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Mumbai: In an exclusive interview with Actor and Director Sunny Hinduja and Shinjini raval on their latest short film 'That's a wrap', where they discussed the festival’s unique initiative of bringing diverse regional films to audiences across India, including smaller cities. They expressed their excitement about their short film “That’s a Wrap,” which they have written, directed, and acted in. The duo highlighted the importance of social media in promoting quality content and shared insights on the challenges of filmmaking—particularly direction and writing.  #SunnyHinduja #Shinjiniraval #exclusiveinterview #That'sawrap #shortfilm #challenges #Mumbai #regionalfilms #Trending #BollywoodNews #BollywoodGossips #BollywoodUpdates #BollywoodNews #Bollywood #Bollywoodcelebrity #BollywoodHindiNews #ians

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00:00So, Jagran Film Festival, I would like to say that this is an enormous initiative that

00:15they started traveling across India, across states, and I have seen the line-up that they

00:23have included films from different regions, which is a very good thing.

00:28And all these films, especially in small towns, and there are a lot of people who don't

00:36come to Bombay or Delhi in big cities, so until they come to this film, this is an enormous

00:42initiative and a big deal in your own, which I think is really great.

00:46And we are excited here because our short film which we have produced and directed and of

00:52course we are actors also in return, and that is being screened here, so we are pretty excited,

00:57which is called That's A Wrap.

00:59And we will interview you later, how did you feel the film?

01:03Please, watch it.

01:05I think that when you want to make something, and you also give things to you, then the platform

01:12becomes a big thing.

01:13Because if you want to make something, then the people will see it.

01:15So, Jagran, I would like to tell you about that the film is not just Bombay or Delhi, but

01:20the film is not just in our country, but in our country.

01:21So, big, big applause and kudos to Jagran Film Festival for doing this initiative.

01:27Yes.

01:28I am so happy to see that the film is also a big one, we are looking forward to our country,

01:34that we are looking forward to seeing in our country.

01:37And we are looking forward to seeing it.

01:38So, big, big applause and kudos to Jagran Film Festival for doing this initiative.

01:42to Jagran Film Festival for doing this initiative.

01:44Yes.

01:56You would like to say something about that?

01:58No, you don't.

02:00I think that social media has its pros and its cons.

02:04But if you have increased your acting

02:07and you don't have to reach people,

02:09then that doesn't mean it.

02:10But social media is a great platform

02:12to make your films and your work visible.

02:17So if it's the right way to do it,

02:21marketing and all the pluses of social media,

02:25then it's a big boon.

02:26Just like you, we have an actor.

02:30Who was the actor?

02:33Who was the actor?

02:34The actor.

02:36Because we are trained actors,

02:39I would say that acting is the most naturally and easily.

02:43I think the direction was the most difficult

02:47because you don't have to do it.

02:50You don't have to do it.

02:51You don't have to do it.

02:52You don't have to do it.

02:53You are the captain of the ship.

02:54So, I mean, time is over.

02:57You have to take a shot.

02:58You have to do it.

02:59You have to do it.

03:00You have to do it.

03:01You have to do it.

03:02You have to do it.

03:03You have to do it.

03:04You have to do it.

03:06I think it's a big challenge for me.

03:08Because I'm trained in acting,

03:10I feel very hard to do it.

03:13It's not a big job.

03:15So, the most important department is the one

03:17that has problems in the direction.

03:19But I think the most difficult

03:22is in writing.

03:23because it's our needs of cinema, so if it doesn't grow, the rest of it will fail.

03:30So I think writing is something, it does not come naturally to me as well, but somehow

03:37we have created it, somehow we have together written it and we will help together, we did

03:43all these things.

03:44And I would like to say that when you want to say something, something that is our film

03:50and this is something that we really wanted to put across, we really wanted to say, so

03:55we really enjoyed the process of making this film.

04:02I think health and these are the ones that are going on.

04:14I just pray for healing and lots and lots of love to the entire family.

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