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IFFI 2025: Vishal Bhardwaj Explains Why AI Can’t Replace Music Composers, Says ‘It Will Never Be Able To…’ | Bollywood News

IFFI 2025: Vishal Bhardwaj Explains Why AI Can’t Replace Music Composers, Says ‘It Will Never Be Able To…’ | Bollywood News

Last Updated:November 23, 2025, 21:49 IST Vishal Bhardwaj at IFFI 2025 says AI can never replace human emotion in music, asserting that technology may evolve but “the heart will remain ours.” At IFFI’s Lata Mangeshkar Memorial Talk, Vishal Bhardwaj shared his nuanced take on AI in music, calling it a tool that cannot replace human emotion. The Annual Lata Mangeshkar Memorial Talk at IFFI, titled The Rhythms of India, From the Himalayas to the Deccan, unfolded like a musical journey that moved between remembrance, artistic instinct and the intimate mechanics of creation. With composers Vishal Bhardwaj and B. Ajaneesh Loknath in conversation and critic Sudhir Srinivas steering the evening, the session offered an unusually unfiltered look into how two distinctive musical minds think, remember and imagine sound. The talk also veered into one of the most pressing questions of contemporary artistry, the role of AI in music, a subject that provoked candid, layered responses from both composers. A Room Filled With Memory and Music The evening began warmly, with filmmaker Ravi Kottarakkara felicitating the speakers …

‘Every Scene Is A New Film’: Suhasini Maniratnam And Khushboo Sundar Deliver Electrifying Session At IFFI 2025 | Regional Cinema News

‘Every Scene Is A New Film’: Suhasini Maniratnam And Khushboo Sundar Deliver Electrifying Session At IFFI 2025 | Regional Cinema News

Last Updated:November 21, 2025, 23:09 IST Khushboo Sundar and Suhasini Maniratnam light up IFFI 2025 with live recreations, acting tips and memories, inspiring performers with stories of mistakes, mentorship and craft. Khushboo Sundar and Suhasini Maniratnam delivered one of IFFI 2025’s most inspiring sessions, blending nostalgia, technique and lived experience. On a remarkable day at the 56th International Film Festival of India, the Kala Academy witnessed an extraordinary continuum of cinematic memory. Hours after Muzaffar Ali and Shaad Ali took the stage to revisit the unfinished dream of Zooni, the festival space once again shifted into a sanctuary of art, lineage and lived storytelling. This time, the spotlight fell on two of Indian cinema’s most cherished performers, Khushboo Sundar and Suhasini Maniratnam. Their session, titled “The Luminary Icons: Creative Bonds and Fierce Performances,” was not merely a conversation. It became an emotional extension of the festival’s earlier tribute to Zooni. If the father–son dialogue revealed the fragility of films that remain incomplete, Khushboo and Suhasini revealed the resilience of actors who continue to breathe life …