Events in Goa

International Film Festival of India 2025: Embracing Accessibility for All


The International Film Festival of India returns from November 20โ€“28, 2025, celebrating the joy of cinema with a renewed commitment to inclusive, accessible experiences for every film lover.

Entertainment

WaveX Invites Startups to Showcase at WAVES Bazar during IFFI Goa 2025


The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has invited startups in AVGC-XR and media-tech sectors to participate in the WAVES Bazar powered by WaveX at IFFI Goa 2025, offering global exposure, networking, and collaboration opportunities from November 20โ€“24.

Events in Goa

Pete Draper to Reveal the Magic Behind Movie VFX at the 56th IFFI


The 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) is set to dazzle audiences as celebrated VFX Supervisor Pete Draper takes the stage to share insights into the art of visual effects. Known for his groundbreaking work in Baahubali, RRR, and other cinematic spectacles, Draper will decode the craft of creating awe-inspiring visual worlds that bring imagination to life on screen.

EduConnect

Cinemania: Phase Four at Don Bosco College โ€“ A Two-Day Celebration of Creativity and Cinema


Don Bosco Collegeโ€™s Department of Mass Communication & Journalism, along with its Film Club Cinemaniacs, hosted Cinemania: Phase Four, a two-day celebration of cinema featuring interdepartmental and intercollegiate competitions. Students from ten colleges across Goa showcased creativity, acting, and filmmaking skills, culminating in Team Priyadarshan from Dhempe College, Miramar being crowned champions.

Events in Goa

Indiaโ€™s First Multi-Inclusive Hindi Film โ€œRabb Di Awaazโ€ to Screen at Purple Fest Goa 2025


โ€œRabb Di Awaaz,โ€ Indiaโ€™s first multi-inclusive and multi-accessible Hindi feature film, will be screened on the opening day of International Purple Fest Goa 2025. Directed by National Award winner Ojaswwee Sharma, the film showcases powerful performances by actors with disabilities and reflects Indiaโ€™s growing recognition of inclusive cinema.