The Jagran Film Festival is set to take place in Meerut on October 3 and 4, 2025, promising an exciting lineup of films and engaging interactions with prominent actors. Notable personalities such as Aahana Kumra and Anup Soni will connect with attendees, providing insights into their experiences and the film industry. Viewers can expect to see films including ‘His Story of History’ and ‘Agar Magar But But’, among others, enriching the cultural tapestry of the event.
- Jagran Film Festival to be held in Meerut on October 3 and 4
- Audience engagement with actors Aahana Kumra and Anup Soni
- Films like ‘Tu Meri Puri Kahani’ and ‘His Story of History’ featured at the festival
JFF 2025 Meerut: The Jagran Film Festival is making its way across 14 cities in 8 different states throughout the country. Following successful screenings in Prayagraj and Varanasi, the festival has landed in Meerut, bringing with it a selection of films that often do not receive mainstream exposure.
From October 3 to 4, 2025, Meerut will host this vibrant festival. Actress Aahana Kumra, known for her role in ‘Rise and Fall’, along with producers Radeshyam Pipalwa and Sharad Mittal, will take the stage on October 3 to share their experiences with the audience.
The following day, October 4, will feature an engaging discussion with Arhaan Patil, Hiranya Ojha, and Suhrita Das about their film ‘Tu Meri Puri Kahani’. Additionally, renowned actor Anup Soni, celebrated for his work on ‘Crime Patrol’, will participate in a special session, connecting directly with his fans.
Films Featured in JFF Meerut
The festival commenced on October 3 with a screening of the film ‘His Story of History’, which debuted on May 30, 2025. This thought-provoking film follows the journey of Namit, a science teacher who prioritizes logic in his life with his wife Kanchan and their daughter Riya. The narrative takes a compelling turn when Riya questions her father’s understanding of complex social issues, such as caste, religion, and gender equality, after engaging with his history book. Initially dismissive of her inquiries, Namit is eventually compelled to reflect on the lessons of history that he has accepted without question.
In addition to ‘His Story of History’, the festival will showcase other notable films such as ‘Agar Magar But But’ and ‘Rajnigandha Achiever Story: Phule’. The event will culminate with the screening of ‘Papa’, directed by Pritviraj Das Gupta, promising a memorable conclusion to the festival.
This year’s Jagran Film Festival also embraces the theme ‘Good Cinema for Everyone’, introducing a special morning session dedicated to children. This segment will feature a selection of short films, animated features, and full-length films tailored for younger audiences, ensuring that the joy of cinema is accessible to all.
