Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival
There are illnesses that affect the body, and then there are those that quietly dismantle identity, memory, and time itself. DEMENTIA, the latest short film released
Fairytales shape how generations imagine courage, identity, and heroism. For decades, these stories—especially in animation—have largely followed Western narratives of princes, castles, and rescues. Humney Choodiyan
Some stories do not unfold through grand moments or loud emotions. They emerge quietly—in pauses, in glances, and in the things left unsaid. Talk To Me,
In life, there are moments so quiet that they almost go unnoticed—yet they hold the power to change everything. Dusra Mauka, the latest short film released
Some films make noise. Some films make statements. And then there are films like Kaash — the kind that enter softly, sit quietly, and stir
Some stories shout.Some stories sparkle.And then there are stories like SUNDAY — the kind that whisper their way into your heart and stay with you long after
In an era where technology and creativity continue to reshape artistic expression, Warrior Queen emerges as a landmark project — a rare blend of human musical craftsmanship
Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival (DPIFF) continues its legacy of celebrating cinematic brilliance by bringing unique, thought-provoking, and inspiring stories to the forefront. In its
DPIFF’s Global Release Program 2025 gives filmmakers global exposure. Learn the benefits, submission process, and opportunities to launch films worldwide.
“Mummy Uthh Ja” (Mother, Get Up) is a heartwarming short film about a teenage boy’s determination to help his depressed mother rediscover hope and fulfill her forgotten dreams. Presented by DPIFF, this emotional story highlights the strength of family bonds and the transformative power of love, resilience, and mental health awareness.
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