‘Felt like Aamir Khan’: Japan’s envoy to India Hiroshi Suzuki on his visit to Mumbai Film City
Japan’s ambassador to India, Hiroshi Suzuki, visited Film City in Mumbai with his wife, Eiko Suzuki.
Japan’s ambassador to India Hiroshi Suzuki recently visited Film City in Mumbai with his wife Eiko Suzuki. He even shared a few glimpses from his visit to the city on X. Expectedly, the photos and videos shared by him gained significant attention online.

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“Fully enjoyed Film City in Mumbai,” wrote Suzuki while sharing a few pictures and a video on X.
In one of the videos shared on X, Suzuki can be seen dancing to the song Pink Blue x Saude Baazi with his wife. One of the pictures shows the couple posing for the camera on the same bike that was used in the film Golmaal.
Take a look at the post shared by the ambassador on X here:
He shared another post two minutes later, which he captioned, “Felt like Aamir Khan!” The post shows Suzuki, his wife and another individual sitting in the iconic bum chairs used in Aamir Khan’s romance comedy 3 Idiots.

The posts, since being shared on X, have been viewed numerous times. Additionally, the post has received numerous likes and a plethora of comments from people.
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Check out a few of them here:
“So from now on, we can expect you in Bollywood movies,” wrote an individual.
Another added, “You are full of life, sir.”
“Welcome to Mumbai,” expressed a third.
A fourth chimed in, “You are a rock star.”
“My favourite song,” posted a fifth, referencing to the video of the ambassador and his wife dancing inside the Film City in Mumbai.
A sixth joined, “Great. Love to see you.”
“Now, that is couple goals,” shared a seventh.
What are your thoughts on these posts shared by the ambassador on X?
ABOUT THE AUTHORArfa JavaidArfa Javaid is a journalist working with the Hindustan Times' Delhi team. She covers trending topics, human interest stories, and viral content online.

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