"Love in Vietnam" strengthens Vietnam-India cultural ties
The project marks a step forward in cultural cooperation between the two countries.
THE HANOI TIMES — The film "Love in Vietnam", the first cinematic co-production between Vietnam and India, has premiered in the central city of Danang as part of the third Danang Asian Film Festival (DANAFF 2025).
A scene, as seen in the film "Love in Vietnam", the first cinematic co-production of Vietnam and India. Photo: VNA
Directed by Indian filmmaker Rahhat Shah Kazmi and shot in various Danang locations, the film represents a significant stride in cultural collaboration between the two nations.
According to Nguyen Thi Hoi An, Deputy Director of the municipal Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the film carries the message of "bringing Vietnamese stories to the world" and reflects the harmonious blend of the two nations' cinematic industries.
"Using cinema to promote culture and tourism aligns with Danang’s strategic goals of enhancing the city’s global image, boosting visitor numbers, and fostering international cooperation in creative industries," the official said.
The film follows a young Punjabi man who comes to Vietnam and falls in love with a mysterious Vietnamese artist, which leads to a dramatic love triangle. The story unfolds against the backdrop of Danang's vibrant beaches, landmarks, and cultural spaces.
