Serial entrepreneur Eram Faridi receives Tycoon Global & Filmgiant Award for Best Producer of the Year at the hands of Krishika Lulla

Serial Entrepreneur Eram Faridi receives Tycoon Global & Filmgiant Award for Best Producer of the Year

New Delhi (India), June 23: Serial entrepreneur Eram Faridi is a woman of many facets. Her film Meet Mr Chang is making waves globally for its anti-racism message during COVID. The winner of over 40 awards in various categories, from Best Film to Best Producer, Best Director, and Best Human Interest Film, among others, has also won her production house Eram’s Entertainment the Most Promising Production House of the Year Award. It is but natural that Eram Faridi was bestowed the Best Producer of the Year at the hands of Eros International’s Krishika Lulla and SP Singh Baghel, Hon Minister of State in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare at the Tycoon Global & Filmgiant Awards by Tycoon Global Magazine.  

The award ceremony was organised by entrepreneur Sanjeev Jain and was attended by luminaries of the likes of The Great Khali, Gurmeet Choudhary, Debina Banerjee, and Darshan Kumar, besides Eram Faridi herself.
Yogesh Gosain and Vansa Bali from Dubai, a distinguished Holistic Coach, marked their presence as Guests of Honour. Eram Faridi also shared exciting news about the upcoming release of Meet Mr. Chang on a prominent OTT platform. The film has already garnered immense popularity, generating significant anticipation among audiences.

Eram Faridi candidly spoke about her journey to becoming a producer, revealing that her path was paved through her earlier pursuit as an actress. Her life’s struggles mirror the captivating narrative of a motion picture, filled with unexpected twists and turns. Despite hailing from a Muslim family, Eram Faridi received unwavering support from her mother, Sultana Parveen.

Accompanying Eram Faridi at the event was her dedicated team from Erams Entertainment, including Manager Himesh Dixit. Eram Faridi has graced the digital cover of Tycoon Magazine, showcasing her multifaceted talent. In addition to her achievements as a film producer, she actively engages as a social activist, undertaking significant initiatives such as Mera Hastakshar Meri Pehchan and supporting victims of acid attacks. Furthermore, audiences can eagerly anticipate the release of Fedora’s Wrinkles, followed by the highly anticipated film, ‘’Shaadibaaz, currently in pre-production. Eram Faridi remains committed to presenting exceptional films to captivate audiences.

Expressing her gratitude, Eram Faridi acknowledged the blessings of the almighty and extended her heartfelt appreciation to her mother for the continuous support and guidance that have propelled her to receive accolades and audience appreciation.

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