Chandu Champion: kartik aaryan will celebrate 'Chandu Champion' at IFFM 2024, Kabir Khan will also be present

Kartik aryan played the role of Muralikant Petkar in the film. The actor portrayed his character very well on screen. He also received a lot of appreciation for this. This will be the second time that karthik will attend this festival. Bollywood actor Kartik Aaryan was last seen in the film 'Chandu Champion'. The film proved unsuccessful in collecting money at the box office. But the story of the film touched the hearts of the audience. The film is based on India's first Paralympic gold medalist Muralikant Petkar. It is being told that kartik aaryan and director kabir khan are all set to celebrate this film at the indian Film festival of melbourne (IFFM).

Will also have a session with fans

The 15th edition of the indian Film festival (IFFM) will also have a fan interactive session with kartik aaryan and Kabir Khan. Regarding this, both will talk to the live audience about 'Chandu Champion' on august 17. According to media reports, 'In this session, both the players will talk about the making of the sports biopic. They will share information with the audience about the challenges faced in it and the extraordinary dedication required to bring the story of Muralikant Petkar to life.'

IFFM will start on august 15

'Chandu Champion' was released in theaters in june 2024. kartik aaryan played the role of Muralikant Petkar in the film. The actor portrayed his character well on screen. He also received a lot of praise for this. This will be the second time that karthik will attend this festival. IFFM will start on august 15. He first made his presence felt in 2023 as the emerging global indian superstar of indian cinema.

Mitu Bhowmick said this

Festival director Mitu Bhowmick Lange said in a statement, "Their collaboration on 'Chandu Champion' has set a new standard for sports biopics, inspiring the audience with its powerful story and the exceptional performance given by Kartik Aaryan. I am sure this fan interactive session with the live audience will be very interesting."