India, Oct. 27 -- The state capital witnessed a two-day Lucknow Film Festival Season 4 that was held at a city mall recently. Titled Imaginarium 2026: A Celebration of Cinema, Animation, and Gaming, the event featured short film screenings, discussions on AI-driven filmmaking, international cinema, and the future of gaming. Winners and prominent figures from the creative sector were honoured on the occasion. "The festival provided a shared platform for luminaries from the fields of cinema, art, culture, education, and cutting-edge technology, further highlighting Lucknow's growing stature as a creative hub," said organiser Renuka Tandon. Chai won the Best Short Film award, Jan Shikshan Sansthan bagged Best Documentary, Best Animation went to Until Can Fly, while Shree received the Best Student Film (live action or animation) award. Members from the film industry, jury members and the education field took part in the event. Prominent names present included Jyoti Kapur Das, Mark Bennington, Trupti Vilas Bhoir, Tehzeeb Khurana, Kirit Khurana, Santosh Ojha, Vaibhav Kumaresh, Vibha Agarwal, Rachna Tandon, Namita Gupta and Sangeeta Banerjee. Padma Shri Anil Rastogi was honoured with the Kala Sadhna Samman on the occasion....