Keep IFFK in Thiruvananthapuram: Shashi Tharoor Advocates for Permanent Venue While Welcoming New Film CityLeaders Speak
3 hours ago· 2

Keep IFFK in Thiruvananthapuram: Shashi Tharoor Advocates for Permanent Venue While Welcoming New Film City

Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor has written to the Culture Minister urging that the International Film Festival of Kerala remain permanently anchored in the state capital.

Shashi Tharoor Appeals to the Culture Minister

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. According to TrendKia, 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.

Questions & Answers

Why did Shashi Tharoor write to the Culture and Tourism Minister?
Shashi Tharoor wrote to advocate for Thiruvananthapuram to remain the permanent home of the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK).
How long has Thiruvananthapuram been hosting the IFFK?
The city has been the proud home and host of the International Film Festival of Kerala for the past 30 years.
What new development did Shashi Tharoor welcome in his social media post?
He warmly welcomed the establishment of the new J.C. Daniel International Film City.
Who is the Minister for Culture and Tourism addressed in the letter?
The letter was addressed to Shri P.C. Vishnunadh, the Minister for Culture and Tourism.
TrendKia Rewards

Read the news, earn real rewards

Every article you read earns points — redeem for gifts up to ₹10,000. Free to join.

Register free & start earning
250Mobile Recharge
12,500 · ≈ 12,500 reads
Start earning
500Gift Voucher
25,000 · ≈ 25,000 reads
Start earning
1,000Gift Card
50,000 · ≈ 50,000 reads
Start earning
2,000Gift Card
1,00,000 · ≈ 1,00,000 reads
Start earning
3,000Shopping Voucher
1,50,000 · ≈ 1,50,000 reads
Start earning
5,000Cash / UPI
2,50,000 · ≈ 2,50,000 reads
Start earning
PREMIUM7,500Cash / UPI
3,75,000 · ≈ 3,75,000 reads
Start earning
PREMIUM10,000Cash / UPI
5,00,000 · ≈ 5,00,000 reads
Start earning
PREMIUM15,000Mega Cash
7,50,000 · ≈ 7,50,000 reads
Start earning

Comments 0

No comments yet — be the first.

Citizen journalism

Become a TrendKia journalist

Voice of the people

Share news, photos and videos from your area with TrendKia and let your voice reach the nation. Every citizen a journalist.

Join now
Citizen journalistCitizen journalist
Citizen journalist
Citizen journalist