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Indian films face several challenges while yearning for recognition at film festivals like Cannes.
Cannes Film Festival tends to favour arthouse cinema – films with artistic merit that push boundaries and explore social themes. The mainstream Bollywood masala movies, known for their song-and-dance routines and larger-than-life characters, might not resonate as well with these juries.
The Indian Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) is quite strict, sometimes demanding cuts for content deemed controversial or violent. This restricts the kind of films Indian directors are able to submit to international film festivals, where artistic freedom is highly valued.
Despite a growing presence of independent Indian cinema, the international perception of Indian film is still dominated by Bollywood. This makes it harder for unconventional Indian films to get noticed amongst a global audience.
Independent Indian filmmakers have limited resources for film promotion compared to bigger film studios. This makes it difficult to generate the kind of buzz and critical attention needed to stand out at Cannes.
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