Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani's co-produced Manipuri film, 'Boong', has been creating waves across the globe. The movie is being praised for its raw storytelling, rich cultural texture, and deep emotional resonance. And now, the film has been nominated for the BAFTA awards.
And now, Farhan Akhtar has expressed that he is extremely honored and grateful.
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Farhan Akhtar reacts to 'Boong' getting nominated at the BAFTAs
Taking to social media, Farhan Akhtar dropped the poster of 'Boong' as it earned a nomination at the BAFTA Awards in the Children’s and Family Film category. He captioned the post, "'Boong' is extremely honoured and grateful to be nominated in the BAFTA Children's & Family category@lp_devi @gugun_kipgen_official @balahijam @ritesh_sid @amcalexx @shujaatsaudagar @vikeshbhutani @kassimjagmagia @vishalrr @chalkboardentertainment @suitablepictures @excelmovies @aafilms.official"
More about 'Boong'
Known for its heartfelt narrative that beautifully blends humor, emotion, and the cultural richness of Manipur, 'Boong' has struck a chord with audiences for its authenticity and simplicity.
The film’s theatrical release across select cities witnessed sold-out shows, prompting strong demand from cinephiles for wider screenings. Directed and written by Lakshmipriya Devi, 'Boong' had its world premiere at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival.
The film is produced by Excel Entertainment, Chalkboard Entertainment, and Suitable Pictures and was released in theaters on September 19, 2025.
More about Farhan Akhtar
As per the reports, the filmmaker is currently working on his next, 'Jee Le Zaraa' which will feature
Priyanka Chopra, Katrina Kaif, and Alia Bhatt. However, the film is in the initial stage and hence, no release date has been announced.
A source told Pinkvilla, "'Jee Le Zaraa' has always been special for Farhan. With 'Don 3' taking time at the casting stage, he felt this was the right moment to revive discussions with the original team and push the film forward."