From Kennedy to Joram: 5 films from Zee Studios screened at Jio MAMI 2023 5 : Bollywood News

The Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival is currently taking place in Mumbai where hundreds of films from around the world are being showcased. Zee Studios has achieved a unique feat by having as many as five films screened at this year’s festival in the form of Vaalvi (Marathi), Aatmapamphlet (Marathi), Berlin, Joram, and Kennedy.

From Kennedy to Joram: 5 films from Zee Studios screened at Jio MAMI 2023

Describing the range of these films, a note from Zee Studios said, “From the bustling streets of New York and Sydney to the glamorous red carpets of Cannes and Busan, from the vibrant energy of Berlin to the heart of Mumbai, these films have left audiences and critics alike in awe. And after getting standing ovations for all these films amongst Indian audiences, people are early waiting for its releases here in India.”

Shariq Patel, CBO, Zee Studios, said on this in a statement, “We are on a mission to produce films that create an impact worldwide, transcend borders and ignite the imaginations of a global audience. These films, which have already received acclaim on the world stage, now returned to their roots, poised to captivate, enthral, and empower our very own audience in a manner that can only be described as historic. No studio has ever had five films screened at MAMI or for that matter in any prestigious film festival in a particular year. Seeing the response at MAMI we are overwhelmed and can only expect more as it releases here.”

Deepti DCunha, Artistic Director, Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival, added, “We are very happy to have screened these remarkable titles at the festival, this also aligns with our larger vision to spotlight films and filmmakers from South Asia. Zee Studios' commitment to pushing the envelope with these films perfectly blends with our festival's vision of celebrating cinematic excellence.”

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