Dia Mirza shared the anthem on her social media profile. She captioned it, “Our Ode to Our Nation! Presenting #MereDeshKiZameen, a first of its kind anthem that celebrates our rich biodiversity. JaiHind! @bornfreeent @wti_org_india @umusicindia  #WorldElephantDay #IndiaWildAnthem #ForeverWild.

India is home to the most beautiful diversity of flora and fauna. The largest number of Asiatic Lions, Tigers and Asian Elephants that are found in the world reside here, and from our mountains and rivers to our forests and plains, we boast of an ecological diversity that is rare and distinct.

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne is a celebration of Indian cinema in the land down under. This year the festival will be taking place from 10th - 22nd August 2018, under the unifying theme of inclusion.

On talking about the screening he said, "It’s always an enriching experience when people of different diaspora watch our films. I look forward to the special screening of Sanju for the students at La Trobe. It would be an interesting experience to see the reactions of those who are almost alien to Hindi films and the life of Sanjay Dutt."

This year, the festival is delighted and proud to present Rajkumar Hirani as the key guest who will celebrate Indian Cinema along with the diaspora at IFFM. The director who’s currently riding on a huge success wave after his film Sanju has gone on to becoming the highest grosser of 2018.

Rajkumar Hirani will be screening the film Sanju for university students from La Trobe. He will introduce the film, talk about Sanjay Dutt and show them a very different sort of biopic something they aren’t familiar with. For many this will be their first Bollywood film ever.

The actress interacted with media at the Royal wedding of Nawab of Kurnool Adnan Ul Mulk and Nina Farooqu on Wednesday

Dia who has also worked with Sanjay Dutt in 'Lage Raho Munna Bhai' said she bid on a original six-sheet poster of the landmark film 'Mother India' for the Dutt family, "I was part of a very beautiful and important auction to restore the heritage of cinema, and during that auction some very priceless memorabilia was being auctioned obviously and I found this six sheeter of 'Mother India'. I  thought it would make a very special gift for Sanju sir and his family so I bid for it."