Irrfan Khan s finish line came too soon, but we are proud of him: Wife Sutapa Sikdar
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Panaji, Jan 22 : Irrfan Khan s wife, Sutapa Sikdar, got emotional talking about the late actor at the ongoing International Film Festival of India (IFFI), and said his finish line came too soon.
The 51st edition of IFFI paid homage to the late actor, and Sutapa along with son Babil Khan was present at the event.
Irrfan s acclaimed hit Paan Singh Tomar was screened on the occasion. The 2010 release won Irrfan the Best Actor trophy at the 60th National Film Awards, while the Tigmanshu Dhulia directorial was declared Best Film.
Crew of ‘Meghmallar’ talks about the film at IFFI
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GUWAHATI: A film highlighting the challenges and hurdles faced by children of the northeast in realizing their dreams is being screened at the 51st International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa.
Directed by Prithviraj Das Gupta, the film titled “Green Blackberries” is inspired by real life characters who have to travel six hours every day to get education. The movie has been selected under the Indian panorama non-feature films category.
“It’s because of the International Film Festival of India, a story from the mountains of northeast has been able to reach the Arabian Sea and now being premiered at the IFFI,” Gupta said on Wednesday at the screening of the film.