter
Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Venkaiah Naidu honours S.P. Balasubrahmanyam with the Centenary Award at the 47 th IFFI in Panaji on Sunday. Actor Mukesh Khanna is also seen. — Photo: Atish Pomburfekar

Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Venkaiah Naidu honours S.P. Balasubrahmanyam with the Centenary Award at the 47 th IFFI in Panaji on Sunday. Actor Mukesh Khanna is also seen. — Photo: Atish Pomburfekar

The IFFI celebrated this year in Goa features movies representing various genres and languages. A look at this year's film festival. 

Collection - 18 stories

universal struggle: When Strzeminski finds all his options for expression closed by the state, the only hope is is the sense of solidarity with him amongst his students. — photos: special arrangement
Movies
Art in the times of repression
Namrata Joshi
Mumbai
Fuelling the indie spirit
Movies
The irrepressible artist
Sucheta Chakraborty
Movies
This is not a Kasaravalli film
Bhumika K.
cinema
Film selection, a sore point
Ranjan Das Gupta
Dongju: The Portrait of a Poet
Movies
IFFI 2016: All eyes on Korea
Ranjib Mazumder
CINEMATIC TIMELINE: A visitor looks at posters at the multimedia exhibition in the 47 th edition of the International Film Festival of India in Panaji on Monday. — Photo: Atish Pomburfekar
Entertainment
IFFI features a lesser-known chapter of Buddhist history
Prakash Kamat
Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Venkaiah Naidu honours S.P. Balasubrahmanyam with the Centenary Award at the 47 th IFFI in Panaji on Sunday. Actor Mukesh Khanna is also seen. — Photo: Atish Pomburfekar
News
‘Cinema should reflect larger social concerns’
Prakash Kamat
Mumbai
The rising popularity of Goan cinema
SPB’s songs in Maine Pyar Kiya were a huge success. But by then, his journey in Hindi film music was already more than a decade old. Photo: S.S. Kumar
Offbeat Monday
Some lesser known SPB magic for you
Hari Narayan
Kochu Preman in Roopantharam.
Movies
‘This opportunity at IFFI is reassuring’
Vijay George
Author Perumbadavam Sreedharan in a still from Shiny Jacob Benjamin’s In Return: Just A Book
Movies
To Russia, with love
Saraswathy Nagarajan
Writer Perumpadavam Sreedharan, CPI(M) Polit Bureau Member M A Baby, Shiny Jacob Benjamin, Baby Mathew and Paul Zakaria after the Screening of the Docu-Feature Film 'In Return : Just a Book' by Shiny Jacob Benjamin, inspired by the Novel 'Oru Sankeerthanam Pole' on Fydor Dostoevsky by Perumbadavom Sreedharan, in Thiruvananthapuram. Photo S.Mahinsha
India
A leap of imagination bridges miles
S.R. Praveen
A still from Roopantharam
Kerala
Three films in IFFI Panorama
Staff Reporter
Movies
Scoring a political point
Sucheta Chakraborty
Movies
S. P. Balasubrahmanyam to receive centenary award
PTI
Athira and Kani in a scene from Prathibhasam Photo: Special Arrangement
Movies
To Goa
Nita Sathyendran
Movies
Meet the film fest nomads
Kennith Rosario

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