The New York Indian Film Festival held a unique screening of Tanvi The Great, Anupam Kher's directorial return picture, which was brought to New York for the event. Anupam received help from his friend and actor Robert De Niro, who was there to show his support for Anupam's work.

Instagram is where Anupam Kher shares images

The New York Indian Festival hosted the gala premiere of Anupam's film on June 19. The actor shared images from the screening on Instagram on Friday, revealing that his buddy de Niro attended to back him up.

The article included a touching video of Robert De Niro being greeted by Anupam with a warm embrace. The renowned actor was accompanied by Tiffany Chen, his partner. Additional images featured the pair on the red carpet, both alone and with the movie's crew. Robert De Niro is seen in another picture staring at the movie screen in the theater with rapt attention.

Anupam captioned the photos, "World's Best Actor Attends The Premiere Of Tanvi The Great In New York. From the God, what more might an actor/director want? Mr. #RobertDeNiro and the lovely #Tiffany, thank you for coming to the premiere! It is undoubtedly the pinnacle of my professional life. I'm still taken aback. Jai Mata Ki" is what I exclaim when I add that "KUCH BHI HO SAKTA HAI"!

The two performers collaborated on the 2012 Oscar-nominated movie Silver Linings Playbook.

Regarding Tanvi The Great

Tanvi, Anupam One of the most discussed films of the year is The Great. After more than 20 years, Anupam returns to the director's chair with this movie. Pallavi Joshi, rookie Shubhangi Dutt, Jackie Shroff, Arvind Swamy, Iain Glen, and Karan Tacker are also members of the cast of Tanvi The Great. Additionally, it was shown this year at the Cannes Film Festival.

The movie centers on Tanvi Raina, a 21-year-old autistic woman who learns about her deceased Indian Army officer father's unfulfilled ambition of saluting the Indian flag at Siachen, the highest battlefield in the world. She becomes determined to accomplish this objective, despite societal resistance and institutional impediments that prevent autistic individuals from joining the military. On July 18, the movie is scheduled to come out.