Sikhlens Press Note Announcement

THE 3RD EDITION OF SIKHLENS SIKH ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL ALL SET TO TAKE PLACE IN CHANDIGARH ON 20TH FEBRUARY 2022

Issued by Pinaka Mediaworks

 

After the success in 2020 and 2021, SIKHlens (India Chapter), now in its 3rd year, is all set to bring the best of Sikh–Centric Films, Art, Artists, Authors, Performances and Cultural Exchange curated all the way from the premiere SIKHlens: Sikh Arts & Film Festival from California, USA in India to the city beautiful, Chandigarh on Sunday, 20th February 2022.

This year, SIKHlens (India Chapter) would showcase more than 20 films which include Sikh-Centric narratives, short films, documentaries & animation films including the World Premiers of never-seen-before films and humanitarian videos, art & literary exhibitions, book launches, talks, performances, and interactions with creative Sikh artists, filmmakers & contributors to Sikh Culture & Heritage who have contributed to the community.

Some major announcements on the upcoming year’s plan on future productions shall also take place at the festival.

The 3rd edition of SIKHlens: Sikh Arts & Film Festival is brought to India by Pinaka

Mediaworks and Rolling Frames Entertainment and is supported by United Sikh Mission. The full day film and arts festival shall be held at the Tagore Theatre, Chandigarh.

Bicky Singh
Founder, SIKHlens

 

“SIKHlens 2022 Chandigarh will be our third annual SIKHlens: Sikh Arts & Film Festival in Chandigarh. We have a great line-up of original content—films, talks, book launches, entertainment, and artworks from around the world. We will be showcasing the beautiful culture and heritage of the Sikhs from around the world. We look forward to seeing you all on February 20th.”

Ojaswwee Sharma
India Head, SIKHlens

“We have had 2 successful festivals in 2020 and 2021 respectively, and we are looking forward to an exciting lineup ready for the city audience this year. People of all age groups will find their interest, in either films, art, books, or the unique never-seen before display planned for this year. The entry to this year’s festival will be free for all at the venue and would be graced by towering Sikh personalities.”