Boman Irani joins the likes of Shah Rukh Khan as he delivers impactful speech at Oxford University

Updated : Jan 31, 2024 07:59
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Boman Irani, much like Shah Rukh Khan, delivered a powerful speech at Oxford University, joining the ranks of distinguished speakers. He participated in the India-UK summit with IIMUN, interacting with 110 students from diverse backgrounds, and received recognition at the event. Boman Irani shared event snapshots and conveyed his appreciation on social media.

Sharing a few pictures from Oxford University, Boman wrote on Instagram, ‘Oxford University, my last stop and last speech for the @iimunofficial summit tour. Grateful to Dr. Aditi. Lahiri for the felicitation and her gracious words. I repeat, kudos to @iimunofficial and @rishabhshah2012 for this most successful and inspiring event.’

A fan commented on his post, ‘This is truly incredible. So proud of you Boman Sir.’ Another said, ‘Great job.’ One more said, ‘Virus, you only can do this.’ A comment also read: ‘Boman, only you can do this. Kudos! Stay blessed with Ahura Mazda's choicest blessings.’

Throughout his week-long tour, he attended a flag-hoisting ceremony and addressed the audience at the Indian High Commission on Republic Day. Moreover, he delivered a speech at the British Parliament, showcasing his active involvement in various cultural, educational, and diplomatic events during his visit to the UK.

Boman’s projects

Boman Irani is stepping into the realm of direction, marking his directorial debut with a project he has personally written. Notably, he will also take on a starring role in this venture.

Renowned for his impeccable comic timing, Boman has portrayed various memorable characters, with one of his most popular roles being Viru ‘Virus’ Sahastrabuddhe, the strict and authoritarian college director in favor of a competitive and cutthroat education system.

In his recent appearance in the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer ‘Dunki,’ directed by Rajkumar Hirani, Boman played the character Geetendar ‘Geetu’ Gulati, an English teacher. The film also featured Taapsee Pannu, Vicky Kaushal, Vikram Kochhar, and Anil Grover in pivotal roles.

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