By – Prakarsh Kastwar
Boman Irani delivered a speech in the British parliament. He was in the UK to attend the Indo-UK Summit hosted by IIMUN.
Boman Irani is joining the ranks of Shah Rukh Khan by giving a powerful speech at Oxford University. The actor, known for his role as Virus in the iconic film 3 Idiots, had an incredible week at the Indo-UK Summit with IIMUN, where he interacted with 110 outstanding youngsters from all backgrounds. He was also feted at the event.
Boman Irani at Oxford
Boman shared a few images from Oxford University and expressed gratitude on Instagram, writing, “Oxford University, my final visit and last speech for the @iimunofficial summit tour. I am grateful to Dr. Aditi Lahiri for her felicitation and warm comments. I’d like to thank @iimunofficial and @rishabhshah2012 for organizing such a fantastic and inspiring event.
A fan commented on his post, saying, “This is truly incredible.” “So proud of you, Boman Sir.” Another person said, “Great job.” One more said, “Virus, you can only do this.” A comment also stated, “Boman, only you can accomplish this. Kudos! Stay blessed with Ahura Mazda’s finest blessings.”
for his week-long visit of the summit, Boman attended the flag-raising ceremony and spoke at the Indian High Commission for the Republic Day celebration. In addition, he delivered an address to the British Parliament.
The work of Boman Irani
Boman is about to take off in a new direction. Using a script he wrote himself, he will direct his first film. And he’ll be the star of it.
Boman’s comedic timing is well-known. One of his most well-known roles is that of Viru “Virus” Sahastrabuddhe, the severe and authoritarian college director who only accepts a ruthless, competitive system of education. Boman most recently starred in the film Dunki, starring Shah Rukh Khan. In the Rajkumar Hirani film, he portrayed Geetendar “Geetu” Gulati, an English teacher. Anil Grover, Vicky Kaushal, Vikram Kochhar, and Taapsee Pannu were also in the movie.
Braelyn Moss