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Now, a T20 for Indian cinema
New Delhi: , Nov 16, DH News Service

Film lovers can involve in rating top 20 best-ever Indian films

 International Film Festival of India (IFFI) organisers in Panaji have come up with a unique contest to involve film lovers in rating top 20 feature films of Indian cinema and have innovatively named it T20.

Ten top filmmakers and 10 prominent critics from across the country will select the best 20 films from among the thousands made over the years.

The panel, including Madhur Bhandarkar, Vishal Bhardwaj and Nagesh Kukunoor, has been chosen by the Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG), the state body which co-hosts IFFI.
The initiative is part of a special contest commemorating the 40th edition of IFFI this year, in which any film lover from any part of the country can send in his or her list of 20 best-ever Indian films.
The judges will select their individual list of best 20 films and submit it in sealed envelopes to ESG. On November 29, an independent jury will open the envelopes at a special ceremony in Goa and tally these 20 lists to prepare a “master list” of 20 best-ever films. From among the entries, 20 lucky winners, whose lists match the master list, will win special awards.
A special contest website www.t20ofindiancinema.com has also been launched. The portal has suggested a list of 100 best-ever films, from which one can choose the best 20. However, if anyone feels that more films should be part of this list, he or she can add  to the list.
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By: thampy mullasseril joseph
On: 16 Nov 2009 06:54 pm

its nice to have a oppertunity to study about movei nd selecet the best t20. the all cerdit goes to esg panaji to orgainse the special catogrey.its my special request to show some of the filims of thrithik gatak . the pioner of indian cenima.if possible movies of john abrahams.

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