Tollywood star Ram Charan to get major international award at Melbourne film festival

Tollywood superstar Ram Charan will be the guest of honor at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) this year, where he will be honored with the title of Ambassador for Indian Art and Culture. This recognition is awarded for his significant contributions to Indian cinema. The festival, which is hosted annually by the Victorian State Government, is set to run from August 15 to 25, 2024.

As part of the festival, a retrospective of Ram Charan’s films will be showcased, highlighting his journey and achievements in the film industry. The festival’s organizers aim to celebrate Charan’s career and his impact on Indian cinema. In a statement, Charan expressed his deep honor at being part of IFFM, emphasizing the festival’s role in celebrating the diversity and richness of Indian cinema on a global stage. He also noted the overwhelming success and global reception of his film “RRR,” expressing excitement to share this moment with fans in Melbourne.

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Mitu Bhowmick Lange, the festival director of IFFM, remarked that Ram Charan’s presence at the 15th edition of the festival adds a significant layer of prestige. She conveyed her enthusiasm about welcoming Charan to Melbourne and celebrating his achievements with the festival audience.

Looking ahead, Ram Charan is set to star in two highly anticipated films. “Game Changer,” featuring Kiara Advani, and “RC16,” which stars Janhvi Kapoor, are expected to further showcase his versatility and continue his successful trajectory in Indian cinema.

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Ram Charan’s accolade at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne underscores the growing global recognition of Tollywood and Indian cinema. Charan’s achievements, particularly his role in “RRR,” highlight the increasing impact of Indian films on the international stage. This honor not only celebrates Charan’s individual contributions but also reflects the broader appreciation of Indian cinema’s artistic and cultural significance.

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