This year’s Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF) marked its 30th anniversary with a special touch for actor Rezwan Rabbani Sheikh, whose short film
Kalikotha Kolikata was screened for the first time at the event. The film, directed and acted by Sheikh himself, was shown at Sishir Manch on 5th December at 4 pm, with the screening drawing a full house, much to his excitement.
Reflecting on the significance of this moment, Sheikh shared, “It’s the 30th year of KIFF, and I am very excited because, apart from watching the works of other filmmakers, this year is special for me personally. My short film,
Kalikotha Kolikata, was screened for the first time as a director and an actor, and the audience’s response was overwhelming.”
He also expressed his enthusiasm about the screening of
Golfather, a film featured at this year’s festival, along with works from internationally renowned directors. “This year is also special as
Golfather is being screened, and we have films from internationally famous directors. It’s a privilege to be part of such an important cinematic celebration,” he added. The 30th edition of KIFF has been a major milestone for the city’s film lovers, offering a platform for both celebrated and emerging filmmakers. For Rezwan Rabbani Sheikh, this year’s festival is a memorable chapter in his career, both as a creator and as an actor.
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