Srinagar, Sep 8, Sept. 9 -- Bollywood filmmaker Sriram Raghavan has called for a shift in the way Kashmir is portrayed on screen, urging filmmakers to move beyond the familiar imagery of mountains and conflict and focus instead on the everyday lives, emotions and experiences of its people. Speaking on the sidelines of the inaugural International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir (IFFJK) in Srinagar, Raghavan said cinema should not be confined to a single narrative about the region. He stressed that audiences deserve to see a wider range of stories emerging from Kashmir itself.According to Raghavan, the region has a wealth of unexplored narratives-from romance and family relationships to social realities and personal journeys-which could of...