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5th Chandigarh Music & Film Festival 2025: A Celebration of Cinematic and Musical Excellence

The 5th Chandigarh Music & Film Festival (CMFF) has officially kicked off at Chandigarh University, transforming the campus into a vibrant hub of creativity, inspiration, and cultural exchange. Now on its second day, the festival continues to draw film enthusiasts, students, and creators from across the country, all eager to immerse themselves in the magic of storytelling through cinema and music.

A Platform for Visionaries and Rising Talents

CMFF 2025 stands out as a unique convergence of established legends and emerging voices. The festival features an exceptional lineup of industry icons, including director Rahul Rawail, Padma Shri awardee Nirmal Rishi, acclaimed comedian Ali Asgar, celebrated actress Priti Sapru, versatile actor Dibyendu Bhattacharya, and many more. Their presence not only elevates the festival’s prestige but also offers attendees invaluable opportunities for learning and networking.

Diverse Programming: From Films to Music Albums

The festival’s programming is a testament to the diversity of contemporary Indian cinema and music. Attendees can enjoy:

  • Feature Films and Short Films: A handpicked selection of narrative works that span genres and themes, reflecting the evolving landscape of Indian and international cinema.
  • Documentaries and Non-Fiction: Insightful explorations into real-life stories, social issues, and cultural phenomena.
  • Animated Films and Music Albums: Showcasing innovation in visual storytelling and the power of music as a universal language.
  • Live Performances: Musical acts and interactive sessions with artists bring an energetic, immersive dimension to the festival experience.

Day 1 Highlights and Ongoing Activities

The festival opened with a grand ceremony at the Municipal Bhavan in Sector-35A, Chandigarh, featuring screenings of acclaimed short films such as "Address," "Abhaas," "Ticket," and "Trend." These films sparked engaging discussions between filmmakers and audiences, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process. Interactive panels and workshops led by industry veterans provided insights into current trends, filmmaking techniques, and the future of Indian cinema.

As Day 2 unfolds, the excitement continues with additional screenings, masterclasses, and Q&A sessions. Attendees have the chance to interact directly with stars and creators, gaining inspiration and practical knowledge to fuel their own artistic journeys.

A Vision for the Future

Festival Director Rajesh Sharma encapsulates the spirit of CMFF:

“Our goal is to inspire, engage, and elevate talent, making Chandigarh a hub for artistic innovation. We are excited to welcome passionate creators and audiences for an unforgettable celebration of music and film.”

Empowering Talent: The Role of UIFVA

A cornerstone of this artistic movement is the University Institute of Film & Visual Arts (UIFVA) at Chandigarh University. UIFVA stands at the forefront of film, animation, and multimedia education in the region, offering state-of-the-art labs, industry-aligned curricula, and hands-on training in everything from 2D and 3D animation to VFX, VR, gaming, and photography. With a focus on blending cutting-edge technology with traditional art forms, UIFVA empowers students to master storytelling, design, and digital production, preparing them for diverse careers in the global entertainment industry 

Why CMFF 2025 Matters

The Chandigarh Music & Film Festival is more than just an event-it’s a movement that champions creativity, inclusivity, and the transformative power of art. By providing a platform for both established artists and new voices, CMFF fosters meaningful conversations, collaborations, and a sense of community among filmmakers, musicians, and audiences alike.

Join the Celebration

5th Chandigarh Music & Film Festival 2025 - Ali Asgar

As the festival continues, don’t miss your chance to witness cinematic brilliance and musical magic. Whether you’re a student, an aspiring artist, or a dedicated fan, CMFF 2025 at Chandigarh University promises inspiration, discovery, and unforgettable memories.

Stay tuned for more updates as the festival unfolds and be part of this extraordinary celebration of creativity and talent!

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