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Kareena-starrer 'The Buckingham Murders', directed by Hansal Mehta, served as the opening film of the festival.

The actress said that she won't be able to give the festival "undivided focus."

The fest would release its official selection of Indian films for the year later in August.

This year’s festival theme is ‘Moving Forward, Together!’.

The short film has been selected by the Mumbai Film Festival to have its world premiere on June 2.

The major Indian films which were part of the lineup were Mukkabaaz, The Hungry, and Hansal Mehta’s Omerta.

Rao said festivals are a critical element when it comes to shaping cultural sensibilities. “All my cinema knowledge has been shaped by fest...

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Australian feature film, Save Your Legs!, will screen in India for the first time at the Mumbai Film Festival as part of Oz Fest.