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The Telugu Film Industry (TFI) offers a platform where creativity meets leadership and every decision has the power to shape the future of cinema. Through collaboration, innovation, and thoughtful deliberation, delegates will explore the ever-evolving landscape of one of India's most celebrated film industries.
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Executive Board
Yashas Yallapragada
Yashas Yallapragada is a national-level tennis player and multi-sport athlete, known for his competitiveness.
Off the court, he is a devoted cinephile with a passion for storytelling. Whether it's through films, or crafting impactful delegate experiences in Model UN. He's the founder and Secretary-General of Vanguardia MUN, a conference built on his vision to craft an ultimate experience.
A consistent winner and standout delegate in crisis & film-based committees, Yashas brings a creative flair to the table, with a special mind for crisis arcs.
Inspired by Roger Federer his whole life, he strives to achieve excellence and elegance in every pursuit. As a member of the Executive Board, his goal is simple: that every delegate leaves having learned something new, experienced a lasting memory, or both.
Crisis Director
Anirudh Sai Bhimrao is a 12th grader from DPSH with extensive experience in MUN conferences, having earned numerous awards as a delegate while also serving on multiple Executive Boards and Secretariats. Having represented his school, district, and the state of Telangana in basketball, Anirudh is known for his exceptional skills on the court while also being a dedicated MPC student, regarded for his academic excellence. Aspiring to do it all, he balances academics and extracurriculars with enthusiasm. Despite his rigorous schedule, as a passionate cinephile, you’ll always find him watching the latest Telugu movies and enjoying TV shows. He’s honoured to serve as the Vice Chair and strives to provide the best experience to all the delegates.
Anirudh Bhimrao
Crisis Moderator
Aadhya Kosaraju, a DP2 student at Sreenidhi International School, has years of MUN experience both as a delegate and behind the scenes. Known for her attention to detail, curiosity, and love for a good debate, she approaches every committee with equal parts precision and enthusiasm. Beyond MUN, Aadhya can usually be found immersed in western classical music, or obsessing over World Athletics. She also has a habit of getting lost in Indian cinema and exploring the artistry that comes with it. She is excited to step into the role of Rapporteur for IFI and looks forward to making the committee an engaging and memorable experience for everyone.