Thiruvananthapuram Member of Parliament Shashi Tharoor has made a strong pitch to retain the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) in its long-standing home. While warmly welcoming the establishment of the newly introduced J.C. Daniel International Film City, Tharoor emphasized the deep-rooted cultural legacy associated with the state capital.
Three Decades of Cinematic Heritage
In a recent social media post on X, Tharoor shared that he has officially written to the Minister for Culture and Tourism, P.C. Vishnunadh, highlighting a matter he holds close to his heart. He pointed out that Thiruvananthapuram has proudly hosted the prestigious film festival for the last 30 years. The parliamentarian firmly believes that the city must remain the permanent home for this grand cinematic celebration.
Public Reaction
The post sparked widespread support on social media, with many users praising Tharoor for his proactive approach and his commitment to preserving the cultural identity of the region.
