Sanskār Bharati Hosts Screening Of Humans in the Loop; Sparks AI And Society Discussion

Sanskār Bharati’s Kala Sankul organised a screening of the film Humans in the Loop, followed by an interactive discussion on Sunday at its premises on Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg in New Delhi.

The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp.

Renowned actor Shrikant Verma attended the event as the chief guest.

The film presented the growing influence of AI, human emotions and the changing social landscape through a compelling narrative.

The audience watched the screening attentively and appreciated the film’s thought-provoking message.

After the screening, writer and director Aranya Sahay joined the programme online from Mumbai. He explained the film’s concept, creative journey and the vision behind its production.

Responding to questions from the audience, he said the film places human sensitivity and the role of people at the centre of technological advancement.

Addressing the gathering, chief guest Shrikant Verma said meaningful cinema and open dialogue are essential for bringing positive social change. He praised the film’s subject, presentation and contemporary relevance, describing it as a significant cinematic expression of the present era.

Audience members actively participated in the discussion and shared their perspectives on the film’s social and human dimensions. Shashi Prabha conducted the programme.

At the conclusion, Dhruv Karnpal, Delhi State Convener for the Film Wing, expressed gratitude to the guests, participants and attendees.

The Kala Sankul team played a vital role in ensuring the programme’s success.

Digvijay Ji, Raj Upadhyay, Shyam Kumar, Shruti Sinha, Ritambhara, Garima Rani, Shraboni Saha, Sneha Mukherjee, Nishi, Pradeep, Vishwadeep, Mrityunjay, Harshit and Bijendra Kumar efficiently managed the event arrangements.

The programme reinforced the message that cinema serves not only as entertainment but also as a powerful medium for dialogue, empathy and meaningful social reflection.