MUMBAI: Slumdog Crorepati, the Hindi version of the Oscar-winning rags to riches story, is set to inaugurate the 14th Jamshedpur International Film festival on 14 March.

Hosted by local film society Celluloid Chapter and Tata steel, the week-long festival will consist of two categories for showcasing Indian and international films.

The Indian Panorama comprises five movies that include Bengali film Antoheen directed by Annirudha Roychowdhury, Rituporno Ghosh’s The Last Lear, Anjan Dutta directed Cholo Let's Go (Bengali), Shashant Shah’s Dasvidaniya and Nishikant Kamat’s Mumbai Meri Jaan.

The international film section will open with Czech film Revel Love.

A total of 64 national films and 54 foreign films will be screened during the festival. The festival will also see the screening of five documentaries.