![]() |
"India and Iran share historic relations. A cultural exchange through the medium of cinema is a great way to strengthen this bond," says director-producer-actor Akbar Khan, who has arranged an event to honour and felicitate the Iranian dignitaries.
It can be noted that on its release a few years ago, Khan's magnum opus Taj Mahal - An Eternal Love Story created history when it broke the 40 year old ban on Indian movies in Pakistan. Then, Akbar Khan headed a momentous delegation along with illustrious filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt to Pakistan and opened the floodgates for the Indian film industry there.
"It is a great time for India to establish relations with the world," remarks Khan, who is set to embark on two new projects soon. Titled Taxi Driver, the first is a thriller to be shot entirely in London. The second is yet another magnum opus, a historical epic on Genghis Khan; founder of the Mongol Empire, one of the largest empires in the history of the world.
Latest News » ![]() |
Comments | Contact Us | Advertise | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy |