Celebrating a Decade: Khajuraho International Film Festival Honors Rajesh Khanna

The Khajuraho International Film Festival, India's unique film event at a UNESCO site, marks its 10th year honoring Rajesh Khanna. The festival in December 2024 will showcase his films, offer panel discussions, and host international and regional cinema, expecting 75,000 visitors over seven days.

The Khajuraho International Film Festival (KIFF) prepares for its significant 10th edition, celebrating at the UNESCO World Heritage site in Madhya Pradesh. This year, organizers decided to especially honor the late Padma Bhushan Rajesh Khanna, famed as India's first Superstar.

Running from December 5th to 11th, 2024, KIFF will pay tribute to Khanna with a special film showcase. Featuring screenings of beloved works and memorable dialogues, the festival aims to bring his impact on Indian cinema back to the forefront. Alongside, a selection of international and regional films will be screened, ensuring a diverse cinematic offering.

Anticipating a footfall of up to 10,000 people daily, the festival will include vibrant panel discussions and musical performances. The historic town of Khajuraho will buzz with filmmakers, artists, and cinema lovers, promising an immersive festival experience.

(With inputs from agencies.)