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The Gujarati film, 'Chhello Show' has been making headlines all for the right reasons. The film has been announced as India's official entry for the 2023 Oscars.  Now Roy Kapoor Films has unveiled the first trailer of their forthcoming film, 'Chhello Show'.
Sharing the trailer they wrote, 'The cinema is more than just a place…it is an experience. And #LastFilmShow is a cinematic experience like no other. Watch India's official entry to the #Oscars at a cinema near you on Oct 14th!'
The trailer gives a glimpse of a young Gujarati boy and how he got inclined towards cinema.
Earlier, speaking about its Oscars Entry FFI president TP Aggarwal told PTI that the film was unanimously chosen. He said, 'The 17-member jury unanimously chose Chhello Show. There were a total of 13 films of different languages including six in Hindi -- Brahmastra, 'The Kashmir Files, Anek, Jhund, Badhaai Do and Rocketry -- and one each in Tamil (Iravin Nizhal), Telugu (RRR), Bengali (Aparajito) and Gujarati (Chhello Show) as well as few others.'
Pan Nalin's directorial will be out in theatres on October 14. 

'Chhello Show' trailer: Pan Nalin's film is 'a cinematic experience like no other'

'Chello Show' will be out in theatres on October 14. 

The first trailer for India's official entry for the 2023 Oscars 'Chello Show' is out.

The first trailer of Gujarati film &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo; has been unveiled by Roy Kapur Films. The Pan Nalin-directorial is India's official entry for the 2023 Oscars.
Sharing the trailer, Roy Kapur Films wrote, 'The cinema is more than just a place&hellip;it is an experience. And #LastFilmShow is a cinematic experience like no other. Watch India's official entry to the #Oscars at a cinema near you on Oct 14th!'
The trailer highlights a young Gujarati boy&rsquo;s love for cinema. It shows how he loves to watch movies all day and his fascination with filmmaking.
Earlier, speaking about its Oscars entry, Film Federation of India president TP Aggarwal told PTI that the film was unanimously chosen. He said, 'The 17-member jury unanimously chose Chhello Show. There were a total of 13 films of different languages including six in Hindi -- Brahmastra, 'The Kashmir Files, Anek, Jhund, Badhaai Do and Rocketry -- and one each in Tamil (Iravin Nizhal), Telugu (RRR), Bengali (Aparajito) and Gujarati (Chhello Show) as well as few others.'
&lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo; will be out in theatres on October 14.&nbsp;
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SS Rajamouli’s ‘RRR’ failed to be India’s official entry for Oscars 2023 after weeks of speculation, and despite being a fan-favorite and box office hit worldwide. ‘Last Film Show’ (Chhello Show), directed by Pan Nalin, will be representing India in the best international feature category at the 95th Academy Awards.However, this isn’t the first time that a much-hyped film has been ignored by the Film Federation of India (FFI). Our country has been sending official entries to Oscars since 1957 and there have been many controversies surrounding the selection process in the past.
Here’s a quick look at the major ones:
2022: ‘Chhello Show’ beats ‘RRR’Ram Charan and Jr NTR starrer ‘RRR’ impressed the audience worldwide and it has received a lot of appreciation from many foreign filmmakers and reviewers, including Marvel directors. Seeing the craze, everyone was quite sure that the film would make it to the Oscars race. However, FFI felt that the Gujarati film ‘Chhello Show’, which is based on a young boy’s love for cinema, would be a better choice. This left many fans upset.‘Chhello Show’ and Italian classic ‘Cinema Paradiso’ have a similar theme and plot.
2019: ‘Gully Boy’ beats ‘Tumbbad’‘Tumbbad’, directed by Sohum Shah, is believed to be one of the greatest Indian horror films ever made. This sleeper-hit film was compared with Pan’s Labyrinth and Eraserhead. It received international appreciation as well, and publications such as The Hollywood Reporter and Reuters had praised the film.It was a frontrunner for Oscars, but the FFI selected Zoya Akhtar’s ‘Gully Boy’ instead. This decision was criticized by many.The critically acclaimed Ranveer Singh-Alia Bhatt starrer had similarities in themes to numerous Hollywood movies such as ‘8 Mile’.
2013: ‘The Good Road’ beats ‘The Lunchbox’‘The Lunch Box’, starring Nimrat Kaur and Irrfan Khan, was premiered at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival and was among one of the best Indian films of the year. Talks of Ritesh Batra’s film being nominated for an Oscar were doing the rounds, but FFI selected the Gujarati film ‘The Good Road’ instead.This irked ‘The Lunchbox’ director and he penned an angry open letter to the FFI. ‘Sir, please use your good offices to give us a transparent, objective process with a public and not a secret jury,’ he wrote. Following this, the FFI demanded an apology.Later, Sony Pictures Classic’s Tom Bernard told Deadline, ‘What India might be doing is nominating the best movie in India, but not the best in world cinema.’
2007: ‘Eklavya: The Royal Guard’ beats ‘Dharm’Starring Pankaj Kapur, ‘Dharm’ narrated the story of an orthodox Hindu priest, whose wife brings home an orphan Muslim boy during communal riots and shows how over time, he develops a connection with him.The Bhavna Talwar directorial closed the World Cinema Section at Cannes and bagged awards in many festivals, including Cancun and Palm Springs.Ahead of the Oscars race, Films Distribution, France even acquired its global distribution rights.However, the film lost to ‘Eklavya: The Royal Guard’. This sparked controversy and even the Bombay High Court questioned the FFI to explain their choice, also getting the Academy involved.
2005: ‘Paheli’ beats ‘Swades’‘Swades’, directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, showed how a NASA engineer goes back to his village and advocates for reforms during his stay.Since the director’s previous film ‘Lagaan’ had won an Oscar nomination, people hoped that this film too, will make it to the Academy Awards. But the FFI chose Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Paheli’, which didn’t even receive a positive response in India.

From 'RRR' to 'Dharm', Indian films failed to make it to the Oscars

Here's a look at some other movies that could've won an Academy Award

SS Rajamouli's 'RRR' was snubbed by India to represent it at the Oscars 2023. Here's a look at some other movies that could've won an Academy Award

SS Rajamouli&rsquo;s &lsquo;RRR&rsquo; failed to be India&rsquo;s official entry for Oscars 2023 after weeks of speculation, and despite being a fan-favorite and box office hit worldwide. &lsquo;Last Film Show&rsquo; (Chhello Show), directed by Pan Nalin, will be representing India in the best international feature category at the 95th Academy Awards. However, this isn&rsquo;t the first time that a much-hyped film has been ignored by the Film Federation of India (FFI). Our country has been sending official entries to Oscars since 1957 and there have been many controversies surrounding the selection process in the past.
Here&rsquo;s a quick look at the major ones:
2022: &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo; beats &lsquo;RRR&rsquo; Ram Charan and Jr NTR starrer &lsquo;RRR&rsquo; impressed the audience worldwide and it has received a lot of appreciation from many foreign filmmakers and reviewers, including Marvel directors. Seeing the craze, everyone was quite sure that the film would make it to the Oscars race. However, FFI felt that the Gujarati film &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo;, which is based on a young boy&rsquo;s love for cinema, would be a better choice. This left many fans upset. &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo; and Italian classic &lsquo;Cinema Paradiso&rsquo; have a similar theme and plot.
2019: &lsquo;Gully Boy&rsquo; beats &lsquo;Tumbbad&rsquo; &lsquo;Tumbbad&rsquo;, directed by Sohum Shah, is believed to be one of the greatest Indian horror films ever made. This sleeper-hit film was compared with Pan&rsquo;s Labyrinth and Eraserhead. It received international appreciation as well, and publications such as The Hollywood Reporter and Reuters had praised the film. It was a frontrunner for Oscars, but the FFI selected Zoya Akhtar&rsquo;s &lsquo;Gully Boy&rsquo; instead. This decision was criticized by many. The critically acclaimed Ranveer Singh-Alia Bhatt starrer had similarities in themes to numerous Hollywood movies such as &lsquo;8 Mile&rsquo;.
2013: &lsquo;The Good Road&rsquo; beats &lsquo;The Lunchbox&rsquo; &lsquo;The Lunch Box&rsquo;, starring Nimrat Kaur and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/tabu-feels-she-changed-a-lot-after-working-with-irrfan-khan-1663910628260">Irrfan Khan</a>, was premiered at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival and was among one of the best Indian films of the year. Talks of Ritesh Batra&rsquo;s film being nominated for an Oscar were doing the rounds, but FFI selected the Gujarati film &lsquo;The Good Road&rsquo; instead. This irked &lsquo;The Lunchbox&rsquo; director and he penned an angry open letter to the FFI. &lsquo;Sir, please use your good offices to give us a transparent, objective process with a public and not a secret jury,&rsquo; he wrote. Following this, the FFI demanded an apology. Later, Sony Pictures Classic&rsquo;s Tom Bernard told Deadline, &lsquo;What India might be doing is nominating the best movie in India, but not the best in world cinema.&rsquo;
2007: &lsquo;Eklavya: The Royal Guard&rsquo; beats &lsquo;Dharm&rsquo; Starring Pankaj Kapur, &lsquo;Dharm&rsquo; narrated the story of an orthodox Hindu priest, whose wife brings home an orphan Muslim boy during communal riots and shows how over time, he develops a connection with him. The Bhavna Talwar directorial closed the World Cinema Section at Cannes and bagged awards in many festivals, including Cancun and Palm Springs. Ahead of the Oscars race, Films Distribution, France even acquired its global distribution rights. However, the film lost to &lsquo;Eklavya: The Royal Guard&rsquo;. This sparked controversy and even the Bombay High Court questioned the FFI to explain their choice, also getting the Academy involved.
2005: &lsquo;Paheli&rsquo; beats &lsquo;Swades&rsquo; &lsquo;Swades&rsquo;, directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, showed how a NASA engineer goes back to his village and advocates for reforms during his stay. Since the director&rsquo;s previous film &lsquo;Lagaan&rsquo; had won an Oscar nomination, people hoped that this film too, will make it to the Academy Awards. But the FFI chose Shah Rukh Khan&rsquo;s &lsquo;Paheli&rsquo;, which didn&rsquo;t even receive a positive response in India.
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R Madhavan is busy promoting his forthcoming film 'Dhokha Round D Corner' co-starring Aparshakti Khurana, Darshan Kumaar, and Khushalii Kumar. The actor has opened up about the Gujarati film 'Chello Show' becoming India's official entry at Oscars 2023 instead of popular films like 'The Kashmir Files' and 'Rocketry; The Nambi Effect'. The actor said that these films should also be considered for Oscars nomination.
In an exclusive interview with IndiaToday.in, The actor said, 'I think they should send Rocketry also, The Kashmir Files'
Talking about, 'Chello Show's nominations, He said, 'All the best to them. I hope they go and win and make us proud. It’s time that we do as well in the film industry as we do as a country.'
The actor also expressed the wish to have an Oscars equivalent or better in India.
He said, 'I also hope we have an Oscar equivalent or better in India. Ab bohot ho gaya we are trying to prove something over there.'
Talking about the craze around the Academy Awards, He said 'The only difference with Oscar is that anybody who gets it in the West, there’s a huge difference in their stature, income, salary, in the way they proceed in the industry. We should have one in India where the moment we get the award, there’s a legitimate increase in the valuation to go up'.
'Dhokha Round D Corner'  releases in theatres on September 23, 2022. The film is directed by Kookie Gulati.

R Madhavan hopes we have an Oscar equivalent or better in India, says 'Ab bohot ho gaya'

'I think they should send Rocketry also, The Kashmir Files'; says R Madhavan on 'Chellow Show's Oscars nominations.

'I think they should send Rocketry also, The Kashmir Files'; says R Madhavan on 'Chellow Show's Oscars nominations.

R Madhavan is busy promoting his forthcoming film 'Dhokha Round D Corner', co-starring Aparshakti Khurana, Darshan Kumar, and Khushali Kumar. The actor has opened up about the Gujarati film 'Chello Show' becoming India's official entry at Oscars 2023 instead of popular films like 'The Kashmir Files' and 'Rocketry; The Nambi Effect'. The actor said that these films should also be considered for Oscars nomination.
In an exclusive interview with IndiaToday.in, The actor said, 'I think they should send Rocketry also, The Kashmir Files'
Talking about, 'Chello Show's nominations, He said, 'All the best to them. I hope they go and win and make us proud. It&rsquo;s time that we do as well in the film industry as we do as a country.'
The actor also mentioned that India should have an Oscars equivalent or something that&rsquo;s even bettr.
He said, 'I also hope we have an Oscar equivalent or better in India. Ab bohot ho gaya we are trying to prove something over there.'
Talking about the craze around the Academy Awards, he said 'The only difference with Oscar is that anybody who gets it in the West, there&rsquo;s a huge difference in their stature, income, salary, in the way they proceed in the industry. We should have one in India where the moment we get the award, there&rsquo;s a legitimate increase in the valuation to go up'.
'Dhokha Round D Corner' releases in theatres on September 23, 2022. The film is directed by Kookie Gulati.
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Film 'Chhello Show' is India's official entry for the '95th Academy Awards'. Film's director Pan Nalin recalled that director Ashutosh Gowariker told him 'you are going to the Oscars' after watching the movie. 
Speaking with Times of India, the Chhello Show director said 'And guess who was the first in this industry who in fact went ecstatic after seeing it! Ashutosh Gowariker. He said, 'Pack your bags, you guys are going to the Oscars'. This happened 5 months ago. We laughed then and forgot about it. Aaj yaad aa raha hai (Today I remember it).' Ashutosh Gowariker's film 'Lagaan' was nominated for best foreign language film at the 74th Academy Awards. The film starred Aamir Khan, Gracy Singh in the lead roles. 
'Chhello Show' is a coming-of-age drama film about a young boy's love cinema in a village in Gujarat. Film Federation of India (FFI) president TP Aggarwal said that the film was chosen unanimously. The film is titled 'Last Film Show' in English and will hit the theatres on October 14.
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'Chhello Show': Director Ashutosh Gowariker predicted that film will go to the Oscars after watching it

Gujarati film 'Chhello Show', directed by Pan Nalin, is India's official entry for the 95th Academy Awards.

Ashutosh Gowariker told 'Chello Show's director Pan Nalin 'you are going to the Oscars' after watching the movie.&nbsp;

Gujarati film &lsquo;Chhello Show' is India's official entry for the 95th Academy Awards and the film's director Pan Nalin is elated. In a recent interview, he recalled director Ashutosh Gowariker's reaction after watching the movie and mentioned that he was the one who told him that his film will going to the Oscars.&nbsp;
Speaking with Times of India, the director said 'And guess who was the first in this industry who in fact went ecstatic after seeing it! Ashutosh Gowariker. He said, 'Pack your bags, you guys are going to the Oscars'. This happened 5 months ago. We laughed then and forgot about it. Aaj yaad aa raha hai (Today I remember it).'&nbsp;
Ashutosh Gowariker's film 'Lagaan' was nominated for best foreign language film at the 74th Academy Awards. The film starred <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/faisal-khan-refuses-to-participate-in-bigg-boss-says-he-was-caged-in-brother-aamir-khan-s-house-once-1663662509735">Aamir Khan </a>and Gracy Singh in the lead roles.
When asked about his film surpassing &lsquo;The Kashmir Files&rsquo; to become India's official entry, Pan Nalin said, &lsquo;I am sorry; I can't comment on that. It's a question to the jury which comprised 17 people. It was a unanimous choice. I can assume the reason to be only the fact that the jury was pleasantly surprised with my film. They had seen the other films which the media was talking about since 2 days, as India's Oscar entry- <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/vivek-agnihotri-on-anurag-kashyap-s-oscar-comment-why-is-he-so-scared-of-the-kashmir-files-1660919690214">The Kashmir Files</a>, RRR and Gangubai Kathiawadi.&rsquo;&nbsp;
'<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/oscars-2023-gujarati-film-chhello-show-is-india-s-official-entry-1663695342760">Chhello Show</a>' is a coming-of-age drama film about a young boy's love cinema in a village in Gujarat. Film Federation of India (FFI) president TP Aggarwal said that the film was chosen unanimously. The film is titled 'Last Film Show' in English and will hit the theatres on October 14.
The 95th Academy Awards are scheduled to be held on March 12, 2023, in Los Angeles.
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Not ‘RRR’ or ‘The Kashmir Files’, Gujarati film ‘Chhello Show’, directed by Pan Nalin, was been named as India's official Oscars entry on Tuesday. SS Rajamouli fans are unhappy about the fact that his magnum opus, starring Jr. NTR and Ram Charan, failed to make the cut. 
However, ‘RRR’ can still make it to the Academy Awards. The film’s US distributor, Dylan Marchetti, told Variety that he will launch a full campaign for the historical drama and will be calling on the 10,000 members of the Academy to vote for the movie in all categories.
‘RRR’ will reportedly be submitted for best picture, director (S.S. Rajamouli), original screenplay (Rajamouli and V. Vijayendra Prasad), lead actor (for both N.T. Rama Rao Jr and Ram Charan), supporting actor (Ajay Devgn), supporting actress (Alia Bhatt), original song (“Naatu Naatu”), original score (M.M. Keeravaani), cinematography, production design, film editing, costume design, makeup and hairstyling, sound and visual effects.
As per a Variety report, President of Variance Films, Dylan Marchetti, opened up on their decision and said that SS Rajamouli's ‘RRR’ has brought joy to the global audience over the last six months. He added that the film has grossed over $140 million worldwide and has become one of India's highest grossing films of all times and the first film in history to trend globally on Netflix for over 14 weeks.
He concluded that he has heard fans from around the world stating that ‘RRR’ is one of the best films of the year from any nation and that is why he has proudly invited the Academy to consider the film in all categories.
‘RRR’, which is set in the 1920s when India was under the British rule, earned $14.5 million ( ₹115 crore) in the US and over ₹200 crore overseas.
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‘RRR’ not selected for Oscars, film’s US distributor urges Academy to consider film in all categories

‘RRR’ US distributor has decided to launch a campaign for the historical drama and has called upon the 10,000 Academy members to consider voting for the film in all categories.

&lsquo;RRR&rsquo; US distributor has decided to launch a campaign for the historical drama and has called upon the 10,000 Academy members to consider voting for the film in all categories.

Not &lsquo;RRR&rsquo; or &lsquo;The Kashmir Files&rsquo;, Gujarati film &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo;, directed by Pan Nalin, was been named as India's official Oscars entry on Tuesday. SS Rajamouli fans are unhappy about the fact that his magnum opus, starring Jr. NTR and Ram Charan, failed to make the cut.&nbsp;
However, &lsquo;RRR&rsquo; can still make it to the Academy Awards. The film&rsquo;s US distributor, Dylan Marchetti, told Variety that he will launch a full campaign for the historical drama and will be calling on the 10,000 members of the Academy to vote for the movie in all categories.
&lsquo;RRR&rsquo; will reportedly be submitted for best picture, director (S.S. Rajamouli), original screenplay (Rajamouli and V. Vijayendra Prasad), lead actor (for both N.T. Rama Rao Jr and Ram Charan), supporting actor (Ajay Devgn), supporting actress (Alia Bhatt), original song (&ldquo;Naatu Naatu&rdquo;), original score (M.M. Keeravaani), cinematography, production design, film editing, costume design, makeup and hairstyling, sound and visual effects.
As per a Variety report, President of Variance Films, Dylan Marchetti, opened up on their decision and said that SS Rajamouli's &lsquo;RRR&rsquo; has brought joy to the global audience over the last six months. He added that the film has grossed over $140 million worldwide and has become one of India's highest grossing films of all times and the first film in history to trend globally on Netflix for over 14 weeks.
He concluded that he has heard fans from around the world stating that &lsquo;RRR&rsquo; is one of the best films of the year from any nation and that is why he has proudly invited the Academy to consider the film in all categories.
&lsquo;RRR&rsquo;, which is set in the 1920s when India was under the British rule, earned $14.5 million ( ₹115 crore) in the US and over ₹200 crore overseas.
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