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IFTDA Indian Film and Television Directors’ Association (IFTDA) is the only legitimate association that collectively represents all Indian film and TV directors
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Indian Film and Television Directors’ Association (IFTDA) is the only legitimate association that collectively represents film and television directors from India. It encapsulates within itself formidable talents of Indian cinema irrespective of region and language. Our organization prides itself of having more than 10,000 active members that includes several filmmakers of international repute.

08/10/2025

's filmography is a masterclass in range and courage. From the haunting realism of Shahid, which won him a National Award, to the tender chaos of Bareilly Ki Barfi and Stree, he’s shown an uncanny ability to balance art-house depth with mainstream charm. In Newton, he carried the quiet weight of moral conviction; in Trapped, he made loneliness thrilling. Whether it’s the tragic vulnerability of CityLights, the emotional intensity of Omerta, or the quirky romanticism of Badhaai Do, Rajkumar Rao has proven that no role is too small or too strange when inhabited with truth.

08/10/2025

Raj Kaoor was the original choice for Hrishikesh Mukherjee's Anand. He refrained from casting Kapoor because he could not see his dear friend dying in screen. Then the role was reprised by Rajesh Khanna.

IFTDA Wishes the Celebrated Actress & Filmmaker Pooja Bhatt a Very Happy Birthday!  ✨️
24/02/2025

IFTDA Wishes the Celebrated Actress & Filmmaker Pooja Bhatt a Very Happy Birthday! ✨️

F.W.I.C.E appeals to Govt. Of Maharashtra to exempt film “Chhaava ‘ from taxes. We strongly believe that the film should...
18/02/2025

F.W.I.C.E appeals to Govt. Of Maharashtra to exempt film “Chhaava ‘ from taxes. We strongly believe that the film should reach out to people not only in Maharashtra but across the nation.

17/01/2025

“Living with a script takes time, but it’s the most important step.”
In a candid conversation with Rumy Jafry during the masterclass, David Dhawan highlights the real hero of filmmaking—the script! Not even star power can replace a well-crafted story.

Filmmaker Manjul Sinha of 'Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi' aired on DD National in 1984 passes away. Manjul Sinha suffered a massive...
15/01/2025

Filmmaker Manjul Sinha of 'Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi' aired on DD National in 1984 passes away. Manjul Sinha suffered a massive heart attack, leaving the Film, Television & Advertising Industries in Mourning. IFTDA mourns the demise of the legendary Filmmaker and extends condolences to the bereaved family and everyone close to him for this huge irreplaceable loss.

Indian Veteran Filmmaker, Mr. Shyam Benegal, who was also considered the pioneer of Indian parallel cinema, passes away ...
24/12/2024

Indian Veteran Filmmaker, Mr. Shyam Benegal, who was also considered the pioneer of Indian parallel cinema, passes away at 90 after battling with multiple health complications. IFTDA mourns the demise of the legendary filmmaker and extends condolences to the bereaved family and everyone close to him for this huge irreplaceable loss.

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Indian Film and Television Directors’ Association (IFTDA) is the only legitimate association that collectively represents film and television directors from India. It encapsulates within itself formidable talents of Indian cinema irrespective of region and language. Our organization prides itself of having more than 10,000 active members that includes several filmmakers of international repute.