Alankrita Srivastava’s Lipstick Under My Burkha kickstarted the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) 2017 that aims to highlight the diversity in Indian cinema.
“It was indeed a great pleasure to host the Australian premiere of ‘Lipstick Under My Burkha‘. The audience was thrilled to have seen a film that has literally redefined the way women oriented content has been shaping up in India for the past few years,” said Mitu Bhowmick, founder of IFFM, in a statement received here on Friday.

“Alankrita and Konkona graced the opening night and also addressed questions of the curious audience post the film. We are happy to have ‘Lipstick’ as the opening night film because the film doesn’t only entertain but also makes us think,” Bhowmick added.
The festival, which started on Thursday, will be showcasing films with inspiring stories and experiences.
It has a line-up of over 60 Bollywood films, indie films and short films in 20 different languages, which are from India and the subcont..

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