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Superstar rajini receives the centenary award of Indian Film Personality of the year at IFFI from Amitabh Bachchan The 45th edition of the IFFI, which gets underway on Thursday, is all set to host a coming together of two celestial objects, Rajnikanth and Amitabh Bachchan, who have helped millions of Indian cinema lovers soar into orbit over decades. The 45th edition of the IFFI, which gets underway on Thursday, is all set to host a coming together of two celestial objects, Rajnikanth and Amitabh Bachchan, who have helped millions of Indian cinema lovers soar into orbit over decades. Indo-Asian News Service | Posted: November 19, 2014 3:16 pm | Updated: November 20, 2014 10:26 am On Thursday, if you are in Goa, you may just be in chance to collect some stardust. The 45th edition of the IFFI, which gets underway on Thursday, is all set to host a coming together of two celestial objects, Rajnikanth and Amitabh Bachchan, who have helped millions of Indian cinema lovers soar into orbit over decades. The duo, two supreme stars of a galaxy called Bollywood will attend the inauguration ceremony at the Syama Prasad Mookerjee indoor stadium on the outskirts of the state capital on November 20. While Big B will be the chief guest at the event, the Nizam of the Southern cinema Rajnikanth will be present to accept the Centenary award for Indian Film personality of the year at a ceremony which will be attended attended Union ministers for Information and Broadcasting Arun Jaitley (cabinet) Rajyavardhan Rathore (state) and Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar, among others. Bachchan’s entry this year is significant because the tenure of his absence from IFFI, India’s biggest state-backed film festival has coincided with his falling out with the Congress-led central governments in the recent past. ‘The President’ directed by Mohsen Makhmalbaf will be the opening film of the fest, while “The Grandmaster” by Wong Kar-wai, who will incidentally receive the lifetime achievement award, will be the closing film. The 11-day festival will also screen 179 films from 75 countries across different categories which include World Cinema (61 films), Masterstrokes (11 films), Festival Kaleidoscope (20 films), Soul of Asia (7 films), Documentaries (6 films), and Animated Films (6 films). The Indian Panorama section will include 41 feature and non-feature films. Seven films from the India’s North-Eastern region will also be screened at the event, as part of a special package. “In all sixty two films in the world cinema section will be screened, while 15 films will be screened in the IFFI’s competition section this year,” says Shankar Mohan, a senior official of the Union ministery for Information and Broadcasting, who is also Director of the IFFI. Retrospective sections on Gulzar and Jahnu Baruah, special homage films on Richard Attenborough, Robin Williams, Zohra Sehgal, Suchitra Sen, and special tribute to Farooq Sheikh would be other attractions this year. A special section of films that focus on dance, personality based retrospectives, and Masterclasses or specialized workshops conducted by master artistes will also form a part of IFFI 2014. Lingaa tamil trailer,lingaa Theatrical Trailer,lingaa official theatrical trailer,lingaa official trailer,lingaa trailer,Rajinikanth Lingaa,Rajnikanth (Award Winner),Sonakshi Sinha,AR Rahman,Lingaa (Film),lingaa songs,lingaa tamil songs,linga,Rajinikanth Speech,rajinikath speech lingaa,rajini speech lingaa audio launch,rajini speech lingaa,rajini speech linga,rajini,lingaa,lingaa audio launch,linga audio launch,rajini national award,national award