The Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) will honor Indian actor, director, and producer Aamir Khan with its prestigious Screen Icon Award during its 37th edition. Known for his dedication to his craft and his influence in Indian cinema, Khan has starred in and produced several critically acclaimed films over his career. The award recognizes his significant contributions to the film industry and his impact on global cinema. As part of the festival's programming, there will be a special screening to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the film Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India. Directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, the film is celebrated for its storytelling and historical backdrop, and it was also India's official entry for the Academy Awards. The screening will be a highlight for fans and cinephiles alike, offering a chance to revisit a landmark film in Indian cinema. The festival will open with the South Korean thriller The Assassin(s), directed by Hur Jin-ho. This film is known for its intense narrative and gripping visuals, showcasing the talents of South Korean filmmakers on the international stage. The choice of this film as the opening night selection reflects the festival's commitment to presenting diverse and compelling cinematic experiences. The 37th edition of the Singapore International Film Festival promises to be a celebration of global cinema, featuring a mix of award-winning films, retrospectives, and special events. With Aamir Khan's recognition and the anniversary screening of Lagaan, the festival aims to engage audiences with both nostalgia and new cinematic experiences.