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The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.

September 29, 2026

The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.
The Embassy of India in Baghdad organised the screening of the acclaimed Indian film English Vinglish, starring the late Sridevi, one of the finest actresses in Indian cinema. The screening was attended by diplomats, Iraqi friends of India and cinema enthusiasts. From the enduring popularity of legends like Amitabh Bachchan to the widespread presence of stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Indian cinema has long found a welcoming and enthusiastic audience in Iraq. The screening of English Vinglish, at the historic Al-Wattar Heritage House on the banks of the Tigris, celebrated the universal language of storytelling and the cultural connections fostered through cinema between India and Iraq.

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