The Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) ended on Monday. JLF will be from 15 to 19 January next year. On the last day of JLF, film director Imtiaz Ali said- call me Imtiaz. It seems as if someone else is named. I think filmm
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In a conversation with the film Critic Anupama Chopra in the session ‘Jab We Met Imtiaz Ali’, Imtiaz said- I failed in 9th. This was the most important moment of my life. Because, this caused me to face failures and I was able to do everything that wanted to do.
He said- Even big stars are not guaranteed the success of films. Just do your work. Free yourself from the burden of any success and failure. He said- I do not shoot movies in places where food is not good. Because I make movies, so do not lie.
During the session, Imtiaz Ali called the filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra sitting in the audience on stage. Vidhu said that I love the music of Imtiaz’s films.
Nobel Prize received Banerjee said-not by reducing tax, giving employment will get growth Abhijeet Banerjee, who received the Nobel Prize of Economics, has said on the issue of giving relief from income tax in the budget that the government needs to provide more and more employment instead of reducing tax. Tax is very important for every government. Changes in this can benefit the common man, but money is necessary to run any government. That money comes only through tax.
The more people come under the tax, the greater the progress of that country. Demand growth in economy is very important. Income growth is more dependent on rich people.
Abhijeet Banerjee said- There is a strong relationship between taxation and economy, if the money does not come through tax, then how will the government run the country. This raises a big question. He said that it is very important to bring common people under tax.
Abhijeet Banerjee also discussed his book Chhok. He said that this book has been tried to convince Economics through food.
Manav Kaul said- I ran a tea shop and sold a kite Earlier, actor, director, play writer, Author Manav Kaul shared experiences related to his life in ‘A Bird on My Window Sil’ session. He said- I did many types of work. Opened a tea shop. Kites sold. Whether I can do something better or not. I make tea very good. Tea has been a part of my life.
Whenever there was a break during the theater, it was called ‘tea break’, because at that time biscuits were found with tea. The theater people were often hungry. My attachment to tea started from there. Aishwarya Kumar, Professor of Hindi at Cambridge University, discussed Manav Kaul.
Famous writer and actor Manav Kaul in JLF shared his experiences in the ‘A Bird on My Window Sil’ session.
The process of traveling in life should not stop Manav Kaul said- I was born in Baramulla, Kashmir and grew up in Hoshangabad (Madhya Pradesh). There are both a special freedom and a kind of complex among the people who grew up in villages and small cities.
Wanted to see the world in childhood. So often he used to go to Hoshangabad railway station with his friend Salim to see trains coming and wondered where these trains go?
Recently I have returned from Europe. Now again it seems that where to travel the next journey. Life is a journey. Therefore, this process of journey should continue.
See the colors of Jaipur Literature Festival in the photo …
In the session ‘Jab We Met Imtiaz Ali’, the film Critic, Author Anupama Chopra converted to the film Critic, Author Anupama Chopra from Imtiaz Ali, director of films like ‘Love Aaj Kal’, ‘Rockstar’, ‘Highway’, ‘Tamasha’. Anupama is the wife of filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra.
People listening to the speaker with an enlightenment during a session of JLF. Some literary lovers were also seen capturing the sessions of moments in their mobile camera.
In JLF, Bollywood’s famous director Imtiaz Ali said- I failed in 9th. This was the turning point of my life. After this I did not look back.
JLF saw a craze among the youth to listen to Bollywood’s famous director Imtiaz Ali. The one who found the place during the session in four gardens sat there and heard the experiences of Imtiaz.
In the ongoing JLF at Clarks Amer Hotel on JLN Marg, people not only attended the session of litterateurs but also discussed the import points of the session.
On the last day of JLF, actor and writer Manav Kaul shared his experiences. He spoke on the journey from film actor to a writer.
People from different countries came to the Jaipur Literature Festival. He also bought books according to his interest from the book stalls at the festival.
JLF also has fashion point point. This is the reason why people coming here keep experimenting with their outfits and accessories.
In the Literature Festival, the youth were seen listening to their favorite writer and also clicking photos of different mood in the atmosphere of literature.
Many youth came with their friends in JLF. The youth explore the festival for five days in their own style.
(Tagstotranslate) Today is the fifth day of jaipur literature festivals
