Arvind Kumar Attends Grand India-Russia Business Forum at Mumbai’s Iconic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel

Mumbai, India – Arvind Kumar, a distinguished figure in the Bollywood film industry and a prominent leader in Indian dance sports, attended the prestigious India-Russia Business Forum held today at the historic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbai. This high-profile event brought together influential figures from both nations, aiming to promote greater cultural and business ties.

During the forum, Arvind Kumar, who is known for his roles as an actor, director, producer, and financier in Bollywood, had the opportunity to meet with the Global President of the BRICS Culture Media Forum Dr. Jaan Nissar Lone. The Forum’s President expressed a strong commitment to facilitating partnerships between India and Russia in the cinematic world, promising to act as a bridge to promote cross-cultural exchange between the two nations’ film industries.

Arvind Kumar’s contributions to Indian cinema and his leadership in various fields were spotlighted during the event. As the President of both the Amateur Dance Sport Federation of India and the Breakdance Sport Federation of India, both recognized by the International Olympic Committee, Kumar is a pivotal figure in promoting Indian talent on the global stage. His extensive filmography includes notable works such as “Sallu Ki Shaadi”, “Janiva” and “Welcome Back”, which have gained acclaim within the Bollywood landscape.

Additionally, Arvind Kumar heads Angel Production, an influential media entity with a significant presence on YouTube. He also serves as the Chief Patron of World Yogashna, an organization recognized in the Guinness Book of Records for its achievements in promoting health and wellness through yoga.

This meeting, held under the auspices of the India-Russia Business Forum, signals a promising step towards enhanced collaboration between Indian and Russian cinema. Arvind Kumar expressed his enthusiasm for this new phase of partnership, with the BRICS Culture Media Forum playing a pivotal role in uniting the film industries of both nations.