Boman Irani shares a memorable incident during his visit to IIM Bangalore recently. Boman Irani recently took to Instagram to share a nostalgic moment from his latest visit to the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB). In his post, Irani reminisced about a significant milestone in his career by posting a photo from his recent trip to the prestigious institution. He highlighted a memorable occasion from five years prior when he stood on the very same stage at IIM Bangalore, this time as the iconic character ‘Virus’ from the blockbuster film 3 Idiots.
Irani’s visit to IIM Bangalore was marked by a deep sense of nostalgia, as it was here that he had previously delivered a memorable performance that left an indelible mark on the audience. The actor reflected on the journey that brought him back to IIMB, where he had once embodied the character of Viru Sahastrabuddhe, famously known as ‘Virus,’ the strict and formidable professor in the critically acclaimed 2009 film “3 Idiots.” His portrayal of Virus, a character both admired and feared by students, remains one of the standout performances in Indian cinema.
In his Instagram post, Irani shared his enthusiasm and gratitude for being invited back to IIMB, expressing how the experience brought back fond memories of his earlier appearance on the same stage. The post not only celebrated his past achievements but also acknowledged the continuing significance of the film and his role in it. The image he shared juxtaposed his past and present, symbolizing his journey and growth over the years.
3 Idiots, directed by Rajkumar Hirani and featuring Aamir Khan, R. Madhavan, and Sharman Joshi alongside Boman Irani, is celebrated for its impactful narrative and memorable performances. Irani’s role as Virus was particularly noteworthy, earning him widespread acclaim and solidifying his place as a prominent figure in Indian cinema. Fans and followers of Irani were quick to appreciate the actor’s reflection on his journey and his continued engagement with the academic and creative communities. Boman Irani’s post also highlighted the iconic role Virus has in shaping an actor’s legacy.