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Ranveer Singh and Kiran Rao attend MOU signing ceremony

The MOU was signed between Maharashtra Film Stage and Cultural Development Corporation and the City of Toronto.

By :  R Ayyappan
Update: 2016-02-06 07:17 GMT
The Maharashtra Film Stage and Cultural Development Corporation and the City of Toronto signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together on common interest in the creative screen industries, including studio production, visual effects and interactive/digital media. The event was attended by Ranveer Singh and Kiran Rao.
On work front, Ranveer will start shooting for Aditya Chopra's 'Befikre' which also stars Vaani Kapoor. The movie will release in December 2016.
Generally while it is Ranveer who is hugging and kissing each other, this time around he was on the receiving end.
After the ceremony, Ranveer Singh interacted with guests and also posed for pictures.
“With almost 700,000 people of Indian descent living in our province, and world class production facilities, the partnership between India and Ontario's film industries is a natural one. The agreements signed at today's event will help bring Ontario and India closer both on the screen and off,” she added.
Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario, Canada, said, “Ontario is one of the best locations in the world for film and TV production and today's event has reinforces our provinces reputation as a leader in the creative screen arts.”
These new partnerships will enhance the relationship between India and Ontario's film industries and pave the way for more collaborations. Producers, directors, artists from both regions will be benefited from the same.
“The Toronto International Film Festival is one of the worlds most dynamic and prestigious film festivals. I had the good fortune to have my film Dhobi Ghat premiere there and it was a wonderful experience for me,\" Kiran Rao said.
The Mumbai Academy of Moving Image (MAMI) and the Toronto International film Festival (TIFF) highlighted their collaboration on a boot camp to help Indian filmmakers bring their work to International film festivals.
The MOU was signed between Maharashtra Film Stage and Cultural Development Corporation and the City of Toronto.

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