aadhar charitable trust in collaboration with Mango Tree brings various programs at the CRAFT STORIES event in Jaipur.

Craft Bioscope – screenings of documentaries based on India Arts and Crafts to showcase during the 3 days event in Jaipur.

In order to preserve India’s finest cultural legacies, aadhar initiated The Heritage Film Festival to explore India’s glorious heritage through audiovisual media. The Heritage Film Festival is a project by aadhar to spread awareness and educate public about India’s heritage through films

The Heritage Film Festival is not just an EVENT… but a CAUSE with the aim to REVIVE the dying traditional art forms,

It’s a Movement to embellish & enrich the Rich Heritage of India…!

aadhar team is glad to announce the collaboration of The Heritage Film Festival project with Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID). We are screening selected films from the HFF collection at Shilp Katha 2016. The two day annual Craft Sustenance initiative “Shilp katha” has the institutional objective of conserving and bringing about a product diversification of heritage Indian crafts.

Shilp Katha is not just an event by SID, it is also a mélange of the culmination of the crafts studied by the students. Shilp Katha is a tradition that we have been following since the year 2008; this is an exploration of a single distinctive idea that began with the solitary purpose of craft documentation. The event this year pans our journey throughout the country in the form of an exhibition along with the crafts mela and demonstration of crafts by the experts who hold this heritage and also an extravaganza of the cultural eve. The Craftsmen’s who helped us get acquainted to the marvels of our country have been specially invited for the event to not just exhibit their products but also demonstrate and brief us all about the nuances of these crafts.

In order to preserve India’s finest cultural legacies, aadhar initiated The Heritage Film Festival to explore India’s glorious heritage through audiovisual media. The Heritage Film Festival is a project by aadhar to spread awareness and educate public about India’s heritage through films. After a huge success in Ahmedabad, the Festival is traveling with films to reach different audiences to promote India’s Heritage. Heritage Films Travel with collaborations.

The Heritage Film Festival is not just an EVENT… but a CAUSE with the aim to REVIVE the dying traditional art forms,

it is a Movement to embellish & enrich the Rich Heritage of India…!

aadhar team is glad to announce the collaboration of The Heritage Film Festival project with SHILP KATHA 2014 – a project by Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID). We are screening selected films from the HFF collection in Pune.

SHILP KATHA 2014, a craft sustenance initiative by SID is into its second year of existence. The institutional objective is to conserve and bring about a product diversification of the Indian textile Crafts. Keeping in mind India’s rich craft culture spanning a variety of areas such as wood, metal, textile, leather and many more, we decided to extend the scope of this initiative towards non textile crafts of India as well.

In order to preserve India’s finest cultural legacies, aadhar initiated The Heritage Film Festival to explore India’s glorious heritage through audiovisual media. The Heritage Film Festival is a project by aadhar to spread awareness and educate public about India’s heritage through films. After a huge success in Ahmedabad, the Festival is traveling with films to reach different audiences to promote India’s Heritage. Heritage Films Travel with collaborations.

The Heritage Film Festival is not just an EVENT… but a CAUSE with the aim to REVIVE the dying traditional art forms,

it is a Movement to embellish & enrich the Rich Heritage of India…!

aadhar is glad to extend INVITATION to CRAFT FILM SCREENING as part of Crafts Council of India’s 50 years Celebration in CHENNAI.
CRAFT FILMS from the collection of Heritage Film Festival 2012 – 2013 will be showcased at the event which is anchored by Ms Suhasini Maniratnam.

Many eminent journalists, film personalities and craft enthusiasts participated in panel discussions on the films; Film directors, Mr Bharat Bala and Mr Rajiv Menon, Mr Mukund Padmanabhan, Editor, The Hindu Business line, Mr Sashi Kumar, Chairperson, Media Development Foundation, which runs the Asian College of Journalism, Ms Usha Krishna, former President of the World Crafts Council, who had organized an international craft film contest during her term as President, Mrs.Sabita Radhakrishna, writer, craft and textile expert, Ms Tehzeeb Katari, well known theater personality, Mr Chetan Shah, writer, film producer, critic and movie buff among others.

In order to preserve India’s finest cultural legacies, aadhar initiated The Heritage Film Festival to explore India’s glorious heritage through audiovisual media. The Heritage Film Festival is a project by aadhar to spread awareness and educate public about India’s heritage through films. After a huge success in Ahmedabad, the Festival is traveling with films to reach different audiences to promote India’s Heritage. Heritage Films Travel with collaborations.

The Heritage Film Festival is not just an EVENT… but a CAUSE with the aim to REVIVE the dying traditional art forms,

it is a Movement to embellish & enrich the Rich Heritage of India…!

aadhar takes pleasure to announce collaboration of “The Heritage Film Festival” project with “Garvi-Gurjari National Craft Fair & Summit 2014”.

The Heritage Film Festival showcased as ‘CRAFT FILM FESTIVAL’ was part of the Garvi-Gurjari National Craft Fair & Summit 2014, from 21st to 27th February 2014, in Ahmedabad.

In order to preserve India’s finest cultural legacies, aadhar initiated The Heritage Film Festival to explore India’s glorious heritage through audiovisual media. The Heritage Film Festival is a project by aadhar to spread awareness and educate public about India’s heritage through films. After a huge success in Ahmedabad, the Festival is traveling with films to reach different audiences to promote India’s Heritage. Heritage Films Travel with collaborations.

The Heritage Film Festival is not just an EVENT… but a CAUSE with the aim to REVIVE the dying traditional art forms,

it is a Movement to embellish & enrich the Rich Heritage of India…!

A collaboration of aadhar charitable trust and Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar Heritage Film Screening and discussion was organized as part of the program India-ki-Khoj.

In order to preserve India’s finest cultural legacies, aadhar initiated The Heritage Film Festival to explore India’s glorious heritage through audiovisual media. The Heritage Film Festival is a project by aadhar to spread awareness and educate public about India’s heritage through films. After a huge success in Ahmedabad, the Festival is traveling with films to reach different audiences to promote India’s Heritage. Heritage Films Travel with collaborations.

The Heritage Film Festival is not just an EVENT… but a CAUSE with the aim to REVIVE the dying traditional art forms,

it is a Movement to embellish & enrich the Rich Heritage of India…!

India-Ki-Khoj is an intensive module focusing upon the understanding and appreciation of India through diverse lectures and field visits. The program is designed and led by members of the Humanities and Social Sciences Program at Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar. It brings both overseas and IITGN students together to participate in this program for ten days. India-Ki-Khoj 2013 is now scheduled from June 19 2013 to 27 June, 2013. India-ki-Khoj has been designed to help overseas students relate with this idea and the many layers that form identity in India.