Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts

January 12, 2026

K.Vaikunth

India Post released a stamp to celebrate 100th Birth Anniversary of k. Vaikunth, Cinematographer,  on 27th November 2025.

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November 17, 2017

Lost art of stamp collection....

The humble postal stamp with jagged ends and a story to tell of lores from the past may seem like an uncanny protagonist for a film.

For further reading: Times of India

 

January 23, 2017

M G Ramachandran

India Post released a stamp on Dr. M G Ramachandran on 17th January 2017 on the occasion of his birth centenary.

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The birth centenary of Dr. M G Ramachandran was celebrated on 17th January 2017 at the Dr MGR Medical University campus in Guindy. On the occasion a Commemorative Stamp was released by the Tamilnadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam in presence of Shri T. Murthy, Director General of Department of Posts, Shri Charles Lobo, Chief Postmaster General, Tamilnadu Circle and other cabinet ministers.
 

December 18, 2015

A Brand Film through the medium of Stamps.


Mumbai based Filmmakers have made a brand Film on the Food Company Shakti Bhog where the entire Brand Story is narrated with the help of Stamps. The film celebrates the spirit of Philately and has been also winning a lot of International Awards including the honour of being the first ever indian film and film on philately theme to win the Cannes Dolphin at the 2015 Cannes Corporate Media and TV Awards. 

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Shakti Bhog Foods Limited, India's International Food brand, traces its historical journey from its genesis in 1975 to becoming a billion dollar company today. The film tells this journey in an innovative way celebrating the spirit of 'Philately- the study of stamps and postal cards'.

Shakti Bhog Foods Limited, is a company that was born out of the deep concern to provide hygienic staple food to the people. Its main business lies in the production of Wheat and Rice. This was also independent India's Economic Planning Policy since its first elected Government came into power- to be a self sufficient agricultural economy with adequate quality hygenic food for the nation to produce and consume. But how does a newly formed Government create awareness to its vast diverse population about its policies and initiatives on food and agricultural products? After all before gaining independence in 1947 from the British, India was a land of princely states and kingdoms without a proper national identity. Even after independence, India is culturally diverse in terms of its people, languages and traditions.

POSTAGE STAMPS with its wide usage came as a solution to be used as communication tools across the length and breadth of the nation. Issued by India Post, STAMPS through their engraved imagery successfully communicated the Planning Commission's initiatives with respect to food and agricultural policies. 

Building on this historical and cultural legacy, Postage Stamps have been adopted in the telling the story of Shakti Bhog in this film.

Watch this Film at : YOUTUBE

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Director Ranadeep Bhattacharyya Producer Ricky Singh Bedi and Director Judhajit Bagchi receiving the Gold Stevie International Business Award 2015 in Toronto.
Team:
Conceptualized, Written & Directed by: Ranadeep Bhattacharyya & Judhajit Bagchi
Producer: Ricky Singh Bedi, Passion Film
Iillustrations: Abhimanyu Ghimiray
Animation & Grading: Ketan Patil
Sound: Abhishek Bhattathiri
Voice Over Artist: Kabir Bedi
Company Website:www.passionfilmindia.com

Winner of Cannes Dolphin 2015, Gold Stevie Award 2015, Telly Award 2015, Communicator Award 2015, Marcom Award 2015, Videographer Award 2015, Accolade Global Competition Award 2015, Aurora Award 2015.
 
Courtesy: Ranadeep Bhattacharyya & Judhajit Bagchi
                 +91 9819196356/2
                 www.passionfilmindia.com

March 7, 2012

World Stamp on Cinema - Pics.

To mark the 78th  anniversary of the film,‘Sati Sulochana’Karnataka Chalanachitra Academy had organised an exhibition on “World Stamps on Cinema” on March 3, at Chitra Kala Parishad, Kumara Krupa Road, Bangalore.
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 Courtesy: Jagannath Mani, Bangalore.