#EZEL DAY 1

 

Today marked the beginning of the highly anticipated one-week literary fest, IZEL, organized by the English Association 'EMRYS.' The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as students gathered to participate in a variety of literary events designed to showcase their talents.

The highlight of today's program was a short film show titled BINGE, featuring the thought-provoking film 'Anukul.' The film delves into a fascinating and timely theme: Can robots replace humans? It explores the complex dynamics between machines and humanity, raising questions about the implications of a machine-controlled world.

The narrative centers around three main characters: Anukul, who embodies the role of the robot, and Nikunj and his brother, who represent the human perspective. The film effectively portrays the conflicts that arise when technology encroaches upon human life, showcasing the emotional and ethical dilemmas faced by the characters. As the story unfolds, viewers are left to ponder the consequences of advancing technology and the potential loss of human connection.

The screening of 'Anukul' sparked lively discussions among attendees, as students reflected on the themes and issues presented in the film. It was a compelling start to the IZEL fest, setting the stage for an exciting week of literary exploration and creativity. With many more events lined up, everyone is looking forward to the opportunities that await to showcase their talents and engage in meaningful dialogues.