Irrfan Khan meets Arvind Kejriwal before release of his film 'Madaari'

Irfaan Khan (49) is known to be a Bollywood hero who loves to act in films that are a bit out of the ordinary and 'Madaari' is one such. Before release of this film he met Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and discussed problems of the ‘common man’ with him.
As Irrfan has clarified - he cleared his queries and chief minister Kejriwal gave him a patient hearing. The two of them discussed about the problems a common man faces in his day to day life. The subjects covered ranged from accountability to where the tax goes, who takes the decision for the usage of the tax etcetera.
Irrfan has also reached out to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi via Twitter.
This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 20 July 2016.

Irrfan Khan wants Kejriwal, Modi and Gandhi to watch his film and give their views on how he has presented the common man’s story. He would like to get their reaction on what he was trying to say.
The “Talvar” star also added that in case he gets an opportunity to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi he would request for permission to record their conversation and share it online.


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