Amreli Pan Nalin's Gujarati film 'Last Film Show (‘છેલ્લો શૉ’)' became India's Oscar entry, 'RRR', 'Kashmir Files' also failed to make the cut.

 Amreli Pan Nalin's Gujarati film 'Last Film Show (‘છેલ્લો શૉ’)' became India's Oscar entry, 'RRR', 'Kashmir Files' also failed to make the cut.

Amreli-born Gujarati filmmaker Pan Nalin's Gujarati film 'The Last Film Show (‘છેલ્લો શૉ’)’ has been selected as India's official entry for the Oscars. Interestingly, this film has this year's super hits AV S.S. He also left behind Rajamoulin's 'RRR' and Vivek Agnihotri's 'The Kashmir Files'. Now this film 'The Last Film Show (‘છેલ્લો શૉ’)' will represent India at the 'Academy Awards' or 'Oscar Awards' to be held in Los Angeles next year and compete with films from around the world in the 'Best International Film' category. The movie 'Chhello Show' will release in India on October 14.

The jury selected the Gujarati film

Naturally, everyone hoped that S., who made people laugh in Western countries and minted money in cash registers. S. Rajamoulin's magnum opus 'RRR' to be shortlisted for Oscar. Along with this, Vivek Agnihotri's Anupamkher-Pallavi Joshi starrer 'The Kashmir Files', which highlighted the plight of Kashmiri Pandits and became a surprise super hit at the box office, had a good chance of being selected. Telugu romantic hit 'Shyam Singha Roy' also competed to be India's official entry to the Oscars. The movie had stars like Keerthy Suresh, Sai Pallavi, Nani. While Malayalam superstar Fahadh Faasil's survival drama 'Malayankunju' was also in the running for an Oscar. But in the end, the jury of the Film Federation of India chose the Gujarati film "Chello Shaw".

'The Last Show' will arrive in India on October 14

Started by Hollywood veteran Robert De Niro, the Tribeca Film Festival has won numerous awards, recognition and commercial success at international film festivals, including the Valladolid Film Festival in Spain. Producer Siddharth Roy Kapur is releasing the film on October 14 in India.

This movie is a love letter to cinema

'Chello Shaw', which tells the story of a nine-year-old boy Samay (Bhavin Rabari), is a love letter to cinema. This is the story of a child who befriends Fazal (Bhavesh Shrimali), a projectionist at a small cinema hall in Saurashtra's small village of Chalala, and watches films. The story of this film is reminiscent of the famous Italian film 'Cinema Paradiso' of 1988. This film was also the best foreign film of that year. Language won an Oscar for the film.

 

Nalin Kumar Pandya aka Mr. Nalin

Hailing from Adtala village in Lathi, Amreli, Nalin Pandya is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker. His films like 'Samsra', 'Valley of Flowers', 'Angry Indian Goddesses' have built a solid place in the charts of world cinema. So far, he has made a total of 21 feature-length, short and documentary films. In June this year, Mr. Nalin was also included among 397 artists who have contributed to world cinema at the 'Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' (Oscar). Mr. Nalin is the first Gujarati filmmaker to be invited in this manner.