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‘83’ to be celebrated at Indian Film Festival of Melbourne; Kapil Dev as guest of honour

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:09 PM Jul 09, 2022 IST

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, which for the last two years was held virtually, is set for a comeback. The festival will take place in Melbourne from August 12-20.

The line-up this year is more diverse than ever before with over 100 films in 23 languages having been selected for the festival. The Movie 83, directed by Kabir Khan, will be celebrated at IFFM and the festival has invited legendary cricketer Kapil Dev to be the guest of honour.

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‘83’ to be celebrated at Indian Film Festival of Melbourne; Kapil Dev as guest of honour

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