Shah Rukh's 'Fan' and Salman Khan's 'Sultan' to be screened at Busan International Film Festival

Busan International Film Festival in Seoul, South Korea, will see several Indian films being screened. Two of these are superstars Shah Rukh and Salman Khan starrers “Fan” and “Sultan”. The festival runs from October 6 to 15 and it will screen Ali Abbas Zafar-directed sports drama in the ‘Open Cinema’ section.
“Fan”, directed by Maneesh Sharma stars Shah Rukh Khan in the dual role of a fan and a superstar and it will screen in the ‘A Window on Asian Cinema’ section.
This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 14 September 2016.

Some of the other films thst would try to get attention at the festival are Konkona Sengupta’s directorial debut “A Death in the Gunj”, documentary “An Insignificant Man”, which chronicling the birth of Aam Aadmi Party and the rise of its leader Arvind Kejriwal, the now Delhi Chief Minister.
Another movie is Girish Kasaravalli’s daughter Ananya’s “Chronicles of Hari” - it is about an actor renowned for performing female roles. It will have its world premiere at the festival.


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