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Bollywood star Kartik Aaryan has showered praises on the much-anticipated anthology film My Melbourne. The actor, known for his candid appreciation of meaningful cinema. Expressed admiration for the film’s compelling storytelling, diverse narratives, and the powerful themes it explores.
Kartik Aaryan On My Melbourne
Expressing his thoughts on the project, Kartik Aaryan said, “I really enjoyed watching the movie. It’s really uplifting, and it’s all about inclusivity and diversity. The movie truly lives up to expectations. I especially loved Kabir Sir’s movie, Setara, and that’s my personal favorite. It’s so brilliantly acted, and I wish the entire team all the best.”
A collaborative effort of renowned Indian filmmakers, My Melbourne comprises four distinct short films. Each bringing a unique perspective on migration, identity, and resilience while showcasing the multicultural essence of Melbourne. The anthology is the result of a creative partnership between Indian and Australian artists, bringing together stories that bridge cultures and emotions.
A collective effort of renowned Indian filmmakers, My Melbourne features four distinct stories:
Kabir Khan’s Setara – A powerful tale of a 15-year-old Afghan girl fleeing the Taliban, who finds solace in cricket while adjusting to a new life in Melbourne. This film touches on themes of perseverance, courage, and adapting to change.
Imtiaz Ali & Arif Ali’s Jules – A heartwarming story that explores cross-cultural friendships and personal identity, depicting the beauty of human connections beyond borders.
Rima Das’s Emma – A poignant tale of self-discovery and belonging, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of finding one’s place in a multicultural world.
Onir’s Nandini – A deeply personal story that navigates relationships, aspirations, and the emotional turmoil of living in a foreign land.
With its Indian theatrical release set for March 14, 2024, My Melbourne promises to be a thought-provoking and emotionally engaging cinematic experience. The anthology’s universal themes and stellar direction are expected to strike a chord with audiences, making it a must-watch for film enthusiasts who appreciate impactful storytelling.
