My “pinky” promise to myself to be in “pink” of health. #pinkpinkpink #positivevibes #love❤️ #goodhealth #happyme❤️ #smile #foreverhappy
It was such pleasure to meet these two wonderful powerhouse of talent, @tannishtha_c and @iamkirtikulhari at the #Indianfilmfestivalsydney . Their movie, #fullplate was played at the inauguration. What a film! Lighthearted, funny, deep, empowering, liberating, emotional,and so real. Very scene feels close to heart and characters are so believable. Congratulations our #tigertan Tannishtha for this gem. And Kirti, what do u say! I am speechless. You have performed brilliantly. Your eyes speak. To be honest, I am envying you. Take a bow team. You deserve every clap, every praise, every hug and the love you two are garnering. ❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🥰👌👌👌
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
The 11th Indian Film Festival of Sydney kicked off yesterday with an energetic press conference that set the tone for an exciting time ahead. Special guest Khushboo Sundar, the Consul General of India in Sydney Dr. S. Janakiraman and filmmaker Tannishtha Chatterjee, whose film Full Plate opened the festival, shared their enthusiasm about Indian cinema taking centre stage once again in Sydney. Festival Director Mitu Bhowmick Lange spoke passionately about how the festival celebrates the vastness of India’s storytelling – 15 films in 12 languages, each offering a slice of our diverse culture. She reminded audiences that cinema is best experienced together, urging everyone to go out and watch these films on the big screen. @mitulange @mindblowingfilms, @nab @nh_studioz @nrmainsurance @mahivisaservicesaustralia @the.media.monk @desiaustralia @cgisydney #Sholay #IndianFilmFestivalOfSydney #FilmHistory #ClassicCinema #SydneyEvents
