Rani Mukerji recently attended a special event at the Australian Parliament, celebrating the legacy of the late Yash Chopra during the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2024. As part of the event, she unveiled a commemorative stamp in honor of the legendary filmmaker, who is also her father-in-law. The gathering, held on August 13, served as a prelude to the 15th annual Indian Film Festival of Melbourne.
During her address, Rani shared an exciting vision for the future cinema and expressed her desire to see a major India-Australia cinematic collaboration.While she was at it, she even manifested a musical featuring herself alongside Aussie star Hugh Jackman.
Rani praised the talent and creativity found in Australian cinema, citing Baz Luhrmann’s musicals and the brilliance of actors like Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman, who have won hearts worldwide, including India. She noted that such collaborations could be fostered through the co-production treaty between the two countries, which she hopes will strengthen the cultural ties.
Rani also expressed a wish to see a romance between Nicole Kidman and Shah Rukh Khan on the big screen, blending the star power of Bollywood with that of Hollywood.
Reflecting on the power of Indian films, the actress emphasized its ability to transport audiences to magical places, evoking a range of emotions that provide comfort and unity. She pointed out that Indian cinema has long brought families and communities together and now sees this influence expanding on a global level, bridging cultural gaps and creating shared experiences across borders.
During her address, Rani shared an exciting vision for the future cinema and expressed her desire to see a major India-Australia cinematic collaboration.While she was at it, she even manifested a musical featuring herself alongside Aussie star Hugh Jackman.
Rani praised the talent and creativity found in Australian cinema, citing Baz Luhrmann’s musicals and the brilliance of actors like Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman, who have won hearts worldwide, including India. She noted that such collaborations could be fostered through the co-production treaty between the two countries, which she hopes will strengthen the cultural ties.
Rani also expressed a wish to see a romance between Nicole Kidman and Shah Rukh Khan on the big screen, blending the star power of Bollywood with that of Hollywood.
Reflecting on the power of Indian films, the actress emphasized its ability to transport audiences to magical places, evoking a range of emotions that provide comfort and unity. She pointed out that Indian cinema has long brought families and communities together and now sees this influence expanding on a global level, bridging cultural gaps and creating shared experiences across borders.
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