Greetings from Mind Blowing Films!
It gives us an immense pleasure to announce that Mind Blowing Films has won the prestigious Award for the Highest Grossing Foreign film in Australia at AIMC 2015.
To celebrate the presentation of the key Highest Grossing Box Office Awards in Australia and New Zealand for 2014/2015, the 70th AIMC hosted a special dinner with an ‘In Conversation’ session .
THE HOYTS CINEMAS AWARD FOR THE HIGHEST GROSSING FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM presented by Michelle Gater, General Manager – Programming & Content Hoyts Cinemas was Awarded to P.K
With Total Box Office of $2,110,842 , the award was accepted by Mitu Bhowmick Lange & John Molloy, Mind Blowing Films – this represents back-to-back wins for Mind Blowing Films, who won this category in 2014 with DHOOM 3.
“We are delighted to win the very special award for a second year in a row. We are deeply grateful to the producers Disney UTV , Rajkumar Hirani for making this wonderful film , HOYTS for all their wonderful support and of course everyone out there who gave the film so much love” – says Mitu Bhowmick Lange, Director of Mind Blowing Films Pty Ltd.
In previous years, the winners of this award were
2009 : The Intouchables
2010 : The Women On The 6thFloor
2011 : The Girl Who Played With Fire
2012 : The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
2013 :Coco Avant Chanel
2011 : The Girl Who Played With Fire
2012 : The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
2013 :Coco Avant Chanel
2014 : Dhoom 3
2015 : P.K
About the Australian International Movie Convention
The Australian International Movie Convention (AIMC) is the premier event to showcase the Australian film industry and provide opportunities for industry stakeholders to reflect upon and shape the issues that affect the business of motion pictures, and to network with local and international colleagues. The Australian International Movie Convention is held annually on the Gold Coast, Queensland and hosted by NACO, the National Association of Cinema Operators – Australasia.
P.K. IS THE WINNER OF HIGHEST GROSSING FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM AWARD IN AUSTRALIA added by Indian newspaper Sydney on
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