Michael Douglas grooves to RRR's 'Naatu Naatu' at IFFI 2023
At IFFI 2023, celebrated hollywood actor and film producer Michael Douglas performed an unexpected dance to Oscar-winning mega hit song 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR'. The actor attended the goa Film festival, where he was honoured with the Satyajit Ray Excellence in Film Lifetime Award. He was joined by his wife, actress catherine Zeta-Jones, and their son, Dylan Douglas.
On the IFFI stage, Michael Doughlas was joined by producer Shailendra Singh and they danced to 'Naatu Naatu' from SS Rajamouli's 'RRR'. Photos and videos of Douglas' spontaneous performance have gone viral on social media. The legendary Hollwyood actor was dressed for the session in a white shirt, blue jacket and grey pants. Douglas and Shailendra Singh spoke at IFFI 2023, which was hosted in Goa. Following their session, the two danced and surprised everyone.
The 54th international Film festival of india (IFFI) in goa took place from november 20 to november 28. Douglas lauded prime minister Narendra Modi and Union minister of Information and Broadcasting anurag thakur at the film festival.
"The beauty of this festival is that you had 78 foreign countries represented," he told ANI. It's simply a reflection of the quality of your indian filmmaking, which is well-known throughout the world. I believe you are in extremely capable hands. As I previously stated, I believe that under minister anurag thakur and prime minister Modi, more money has been invested in the creation and funding of films in recent years, making it a highly successful period."
"The beauty of this festival is that you had 78 foreign countries represented," he told ANI. It's simply a reflection of the quality of your indian filmmaking, which is well-known throughout the world. I believe you are in extremely capable hands. As I previously stated, I believe that under minister anurag thakur and prime minister Modi, more money has been invested in the creation and funding of films in recent years, making it a highly successful period."