A total of 18 fiction films and two documentaries from six countries have been received in the competition category of Short Films in the ongoing 41st International Film Festival of India at Goa. This was revealed by the Chairman of the Jury Goutam Ghosh at a press conference today. Earlier, the noted actress Freida Pinto, who plays one of the central characters in Woody Allen's latest film “You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger”, spoke about her future plans at the festival and shared her thoughts on Hollywood, Bollywood and realistic cinema while promoting her film. She also criticized the media for equating Bollywood to Indian cinema and said that Bollywood is a part of Indian cinema, but there are other alternative cinemas in India too. In another press meet, the internationally acclaimed documentary maker and environmentalist Mike Pandey said that India can only be super power if corruption is checked and 68 percent rural population of the country can be provided education, in which the short film and documentary makers help the public and private broadcasters.Speaking at the ongoing 41st International Film Festival at Goa, the noted documentary maker recalled how his short film on Indian whale sharks changed the opinion of the United Nation to accept that highest number of whale sharks was not in Australian sea water, but in the Indian sea, that needed protection. Mike Pandey also spoke of the need to teach a child before school as a child is most capable to learn new things between age group of three to six year.