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'Haider' wins award in Rome

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Oct, 2014 07:27 AM
  • 'Haider' wins award in Rome
Vishal Bhardwaj’s “Haider” - a modern-day adaptation of “Hamlet” - won the People’s Choice Award in the Mondo Genere (world genre) at the ninth edition of Rome Film Festival.
 
Made with Kashmir as its backdrop, the film was honoured at the fest, which concluded Saturday.
 
The crime drama’s stars Shahid Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor are overjoyed.
 
“1st festival 1st win. Too much. Wowzaaaa. People's choice in the main category at the Rome film festival... A first for an Indian film. #haider. Proud and humbled,” Shahid tweeted Sunday.
 
Shraddha, who gave another hit “Ek Villain” this year, is thrilled too by the honour to “Haider".
 
“We WON! #Haider - the 1st Indian film to win the main category of people's choice award at Rome film festival! So humbled, grateful & proud!,” she tweeted.
 
“Haider” hit the screens Oct 2 and got rave reviews by critics worldwide. Since the word-of-mouth was strong in India, the Rs.22 crore-film did good business too.

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