Pankaj Tripathi to be honoured at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne

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Updated At : 01:28 PM Aug 20, 2021 IST

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The quintessential aam aadmi and voice of the masses, Pankaj Tripathi has given life to iconic characters on screen that will forever remain etched in the audience’s mind.

Known for his versatile and effortless performances across various platforms, he has carved a niche for himself in the entertainment industry.

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne has always celebrated diversity through cinema, and it comes as no surprise that this year, they have honored Pankaj Tripathi with the Diversity in Cinema award.

Speaking about the award, Pankaj says, “My intent is to perform to the best of my ability, and I am so grateful that my performances are appreciated by the audience.”

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