Srinagar, Sept. 11 -- Kashmir's long association with Bollywood is entering a new chapter. Filmmakers, actors and musicians camped in the Valley for the International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir (IFFJK). During interactions with the media, they recalled the Valley's historic connection with Indian cinema. They also expressed hope that Kashmir will once again become a major destination for filmmaking. The Valley's landscapes have attracted filmmakers for decades. Its culture, music and stories have also inspired generations of artists. The festival has brought Kashmir and the film industry closer again. Veteran filmmaker Ramesh Sippy recalled his association with Kashmir dating back to 1964. He said he hoped filmmakers and tourists ...