Why The Kapoors Met Modi

What’s
the
Kapoor

khandaan
doing
with
Prime
Minister
Narendra
D
Modi?

Kareena
Kapoor
explains
with
a
long
post:
‘We
are
deeply
humbled
and
honoured
to
have
been
invited
by
the
Honourable
Prime
Minister,
Shri
Narendra
Modi,
to
commemorate
the
life
and
legacy
of
our
grandfather,
the
legendary
Raj
Kapoor.

‘Thank
you
Shree
Modiji
for
such
a
special
afternoon.
Your
warmth,
attention
and
support
in
celebrating
this
milestone
meant
the
world
to
us.’

‘As
we
celebrate
100
glorious
years
of
Dadaji’s
artistry,
vision
and
contribution
to
Indian
cinema,
we
honour
the
timeless
impact
of
his
legacy,
which
continues
to
inspire
us
and
generations
to
come.’

Raj
Kapoor’s
birth
centenary
is
on
December
14,
and
the
Kapoor
family
hopes
that
Modi
will
be
a
part
of
the
big
celebrations
planned.

Meet
the
Kapoors,
clockwise:

Aadar
Jain,
Nikhil
Nanda,
Saif
Ali
Khan,
Armaan
Jain,
Manoj
Jain,
Bharat
Sahni,
Ranbir
Kapoor,
Alia
Bhatt,
Riddhima
Kapoor
Sahni,
Neetu
Kapoor,
Rima
Jain,
Karisma
Kapoor,
Kareena
Kapoor,

Nitasha
Nanda
and

Anissa
Malhotra.

The
three-day
Raj
Kapoor
100
Film
Festival
will
start
on
December
13,
and
will
showcase
10
films
across
40
cities
and
135
cinemas.

Kareena’s
sons

Taimur
and

Jeh
may
have
missed
their
date
with
the
prime
minister
but
they
get
a
prized
autograph.

In
past
interviews,
Modi
has
revealed
he
has
watched
the
Amitabh
Bachchan
starrer

Paa
and
the
Naseeruddin
Shah
starrer

A
Wednesday.

Click
here
to
see


the
first
film
he
saw
after
becoming
prime
minister.

All
ears
listening
to
what
the
PM
has
to
say.

Saif
and
Ranbir
in
conversation
with
Modi.

It’s
quite
a
coincidence
that
in
one
of
Saif’s
latest
films,
he
played
Raavan
(Adipurush)
while
Ranbir
plays
Ram
in
his
next.

Is
Modi
asking
after
Saif’s
legendary
mother
Sharmila
Tagore,


who
turned
80
over
the
weekend?

An
eventful
afternoon
indeed.

The
family,
in
shades
of
white,
red…and
black.

The
family
that
laughs
together,
stays
together!