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Voot Select announces direct to OTT Film Festival

Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 01:32 PM Jul 09, 2021 IST

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Voot Select is set to launch its first curated cinematic experience — Voot Select Film Festival, the only one-of-its-kind direct to OTT festival to bring varied movies together for its viewers. Honouring the most diverse filmmaking voices of the country, the festival will stream more than 15 critically acclaimed movies across genres over eight-days.

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Featuring some of India’s most celebrated actors like Vidya Balan, Neena Gupta, Amit Sial, Chunky Pandey, Esha Deol and many others, some of these films have been mentored by industry stalwarts like Raj Kumar Hirani, Amit V Masurkar, Vikramaditya Motwane and Raj Kumar Gupta.From themes that throw light on LGBTQ relationships, small-town aspirations and dreams, domestic abuse, female infanticide, broken families to more, the festival aims to put forward stories that are realistic and depict socially relevant issues.

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