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Asifa India 2011 International Animation day.  It's here again. a chance to showcase your films and get due appreciation. This time we don't have anything to send there. looking at past events I think this one is going to be better. It is heartening to know that there are a lot of events are being organized to showcase creative work and bring in industry to collaborate on the same forum. http://www.asifa.in Comic Con Express Mumbai is on 22-23 Oct.2011. I had visited Delhi version of this event. It was small but a good start for generating momentum. I got to meet a lot of friends and seniors there. I hope Mumbai version is bigger and better.  http://www.comicconexpress.com Disclaimer: All the email flyers shown here belong to respected owners and shared here for appreciation purpose only. Related stuff on Amazon.com:  

" the first Amul hoarding was put up in Mumbai in summer of 1967 around Charni Road, area. for 40 odd years the Utterly Butterly girl has managed to keep her fan following intact. So much so that the ads are now ready to enter the Guinness Book of World Records for being the longest running campaign ever." on the Sanjay Dutt's remark during this election"Pappi- Jhappi" When the Bruce-Lee film `Enter the Dragon' was released(1976-77) On compulsory sterilisation introduced during Indira Gandhi regime. see all the stock at this web link on amul's website: http://www.amul.com/hits.html hey don't forget to read the story about amul hoarding campaign. http://www.amul.com/story.html note: under quotations text is courtesy Amul's official website.

Film title: Chai an experience Duration: 41 seconds. Technique: Hand drawn animation with hand rendered artworks. Synopsis: this film is about Indian roadside tea stalls, which serve as sites of manifold interaction. It’s done in a realistic style with hand rendered artworks using pencil colours. Credit titles Guide: David Schorr Camera: Dipak Makwana Editing assistance: Anu Sinha Music: NID resources Concept, execution and direction Pushpendra Prakash Sagar Film title: Passing through Duration: 1 minute11 seconds. Technique: Hand drawn animation with hand painted artworks. Synopsis: A film on Mumbai life, with the sometimes alienated point of view of the perpetual migrant. The film is done in a realistic style with intense hand painted colour artworks. Credit titles Guide: Nina Sabnani Camera: Dipak Makwana Editing assistance Anu Sinha Music: NID resources Concept, execution and direction Pushpendra Prakash Sagar