Mumin Chen, the representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in India, stated at the Taiwan Film Festival held in New Delhi that among the Indian films he watched last year, the film 'Dhurandar' made the strongest impression on him. He also expressed interest in films that address political themes.
In an interview with a news agency, Chen spoke about his interest in Indian cinema. As a professor of political science and currently serving as an ambassador, he frequently watches politically inclined films in India. He emphasized that 'Dhurandar' was the most impressive of the films he saw last year.
Chen highly praised Aamir Khan's work as an actor and producer, and also expressed respect for other major Indian film stars, including Shah Rukh Khan. He noted that he considers Aamir Khan to be very influential among Indian actors and filmmakers.
He mentioned that he has been following Khan's films since his youth. Furthermore, he commended Khan's recent projects as a producer, especially those that raise important social issues and relate to Indian society. Chen added that he is also a big fan of major stars like Shah Rukh Khan.
These remarks were made during the Taiwan Film Festival in New Delhi. The festival showcased various Taiwanese documentaries and dramas, aiming to introduce the Indian audience to Taiwan's culture, technology, and sporting achievements.
'Dhurandar: Revenge' and 'Dhurandar' tell the story of Ravner playing the role of a secret agent, while Hamza Ali Majhari, known as Jaskirat Singh Range, plays another role. He infiltrates criminal gangs and political structures in Karachi, Pakistan, to destroy a terrorist network targeting India. This spy thriller also features actors such as Sara Arjun, Rakesh Bedi, Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, Danish Pandor, and Manav Gohil.