Indo-German Film Week without the arrival of Bollywood stars

After the lockdown of the Corona epidemic, Bollywood fans in Germany finally turned to cinemas once again.

According to a DW report, Indo-German Film Week organizer Stefan Otten-Burkh said that only 250 spectators were allowed to watch the film in the 500-seat cinema hall.

More than 20 films were screened at the Indo-German Film Week, which began on September 24. Strict precautions were taken during the festival to prevent coronavirus.

The Indo-German Film Festival in Berlin is a great opportunity for German ladies and gentlemen who love traditional Indian costumes to wear sari and karta pajamas, with most of the people wearing colorful costumes at the opening ceremony of the festival.

Due to the corona epidemic, Indian stars could not attend the festival in Berlin, but a few stars like director Prakash Jha, actress Tanstha Chatterjee and Adil Hussain talked about their films in online sessions with participants during the week-long festival Talked

At the end of the Indo-German Film Week, the film jury awarded Tinshata Chatterjee's 'Room Room Mein' for Best Picture, Adil Hussain for Best Actor and Osha Yadav for Best Actress. Moviegoers chose "Mouth the Elder One" for the best film.

Every year on the occasion of Indo-German Film Week in Berlin, Indian cinema fans from all over Germany come to participate, Stephen said that due to Corona, regular screenings of new films have also stopped. For this reason, he decided to re-broadcast the Hindi film 'Bala' in a small cinema hall.