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Anil Kapoor to hoist National flag in Melbourne on Independence Day

Tuesday, July 21, 2015 • Hindi Comments
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The ever dashing "Jhakaas" star Anil Kapoor is all set to hoist the Indian Flag for the first time on Independence day at the upcoming Indian Film Festival of Melbourne.

To be held at the iconic Federation Square of Melbourne on 15th August, the event will be attended by key heads of state in addition to the members from the media and diaspora. In the Master Stroke section at the event, Anil Kapoor will present his latest film 'Dil Dhadakne Do' and the classic 'Mr. India'.

When asked on this, Kapoor remarked, "It always gives me great joy to represent our industry in various parts of the world and to witness the growth and popularity that it enjoys and couple it with the honor of representing India on our Independence Day and hoist the tricolor in foreign land fills me with great pride and delight. I look forward to interacting with our cinema lovers in Melbourne very soon".

For the 4th consecutive year, The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne that celebrates Indian cinema internationally is all set to start in Melbourne this August. Yet again, the lovely Vidya Balan will be the face of the festival which is themed around Equality. While Bollywood never fails to entertain us, this time it has taken the high road and gone beyond the entertainment space. What stands out this time is that our very own Mr. India will hoist the Indian flag in foreign land, making India proud overseas.

The Master Stroke section is a celebration of cinema and filmmaking from three of the most unique voices in the Indian and Australian circuits. Along with Anil Kapoor, widely appreciated documentaries on India by Australian legend Paul Cox and the newly restored classics of Satyajit Ray-Charulata and Nayak will also be featured in the section.

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