BAMMC Events
CULTURAL DAY’25 was organized by the Department of Mass Media on 22/09/2025 at Mondini Hall with student participants and faculty members Prof. Heli, Prof. Mahek, Prof. Sita, and Prof. Neil. Titled A Ride Through India, the event featured the musical stage play The Svatantra (Freedom) Express, where BAMMC students portrayed a creative journey across India’s diverse states through dance, music, and theatre. The story followed a student boarding the mystical Freedom Express to rediscover the spirit of freedom through cultural performances like Punjab’s energetic beats, Maharashtra’s Lavani, Gujarat’s Garba, Assam’s Bihu, and Kerala’s dance act. Authentic costumes, symbolic visuals such as Platform 1947 and iconic monuments, along with student-led food stalls serving Indian street delicacies, added vibrancy to the celebration. The event beautifully conveyed that freedom lives on through India’s culture and unity, concluding with a powerful “Unity in Diversity” performance and Vande Mataram, leaving the audience filled with pride.
The Department of Mass Media at Don Bosco college organized Photowalk. The objective of the Photo Walk was to provide practical exposure in photography, enabling students to apply classroom learning to real-life settings. It helped them explore framing, composition, angles, and camera handling—both DSLR and smartphone—while fostering creativity through hands-on practice. The Photo Walk proved to be highly impactful, as it boosted students’ confidence in using photography equipment and deepened their understanding of concepts like framing and composition. It also reflected the Department’s emphasis on experiential learning, bridging theory with practice and enriching the overall academic environment.
The Department of Mass Media at Don Bosco College, Kurla, successfully organized an educational field visit to All India Radio (AIR), Churchgate, Mumbai on 30th July, 2025 for the entire Second-Year BAMMC (SYBAMMC) class. This visit aimed to provide students with first-hand exposure to the functioning of India’s national broadcasting service. Students explored the pivotal role AIR plays in information dissemination, public service broadcasting, technical radio operations, and content creation. The visit was conducted under the guidance of Mrs. Mahek Sukhani (Coordinator) & Mr. Neil Maheshwari (Faculty).
Department of Mass Media at Don Bosco college, kurla organized an educational trip to Pune & Mahabaleshwar, offering students a perfect blend of learning and recreation. The highlight of the visit was the Film and Television Institute, where students gained valuable insights into filmmaking, television production, and the technical aspects of media. The interaction helped us understand career opportunities in the creative industry.
Azura, the annual sports event of DOMM (Department of Mass Media) was held on 25th September to 30th September 2024 .
Students from First Year, Second Year and Third Year participated in it and 8 teams were made on a random basis. All matches were held after lectures at 2pm and ended at 5pm. Three major sports were played, that included Rink Football, Basketball and Box Cricket. Team Orion won all 3 sports.
An All Stars game was held as well which was won by Team Hydra for Rink Football, and Team Orion for Basketball. This event was a success with the Coordination of the DOMM Sports coordinators Seanna Carvalho and Kyle DeSa and the cooperation from the students.
1st October 2024
On February 20, 2025, an enthusiastic group of BMM students from Don Bosco College gathered at 10:30 AM on Pedder Road for an unforgettable exploration of Indian cinema’s illustrious past and vibrant present. Our journey began at Gulshan Mahal, a 19th-century heritage bungalow that now serves as a vital section of the National Museum of Indian Cinema (NMIC) in Mumbai. The regal architecture, adorned with intricate carvings and timeless motifs, immediately transported us into a world where history and art merged seamlessly. This building houses six exhibition halls that chronicle the origins and early days of Indian cinema, covering silent films, the advent of sound, and India’s cinematic milestones through the decades.
Each floor of the museum unveiled a distinct layer of Indian cinema, offering a seamless blend of history, technology, and creativity. The journey from Gulshan Mahal’s historic grandeur to the new building’s state-of-the-art exhibits was a profound experience, deepening our appreciation for the art of filmmaking. More than just a museum, NMIC proved to be a treasure trove of cinematic heritage and innovation, leaving us inspired to explore the limitless possibilities of storytelling.
February 20, 2025,
The Movie Club within the Mass Media Department serves as a dynamic platform for students passionate about cinema. It aims to deepen their understanding of film as an art form, enhance media literacy, and provide practical exposure to filmmaking and critical analysis. The Movie Club stands as a testament to the department's commitment to experiential learning. By bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application, it equips students with the skills and experiences necessary for success in the media industry.
The Cultural Day celebration at Don Bosco College, Kurla, was successfully hosted by the second-year students of the BAMMC department on 27th July, 2024 in Mondini Hall. The event, themed "Punjab: A Fusion," commenced at 11:00 AM and showcased a vibrant blend of traditional and modern elements of Punjab’s rich culture.
The event began with the host humorously enacting a faculty member, setting the stage for an engaging and educational skit on Punjab's cultural fusion. The skit was structured to highlight different aspects of Punjab, beginning with a dynamic Bhangra dance, followed by a modern Punjabi dance, symbolizing the fusion of tradition and contemporary influences.
Following the energetic dance performances, a rap segment was presented, encapsulating various cultural and historical elements of Punjab. This was followed by a thought-provoking skit on Punjab’s drug issue, aimed at raising awareness among students about this critical social concern.
DOMM department celebrated Ganpati Utsav & Onam festivals together on 6th September 2024. The celebrations began with Lighting the Lamp by Fr. Brian followed by a Cultural program which included Ganesh Vandana dance, dance performance on a Malayalam cultural song and Lavani performance. This was followed by Ganesha song rendition by students and DOMM Faculty, Ms Sitalakshmi R and cultural songs by the Band of DOMM Department.
A total of 85 students participated in this program.
6 SEPTEMBER 2024
The Don Bosco Global Youth Film Festival is an international initiative organized by the Salesians of Don Bosco. Aimed at empowering young people through media, it offers participants aged 14–25 a platform to share impactful stories via short films, animations, documentaries, and music videos. The Don Bosco Global Youth Film Festival, spearheaded by the Mass Media Department, stands as a prominent platform for nurturing and showcasing youth-driven storytelling. Its 2024 edition successfully blended global outreach with local celebration—fostering creativity, environmental awareness, and dialogue among young filmmakers worldwide.
The Food Photography Course at Don Bosco College, Kurla, is a 36-hour program designed to equip students with essential skills in food styling, photography, and editing. Combining theory and practice, the course covers camera handling, lighting techniques, and composition, using both cameras and mobile devices. Students gain hands-on experience in studio and kitchen settings, culminating in a portfolio, photo exhibition, and competition, preparing them for professional opportunities in food photography.