As a consultant for the 25th edition of FICCI FRAMES, organized by the Media & Entertainment Division of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI), I contributed to the conceptual and thematic design of the convention’s programming.

My work focused on shaping discussions across film, policy, and the wider media and entertainment ecosystem — including sessions on regulatory frameworks, live entertainment, the orange economy, and shifts in digital and platform-based industries.

This engagement extended my curatorial practice into an industry-facing context, where I worked to align content design with contemporary creative, economic, and policy concerns. It reflected an ongoing interest in the intersections between cinema, governance, and cultural infrastructure — situating film practice within broader systems of discourse and exchange.