Indian National Cine Academy will bring cinema of 12 major languages of the country on one platform.
Entertainment Bureau, Mumbai. Indian National Cinema Academy (INCA) was announced in Mumbai on Wednesday night with the aim of bringing together the cinema of major languages of the country including Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Odia, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali and Punjabi on one platform. Which is founded by producer Vishnuvardhan Induri.
Under this, annual conclaves and award ceremonies of the film industry of the major twelve languages of the country will be organized and the database of artists, technicians and creative persons will be collected at one place.
The first edition of INCA Awards organized by the organization will be announced on March 9 in Mumbai. In which awards will be given to the best films and technicians from films of all languages.
During this ceremony, many celebrities from the cinema world including Rohit Shetty, Aanand L Rai, Manoj Tiwari, Prosenjit Chattopadhyay, Dil Raju, Khushboo Sundar, Lakshmi Manchu and Shibashish Sarkar were present at the ceremony, representing Hindi and other regional cinemas.
During this, Vishnu Vardhan said that to maintain credibility, there will be no performances in this awards show, nor will it be telecast on any TV channel. Only the winner and the host will interact on stage. Generally, the conditions for performing at an awards ceremony are negotiated with the awards.
Everyone should come together: Rohit Shetty
On this occasion, Rohit Shetty said that we should have one nation, one celebration and one cinema, that is Indian cinema. The saddest thing for cinema is the footfall of people. In our population of 140 crore people, even if a film is a blockbuster or the biggest hit, its footfall is only around 3-4 crores. That means only 3-4 crore people watch films in theaters, the reason behind this is linguistic restrictions.
Rohit further said that when words like Bollywood, Tollywood were started, they were said as a joke. Being called Bollywood has never been a matter of pride for us. We are Hindi cinema, Indian cinema or Telugu cinema. Now the biggest need of the hour is that we all come together and make Indian cinema proud.