CULTURAL RELATIONS BETWEEN UZBEKISTAN  SSR AND INDIA

Suxrobjon Quvondig‘ovich Aliqulov

Authors

Suxrobjon Quvondig‘ovich Aliqulov Student of Webster University Tashkent Branch

Keywords:

Festival, cinema, delegation, cinema, and film distribution are all aspects of Uzbek and Indian culture.

Abstract

The recent history and the relationships of collaboration between the Uzbek SSR and India in the area of cinematography are covered in this article. It explored how Uzbekistan contributed to the development of diplomatic ties between the USSR and India.

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