Bollywood icons Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao took center stage at the ‘Ideas of India‘ Summit 3.0, sharing captivating stories behind their upcoming venture, ‘Laapataa Ladies.’
Aamir Khan, acclaimed for his roles in iconic films, highlighted the honesty in Kiran Rao’s filmmaking, describing their latest project as a dramatic narrative that demanded realization.
In the session, “Telling Lapaataa Tales: Scenes from an Invisible Country Nation,” Aamir Khan discussed his approach to roles, emphasizing the importance of rehearsals and being thoroughly prepared. Reflecting on his recent film, ‘Laal Singh Chaddha,’ he viewed it as a valuable learning experience, consolidating lessons from various aspects.
Kiran Rao, known for her contributions to thoughtful entertainers, expressed excitement about working with new actors in ‘Laapataa Ladies,’ scheduled for release in March. She underlined the film’s exploration of social issues as a subtle yet significant aspect of the storyline.
The discussion touched on the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) in filmmaking. Aamir Khan acknowledged the need for the industry to evolve with AI and new technologies. Kiran Rao echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the inevitability of embracing technology.
The ‘Ideas of India’ Summit 3.0, focusing on ‘The People’s Agenda,’ served as a dynamic platform, bringing together policymakers, cultural ambassadors, industry experts, and luminaries. The two-day summit showcased diverse perspectives on fundamental ideals such as liberty, justice, equality, and diversity that shape India’s society, culture, and politics.
Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao’s insights added a cinematic flair to the summit, contributing to the meaningful deliberations that spanned various sectors.
As the event continues to unfold, it promises to provide deeper insights into the nation’s trajectory and its ongoing journey toward becoming Viksit Bharat.
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