The second three-day National Children's Film Festival (NCFF) sorted out by Children's Film Society of India (CFSI) will open in the Pink City, Jaipur, from Children's Day, November 14, an authority said here on Thursday. It is themed on 'Make In India'.

The debut occasion will be held at the Birla Auditorium in Jaipur with the screening of the movie "Gauru", coordinated by Ram Choyal, including vocalist on-screen character Ila Arun in a lead part and set against the rustic foundation of Rajasthan, said CFSI CEO Shravan Kumar.
"Jaipur is a brilliant city with a rich social foundation, move, music, dynamic ensembles, wonderful handiworks are there which will include striking scene of kids' movies of assorted types from CFSI," said CFSI Chairperson Mukesh Khanna, mainstream among kids as Shaktimaan.
"Sustaining inventiveness and uncovering kids from crosswise over India to an esteem based excitement through CFSI films was the through behing considering the NCFF," Kumar called attention to.

A few Bollywood famous people working towards the reason for kids' silver screen are required to join the celebration, themed around 'Make In India' with workshops on movement, content composition, filmmaking, move and theater with a unique spotlight on Little Directors.

Set up in 1955, the Mumbai-based CFSI creates brilliant kids' movies and TV programs in 15 Indian dialects, other than sorting out extraordinary screenings to around four million kids crosswise over India consistently.
Unexpectedly, the CFSI's International Childrens Film Festival's nineteenth release a year ago pulled in a record-breaking 1,204 film sections from 80 nations.