Delhi will host its first AI Film Festival on February 17 at Qutub Minar. The Invideo-led India AI Film Festival (IAFF) will bring together global leaders, investors, policymakers, and members of the creative industry to explore the use of artificial intelligence in visual storytelling. Nvidia joins as a key partner in this landmark event, with Vishal Dhupar, Managing Director, NVIDIA – Asia South, participating as one of the festival’s featured speakers.
Taking place during the India AI Impact Summit, where leaders from Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic gather in Delhi, the festival will unite creativity, technology, and culture for one evening at the UNESCO World Heritage site.
Sanket Shah, CEO, Invideo, said, “Invideo is proud to bring the India AI Film Festival to life at Qutub Minar, where India’s rich cultural heritage meets a new generation of AI-first storytellers redefining what’s possible on screen. For us, this festival is not just about showcasing what our technology can do, but about empowering creators, celebrating India’s leadership in AI, and proving that world-class innovation and compelling stories can be built right here in India.”
The evening will open with a red-carpet welcome and networking reception, followed by “India’s AI Ambition on the World Stage” and a showcase of AI-generated short films from emerging Indian creators in “Independent Indian AI Filmmakers.”
A high-energy fireside chat on “The Future of Storytelling” will feature industry leaders including Vikram Malhotra (CEO, Abundantia Entertainment), and Mike J Mitch, Co-founder and Filmmaker at Phantom X. The night will wrap with an awards ceremony celebrating standout AI films, with 12,000 USD in prizes.
The Delhi AI Film Festival at Qutub Minar is more than a showcase; it is a statement of intent for India’s AI-powered creative future. Bringing together pioneering filmmakers, technologists, and decision-makers from India, the United States, Europe, and Japan, the festival blends global AI innovation with an Indian-culture themed evening of attire, traditions, music, lighting, food, and films. As the sun sets over one of Delhi’s most iconic monuments, a new era of imagination and innovation will quietly begin.
