IFFM 2024: rani and karan johar will give a speech in the Australian parliament before IFFM, saying - it is an honorable thing for us

Rani Mukerji and karan johar will give a speech in the Australian parliament before the indian Film festival of melbourne on august 13. Both have termed it an honorable thing for themselves.

These days the eyes of cinema lovers are fixed on the indian Film festival of Melbourne. Its 15th edition is going to be organized this year, in which many celebrities are going to be seen. Before the ceremony begins, actress rani Mukerji and film director and producer karan johar will address the Australian parliament House. Both have worked together in many films and now seeing them in this prestigious event is going to be a different experience.

Rani Mukerji and karan johar will give a speech on august 13

The 15th indian Film festival of melbourne will start on august 15 and will run till august 25, but two days before the start of the festival i.e. on august 13, rani Mukerji and karan johar will give their speech. Fans of both are waiting to hear what they will say.

Rani and karan are feeling honored

Rani Mukerji says that she is proud to represent the indian film fraternity in the Australian Parliament. rani called it a milestone and said that it would be an honor for her to talk about the growing cultural relations between india and australia through cinema. At the same time, karan johar also feels honored to be allowed to speak at the event. karan johar sees this as the growing cultural influence of indian cinema. For this, he also thanked the Australian parliament and its members.

The cultural importance of indian cinema will be discussed in the Parliament

Director of the indian Film festival of melbourne, Mitu Bhowmick Lange, said that the participation of rani Mukerji and karan johar as keynote speakers in the Australian parliament is proof of the growing influence and recognition of this festival. Let us tell you that during this festival, many films will be shown and many ministers of the Australian government and members of parliament will present their views on the global influence of indian cinema and its cultural importance in the parliament House.