Jammu Film Festival Attracts Global Filmmakers with 180 Entries
The fifth Jammu Film Festival has received 180 entries from 35 countries, showcasing a diverse range of short films, documentaries, and features.
The fifth Jammu Film Festival has received 180 entries from 35 countries, showcasing a diverse range of short films, documentaries, and features.
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