In a bold move to take Indian cinema global, FTPC INDIA founders Chaitanya Janga and Vs. Vijay Varma Pakalapati have announced the formation of the Pan Global Film Promotion Council (PFPC) — a dynamic international film organization dedicated to 360-degree film exchange, covering talent, technology, and tourism.
PFPC aims to serve as a bridge between filmmakers across the globe by helping them promote, market, and distribute their films worldwide. The initiative is designed not just to cater to already established film industries but also to reach untouched territories where cinema is yet to flourish. “Just like other industries, cinema too has become a global village, yet many regions remain unexplored. We’re focused on expanding into these areas to encourage untapped talent and connect cultures through storytelling,” said Chaitanya Janga, Founder President of PFPC.
The platform will empower creators with tools to boost their global visibility through trailers, posters, digital engagement, and influencer collaborations. Beyond promotion, PFPC will also focus on strategic distribution, facilitating access to international buyers and digital platforms.
Vs. Vijay Varma Pakalapati, the Founder General Secretary, emphasized the organization’s vision for film tourism as a catalyst for economic and cultural exchange. “We’re excited to spotlight India’s scenic film locations while encouraging global filmmakers to consider India as a filming destination. This not only benefits Indian tourism but supports the global film community in exploring and showcasing their regions too,” he said.
With a strong foundation already laid by FTPC INDIA’s regional cinema outreach, the founders now plan to push intellectual, script-driven Indian cinema into the global spotlight — and welcome international films into the Indian and global markets. “We believe in the power of small, powerful stories. It’s time they reach a worldwide audience,” they noted.
As the next step, the organization plans to unveil its official logo and invite artists, technicians, and filmmakers from across the globe to join its mission. With PFPC, a new chapter in international film collaboration and cultural diplomacy is unfolding — one frame at a time.
