

Irrfan meets Arvind Kejriwal
Irrfan Khan met Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal here on Tuesday as a common man of the country and put to him several questions on changes in the nation's political system and about freedom of expression.
Irrfan had a candid chat with Aam Aadmi Party convenor Kejriwal as a part of promotional activity for his film Madaari.
During his 30-minute interaction with Kejriwal, Irrfan asked various questions like how to be part of the system, about freedom of expression, and changes in the politic arena.
Often called India's most popular export to Hollywood, Irrfan reached out to Kejriwal to fix a meeting via Twitter. He also called Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
While a post from Gandhi's official Twitter handle responded to the actor's offer, Modi's PMO India Twitter handle asked him to address a letter to him.
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Alicia Vikander says that there was a time when she was broke and watched Bourne films over and over again. And now, she will be seen as prodigy hacker Heather lee in Matt Damon-starrer Jason Bourne. lee’s key responsibility is to track down Jason Bourne and draw him out of the shadows.
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