The world is not enough Bollywood premieres aren't complete now unless they also go to Hollywood. Mani Ratnam's Guru was the first Indian mainstream movie to have a world premiere in Canada. To do the honours, Toronto's mayor David Miller invited Abhishek Bachchan to Canada, along with the cast of the film. Guru also had another first – it was the first Indian film to be distributed by a Canadian distributor, Roger Nair Productions. Om Shanti Om was the first Indian movie to have a world premiere at the Empire Theatre<http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India_Buzz/Indiyeah_first__foremost/articleshow/3364922.cms#>at Leicester Square in London. At the time, Shah Rukh Khan had said that this would make the world more familiar with Indian cinema. "It's a beginning. Every new film helps us to mount the steps," he said at the premiere. Life in a... Metro was the first Indian film to have a world premiere in three continents. Siddharth Roy Kapur, EVP, marketing, distribution and syndication, UTV, had said, "We plan to take the film across the globe as it's a story of people living in a metro - they could be anywhere in the world." The movie premiered in Dubai, Melbourne, London, apart from Mumbai. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India_Buzz/Indiyeah_first__foremost/articleshow/3364922.cms
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