Biopic On Pran Kishore Kaul Premiered

Jammu- A biopic documentary film was premiered on Padma Shri Pran Kishore Kaul at Kuwar Viyogi Auditorium, Dogri Sanstha Jammu.

Organisers of the event said that the film is based on the biography of Padma Shri Pran Kishore a renowned Broadcaster, Writer and Director .

The documentary was produced by Sahitya Akademi, Ministry of Culture Government of India New Delhi. It was written by Ashok Jailkhani (Ex ADG Doordarshan) and directed by well-known filmmaker Sudesh Verma.

Many eminent personalities, including Pran Kishore and famous personalities from Indian cinema,TV and radio, were present during the screening.

Director Information, Nitish Rajoura (IAS) was the Chief guest on the occasion.

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“The film serves as an homage not just to Shri Pran Kishore but also to countless writers and eminent Artists who have contributed and struggled in their field,” organizers said.

On this occasion Director of the film Sudesh K Verma said that by sharing the journey of Pran ji , I hope to shed light on the struggles of artists in our region and beyond.

“Through extensive research, interviews, and rare archival footage, this documentary is not just a recount of facts but an exploration of the impacts of his work on those around him. Each segment articulates the essence of his life, encapsulating moments of joy, sorrow, and vulnerability,” he said.

“I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who helped bring this vision to life. Every person who shared their memories, every family member who recounted stories, and every viewer who continues to embrace the power of storytelling has contributed to this moment,” he added.

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