Indian actress Regina Cassandra says, "It's been crazy! I'm just hoping I remember all my steps, but I think Hormoz and the team the choreographer who has actually choreographed all the acts have done a fabulous job. I don't know how they do it, but I'm so happy they have. I think I have a proper Massy act, you know? It’s like a proper whistle sort of act. I can't wait for the audience to see it. I mean, it's actually India coming together the whole Indian cinema and the entire fraternity. I think that's the most important thing. We're finally breaking barriers, and I'm glad that IIFA has taken the initiative to do this. All these years, it's always been the South and then, you know, Bollywood. Right? So today, and for the next two days, it's everyone coming together, and I think that's the best part of the whole thing"
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00:00It's been crazy. I'm just hoping I remember all my steps. But I think Hormuz and team,
00:11the choreographer who's actually choreographed all the acts, they've done a fabulous job.
00:15I don't know how they do it, but I'm so happy that they've done it. And I think I have like
00:20a proper Marcy act, you know, it's like proper like whistle sort of an act. I can't wait
00:26for the audience to see it.
00:32It's actually India coming together, the whole Indian cinema, the whole fraternity coming
00:36together and I think that's the most important thing. We're finally breaking barriers and
00:39I'm glad that IFA has done that, made the initiative to do it because all these years
00:43it's always been the South and then, you know, Bollywood, right? So today, I mean, and for
00:48the next two days, it's everyone coming together and I think that's the best part of the whole thing.
00:56Language has never been a barrier in cinema. I think it's just, you know, we the people
01:00who have to like create these divisions. But I mean, especially after the pandemic, when
01:05I would go to Bombay, a lot of people said, oh, we've seen these Malayalam films, we've
01:09seen that South film, we've seen this. I'm like, finally, you know, like finally people
01:13are actually opening their eyes, ears and their everything to cinema on the whole. So yeah.