Amitabh Bachchan praises Film Heritage Foundation's contribution to film preservation and restoration, highlighting their world premiere restoration of Shyam Benegal's "Manthan" at Cannes Film Festival. 
 
For the third consecutive year, the Film Heritage Foundation (FHF) has made its mark at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. This time, they presented the world premiere of the remarkable restoration of Shyam Benegal's classic film "Manthan." The restoration not only preserves the cinematic legacy of this acclaimed film but also showcases the exceptional performances of its cast, including the legendary Smita Patil.
 
Bachchan applauds the foundation's efforts in preserving and showcasing India's film heritage to the world. Sharing the poster of the film on his social media profile, Big B captioned his post, “T 4992 - So proud that Film Heritage Foundation will be at the Cannes Film Festival for the third year in a row with another world premiere of a remarkable restoration - Shyam Benegal's film "Manthan" that had compelling performances from an exceptional cast including Smita Patil.  Just amazing the work that Film Heritage Foundation does to preserve, restore and showcase the best of India's film heritage to the world. @shividungarpur @FHF_Official” 
 
"Manthan," which means 'churning' in English, is a powerful film that delves into the socio-economic issues faced by farmers and the challenges of cooperative dairy farming in India. Released in 1976, the film was a ground-breaking collaboration between director Shyam Benegal, writer Vijay Tendulkar, and producer Dr. Verghese Kurien, who was instrumental in the White Revolution of India.