The language of cinema is made up of visuals and sounds. This is a language that is more effective and touching than any other spoken language in the world. Famous filmmaker Sanjay Joshi Expressed the above views in the Deepak Sinha Memorial Lecture organized at Hindu College. In this lecture organized by Hindi Sahitya Sabha, Joshi explained the difference between the language of cinema and spoken language in the presentation and interpretation of Canadian filmmaker Norman N. Loren’s short film A Cherry Tale. In this film, Pandit Ravi Shankar’s sitar creates the language of the film. Lauren’s second film Neighbor was also screened at the lecture.
Color is also a language in film
By showcasing famous Indian director Geetanjali Rao’s short film Printed Rainbow, Joshi explained how colors also act as language in films. At the end of the lecture, Joshi also answered the questions of the students. At the beginning of the event, Dr. Rameshwar Rai, senior professor of Hindi department, while narrating the memoirs of Deepak Sinha, said that Deepak Sinha cannot be forgotten as a teacher, political activist and human being. Former Acharya of Kirori Mal College, Khalid Ashraf, while paying tribute to Deepak Sinha, said that an honest person like him is rare now, who remained firm on his ideas.
Guest introduction was given by Payal Saini
A large number of students and researchers of the department including Dr. Pallav, Dr. Arvind Kumar Sambal, Dr. Neelam Singh, Dr. Sakshi, Dr. Pragya Trivedi, Dr. Swati were present in the lecture. Composition was done by Kritika and Brijlala. Payal Saini introduced the guest and in the end department in-charge Prof. Rachna Singh gave the vote of thanks. The above information was given by Jaswinder Singh, convenor of Hindi Sahitya Sabha of Hindu College.