Films from 16 nations to feature in fest

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Updated At : 09:03 AM Aug 04, 2024 IST

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Kurukshetra, August 3
The Department of Youth and Cultural Affairs, Kurukshetra University, in collaboration with Sanskriti Society for Arts and Cultural Development, is set to hold the five-day 7th Haryana International Film Festival from August 7. Vice-Chancellor Som Nath Sachdeva said a diverse range of films from 16 countries, including India, Spain, Iran, Mexico, Egypt, Switzerland, Vietnam, USA, Morocco, Germany, Nepal, and France would be screened at the university auditorium and senate hall. — TNS

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