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Prince, Adarsh bring the charm
_2945.jpg "Prince, Adarsh bring the charm")
Mediasphere, a two-day inter-college fest commenced at the St. Francis College for Women here on Tuesday. Actors Prince Cecil and ‘Bigg Boss’ fame Adarsh Balakrishna along with Dr Uma Joseph, Dean of Academics declared the fest open.
Begumpet: Mediasphere, a two-day inter-college fest commenced at the St. Francis College for Women here on Tuesday. Actors Prince Cecil and ‘Bigg Boss’ fame Adarsh Balakrishna along with Dr Uma Joseph, Dean of Academics declared the fest open.
The inaugural day witnessed students competing with enthusiasm in events titled Crazy Khabri, Mediascape, Newsroom, Adzap and Movie Buff which tested their knowledge about films, media and much more through quizzes and dumb charades. Short films were screened as a part of the cultural extravaganza. Over 350 students from various colleges attended on the first day.
Speaking on the occasion, Prince said, "It is always a pleasure to be a part of college festivals since it gives an opportunity to interact with the talent that defines the future of our industry."
