Noida: The vibrant campus of the Asian Academy of Film & Television (AAFT) at Marwah Studios came alive with enthusiasm as the cast and crew of the upcoming feature film Arya Bhatt Ka Zero visited the institution for an engaging interaction with students. The event served as an inspiring learning experience for aspiring filmmakers while also promoting the film through an exciting showcase of music, dance performances, and the screening of its official teaser.
On the occasion, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Founder of AAFT and President of Marwah Studios, honoured the distinguished members of the film with Life Membership of the International Film and Television Club (IFTC) of AAFT. The recipients included acclaimed actors Himansh Kohli, Sonnalli Seygall, Darshana Banik, and noted music composer Mannan Bhardwaj.
The visiting team also included director Kamal Chandra, writer Tariq Mohammad, and producer Birender Bhagat, who shared valuable insights into the making of the film and their experiences in the Indian film industry. The interaction provided students with an opportunity to understand the creative and technical aspects of filmmaking directly from industry professionals.
Talking to the press, Dr. Sandeep Marwah appreciated the team for connecting with young talent and encouraging students through meaningful interaction. “AAFT has always believed in bridging education with the film industry. Regular interaction between students and accomplished filmmakers enriches the learning process and inspires the next generation of creative professionals. We are delighted to welcome the team of Arya Bhatt Ka Zero and wish them tremendous success. Their visit has added great value to our students’ academic and creative journey,” said Dr. Marwah.
The members of the film fraternity expressed their appreciation for AAFT’s contribution to media education and commended the institution for nurturing thousands of successful professionals serving the global media and entertainment industry.
The colourful event concluded with enthusiastic participation from students, who enjoyed the performances, the teaser launch, and an interactive question-and-answer session with the cast and crew. The programme reflected AAFT’s continued commitment to providing students with direct exposure to the dynamic world of cinema and entertainment.
