Exposure to World Cinema

Merely Hollywood films does not constitute the World Cinema. It is much more beyond that. Films from across the globe, such as cinema from European countries, African countries, from Arab World, from Asian countries, from Latin America -with different languages and cultures across the world, are screened to give a wide exposure of cinema to students.

Exposure to Indian Cinema

Indian Cinema is not a one cinema. There are so many Indian cinemas. There is a wide range of Indian Cinemas, such as, Bollywood Cinema (Hindi Popular Commercial Cinema), Independent or Parallel Cinema, Mid-stream Cinema, Regional cinema (Bengali, Asamese, Tamil, Malayalam, Marathi, Gujarati, Kashmiri, Oriya etc..) and crossover cinema.

Exposure to films from different genres and unconventional subject content

Understand Film as a technological, commercial and aesthetic medium and develop a broadly interdisciplinary approach to an understanding of film.

To introduce the Art and Aesthetics of cinema.

To develop a larger world view and cross-cultural understanding through Cinema.

To develop an Academic approach towards cinema ranging the variety of subjects from the discipline called Film Studies, such as Film as an Art Form, Film appreciation, Film and Society, Film as an entertainment, Film and other Art forms, Film and Psychology, film and Philosophy, National Cinema, Global Cinema, Film Audience, Male Gaze in Cinema, Feminist approach in film studies etc.