A unique evening in Delhi

Delhi is getting ready to host something quite different this time an AI film festival near the historic Qutub Minar. The idea itself feels interesting. Watching modern films created with the help of technology, right next to a monument that has stood for centuries, has a charm of its own.

People who love cinema, students, and even those who are just curious about artificial intelligence are likely to turn up. The event is also happening around the time discussions related to the India AI Impact Summit are taking place, so there’s already a lot of attention on how AI is slowly entering everyday spaces, including entertainment.

How you can attend

From what is being discussed, the event is expected to be open to the public, though some screenings may need prior registration. It’s better to keep an eye on official updates because crowd turnout is likely to be high.

Reaching the venue shouldn’t be difficult. The area around Qutub is well connected by metro and road, so getting there is manageable even during evening hours. If you plan to go, try reaching a little early. Events like this tend to get crowded quickly.

Dress code and basic tips

There’s no formal dress code, but since it’s happening at a heritage location, most people will probably choose simple and comfortable outfits. Smart casual is the safest option. Comfortable footwear will help because you may have to walk or stand for some time.

If you’re going later in the evening, carrying something light for the weather might be useful. Nothing too fancy is needed — the event is more about the experience than appearances.

Entry cost and passes

In many cases, such public cultural events are free, but some parts of the program might need passes. Special screenings or reserved sections may be limited. It’s best to check details in advance so you don’t miss out.  Even if you don’t get into a premium section, just being part of the atmosphere near the monument during an event like this can be enjoyable.

Why this festival feels different

The AI film festival is not just another film event. It reflects how fast storytelling is changing. Technology is now being used in writing, editing, and even creating visuals. For young creators especially, this opens new doors. Holding it at Qutub Minar makes the experience feel more special. On one side, you have history. On the other, the future of cinema. That contrast is what makes the event stand out.

The conversations linked to the broader AI Impact Summit also show how seriously India is taking innovation and technology right now.

For The United Indian

Subheading: A small step into the future

This event is a reminder that cinema is changing quietly but quickly. With technology becoming part of creativity, gatherings like these give people a chance to see where storytelling might be heading next.