Priyanka Chopra attends ‘The Last Film Show’ screening in LA, wishes team luck for Oscars 2023

Actor Priyanka Chopra, who attended ‘The Last Film Show’ screening in Los Angeles recently, has shared pictures with director Pan Nalin and child artiste Bhavin Rabari on Instagram. The film is India’s submission to the Oscars in the Best International Feature Film Category.

In her post Priyanka Chopra wrote that she is proud of the amazing movies that come out of Indian cinema and the least she can do is always support the industry that taught her all that she knows about her job. ‘‘Chhello Show’ being one of the special ones. Good luck team! Go get ‘em. P.S. Chhello Show (Last Film Show) – a regional language movie (Gujurati) which has been selected as India’s Official Entry to the Best International Feature Film category at the 95th Academy Awards.

Written and directed by Pan Nalin, this incredible film revolves a 9 year old’s @iambhavinrabari fascination with Cinema. P.P.S. Thank you @_iiishmagish for lending the team your LA home for the screening,’ she wrote.

Earlier, producer David Dubinsky had posted many photos and a video on his Instagram handle. In the video, Priyanka recalled the memories of single-screen theatres and how her father used to bunk school to watch films.

He captioned his post, ‘With Priyanka Chopra, actress, model, and producer (married to Nick Jonas) at the movie screening and reception of Last Film Show, a coming of age drama of a boy from a remote village in India who discovers the joys of the movie theater just as digital projection changes the game. It is India’s submission to the Academy Awards and was just shortlisted in Best International feature film category. Available on Netflix.’Actor Kal Penn also attended the screening of the film.

‘Chhello Show’ follows a nine-year-old boy from Chalala, a village in Gujarat, who falls in love with cinema as he watches films in a theatre in his hometown.

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