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Bangalore: Child Prodigy Kishen Bags 3 Awards at Cairo Festival

  •   Wed, Mar 19 2008 01:26:21 PM

Bangalore: Child Prodigy Kishen Bags 3 Awards at Cairo Festival

Daijiworld Media Network – Bangalore (NR)   
 
Bangalore, Mar 19: The Guinness world record holder for 'Care of Footpath' direction at the tender age of 11 years, Master Kishen has bagged three international awards at the 18th Cairo International Film Festival for children. Earlier the youngest film director and child prodigy had left for Cairo, the capital city of Egypt on a special invite from the Ministry of Culture, on behalf of the Cairo government.  

Speaking to reporters here on Tuesday March 18 Shailaja, Kishen's mother informed "Our film got three awards. Two are from the international long and short film competition section selected by the children's international jury, and another from the special international jury. The third award is the prestigious Alexandria International Film Festival Award instituted by the Journalists Syndicate of Egypt, which we never expected."   

It may be recalled that 'Care of Footpath' has won numerous awards like Karnataka state government jury award, best child award etc.  It had the unique honour of being the opening film at the Cyprus international film festival in the non-competitive section. It has won the best film award at Children Oscar at Giffoni film festival while it was the closing film at the Bhutan international film festival. It won the Silver Elephant for best child actor at the Hyderabad Children Film festival.   
  

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  • A.D'Cunha Shenoy, Mangaluru

    Wed, Mar 19 2008

    Dear Kishen. It is indeed a proud moment for our country. Children like you can make India proud. Be an Indian always, love our country and make a difference in our country. Our country has a great future from children like you.

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  • Nelson Ajay D'souza, Kemmannu,Kodi

    Wed, Mar 19 2008

    At a time when most children are happy just going to school and playing with simple toys, there's a nine-year old who wants to do something different. Kishan Shrikant is to make his debut as a director with C/o Footpath. Produced by his mother, Shailaja Shrikant, it is to be dubbed in a number of languages and Guinness Books of World Records. Congratulation's to Kandiga Master Kishen.

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  • Divyesh, Sharjah

    Wed, Mar 19 2008

    Congratulations kishan.. well done.We are proud of you.Wish you all the best for your future

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  • Dr Urban D'Souza, Udyavar?Malaysia

    Wed, Mar 19 2008

    Congratulations Master Kishen. We Indians are proud to our younger generations. Our children have excellent and super talents. You are great, and indeed your parents are also great. I always feel happy the way our children perform. Talents shown in ZEE SaREGaMa, little kids performing the songs marvellous. India has a great potential and our great potential and wealth is our children. Keep up your spirit children and now I say, India shines because of you dear children of our beloved country God bless

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