Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore today inaugurated the Indian Panorama Film Festival at Siri Fort auditorium in New Delhi. Speaking on the occasion, Mr Rathore said movies in the Indian Panorama section has an emotional appeal with the audiences as they can relate them with their own culture, region and language. <br/><br/>He said the art of storytelling through movies has undergone a change with the times and a trend has now started in India to produce Films based on inspiring stories of real life events. The Minister said that with the paradigm change in technology and business models, the process of film making is becoming democratic, making it a level playing field giving opportunities to creativity. He further added that the lines between commercial and art cinema have blurred and low budget movies have also succeeded at the Box Office. <br/><br/> The Indian Panorama Film Festival, organised by Directorate of Film Festivals shall be screening a package of five iconic films of Late Om Puri to pay tribute to the legendary actor.