PM Modi Asks The Film Fraternity 'How's The Josh' at The Inaugural Event of National Museum of Indian Cinema, Audience Reply 'High Sir'
PM inaugurated the National Museum of Indian Cinema (NMIC) in Mumbai on Saturday, January 19 at a 19th century heritage bungalow. While addressing the film fraternity, Modi asked the film fraternity "How's the josh?" and the audience applauded listening to this and replied by saying, "High sir. This video soon went viral and celebrities even shared pictures from the event on social media.
Watch the video here:
.Actor Vicky shared the video on Twitter and wrote, "What an honour. Yami Gautam who is also a part of Uri shared the same video and wrote, "The Josh is HIGH SIR !! Such an honour @PMOIndia." Veteran singer Asha Bhosle tweeted some pictures from the inauguration and wrote, "Lovely to meet one of the finest actors at the opening of India's first museum of Cinema.
At the event, Modi talked about the importance of cinema in India and said that cinema and society are a reflection of each other and that both changes with time. He said, "The country is changing and finding its own solutions. If there are a million problems, there are also a billion solutions".
Talking about the issue of piracy, he said, " A single-window system for obtaining permissions for film shoots and related matters are on the anvil".
The museum displays a collection of rare artefacts like vintage cameras, projectors, old and new editing and recording equipment, costumes, photographs and other materials since the dawn of Indian cinema in 1913 with the first full-length feature film Raja Harischandra made by the legendary Dhundiraj Govind Phadke, known as Dadasaheb Phalke.
Uri, directed by Aditya Dhar is a story based on true events and Vicky's performance in the film has won hearts of many. The film was released on January 11 and it is still running successfully at the Box Office..
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