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Gujarati film &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo;, which narrates the story of young boy's love affair with cinema, is India&rsquo;s official entry to Oscars this year. However, many people have opposed the Film Federation of India&rsquo;s decision, including Indian Film &amp; Television Directors&rsquo; Association (IFTDA) and Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE), who allege that the Pan Nalin-directorial is a copy of 1988 Italian movie &lsquo;Cinema Paradiso&rsquo;. The movie had won an Academy Award in the Best International Feature film category.
&lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo;s producer Siddharth Roy Kapur has now responded to the allegations by IFTDA and FWICE. Speaking with indianexpress.com, he shared the timeline of his association with the film and discussed how he is planning to promote the film for the Academy members.&nbsp;
He reacted to &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo; being compared with Italian film Cinema Paradiso, and said, &lsquo;I think we should look at the future since we&rsquo;re representing India now and we&rsquo;ve been selected by the Film Federation of India (FFI). We&rsquo;re honoured and privileged to be given the responsibility to represent our country. Film is such a subjective medium, and everyone will have an opinion on it, nothing is black or white. There&rsquo;s a jury that was put together and they selected us. We will do our best to bring glory to the country, that&rsquo;s where I&rsquo;d like to leave it. It is a free country and everyone is entitled to an opinion. We are passionate people and films is a passionate business, so I think it is only right for people have passions when they believe in one movie over another, there&rsquo;s really nothing wrong in that.&rsquo;
Siddharth, who watched the film ahead of its selection for the Oscars, said that he wants everyone to watch the film and fall in love with the cinemas again.
Previously, Kapur has been associated with films like &lsquo;Peepli Live&rsquo; (2010) and &lsquo;Barfi&rsquo; (2012), that were selected as India&rsquo;s official entries at the Oscars.&nbsp;
&lsquo;I&rsquo;ve been fortunate enough to be a part of many films that have been India&rsquo;s official selection in the last decade. A lot of people talk about lobbying and make it sound like a deep dark secret and a lot of smoke and mirrors, but it really is about getting as many members of the Academy to watch you film as possible. It really boils down to that. Because they&rsquo;re the ones who&rsquo;re going to vote for you and they&rsquo;re the ones who need to watch your film. We&rsquo;re very proud of the film that we&rsquo;re representing and we&rsquo;re happy for our film to speak for itself, Kapur told indianexpress.com.
Kapur is excited to distribute &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo; in India, as it will remind people, how they fell in love with movies in a darkened cinema halls.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

‘Chhello Show’ producer Siddharth Roy Kapur on IFTDA, FWICE calling film a copy of ‘Cinema Paradiso'

'Chhello Show' will release in India on October 14.

'Chhello Show' will release in India on October 14.

Gujarati film &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo;, which narrates the story of young boy's love affair with cinema, is India&rsquo;s official entry to Oscars this year. However, many people have opposed the Film Federation of India&rsquo;s decision, including Indian Film &amp; Television Directors&rsquo; Association (IFTDA) and Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE), who allege that the Pan Nalin-directorial is a copy of 1988 Italian movie &lsquo;Cinema Paradiso&rsquo;. The movie had won an Academy Award in the Best International Feature film category.
&lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo;s producer Siddharth Roy Kapur has now responded to the allegations by IFTDA and FWICE. Speaking with indianexpress.com, he shared the timeline of his association with the film and discussed how he is planning to promote the film for the Academy members.&nbsp;
He reacted to &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo; being compared with Italian film Cinema Paradiso, and said, &lsquo;I think we should look at the future since we&rsquo;re representing India now and we&rsquo;ve been selected by the Film Federation of India (FFI). We&rsquo;re honoured and privileged to be given the responsibility to represent our country. Film is such a subjective medium, and everyone will have an opinion on it, nothing is black or white. There&rsquo;s a jury that was put together and they selected us. We will do our best to bring glory to the country, that&rsquo;s where I&rsquo;d like to leave it. It is a free country and everyone is entitled to an opinion. We are passionate people and films is a passionate business, so I think it is only right for people have passions when they believe in one movie over another, there&rsquo;s really nothing wrong in that.&rsquo;
Siddharth, who watched the film ahead of its selection for the Oscars, said that he wants everyone to watch the film and fall in love with the cinemas again.
Previously, Kapur has been associated with films like &lsquo;Peepli Live&rsquo; (2010) and &lsquo;Barfi&rsquo; (2012), that were selected as India&rsquo;s official entries at the Oscars.&nbsp;
&lsquo;I&rsquo;ve been fortunate enough to be a part of many films that have been India&rsquo;s official selection in the last decade. A lot of people talk about lobbying and make it sound like a deep dark secret and a lot of smoke and mirrors, but it really is about getting as many members of the Academy to watch you film as possible. It really boils down to that. Because they&rsquo;re the ones who&rsquo;re going to vote for you and they&rsquo;re the ones who need to watch your film. We&rsquo;re very proud of the film that we&rsquo;re representing and we&rsquo;re happy for our film to speak for itself, Kapur told indianexpress.com.
Kapur is excited to distribute &lsquo;Chhello Show&rsquo; in India, as it will remind people, how they fell in love with movies in a darkened cinema halls.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

Taapsee Pannu and Pratik Gandhi are all set to make the audience laugh with their upcoming comedy film, 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'. The actors started shooting the first schedule of the film in Jaipur and they have now wrapped up the shoot. Produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur, the film is being described as a 'madcap comedy'. Arshad Syed will be making his directorial debut with 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'.
Taking to Instagram, the 'Thappad' actor shared some monochrome pictures from the last day of the shoot. Along with it, she penned down her experience of filming the film and how much she enjoyed being the badass ACP Komal Sharma, her first ever cop avtaar . She even thanked her director Arshad Syed for all his instructions during prep meeting. She even thanked Siddharth Roy Kapur for spoiling and pampering her throughout the shoot.
Last but not the least, she praised her co-star Pratik Gandhi for being a costar who she could really jam with in front of the camera as much as behind it.
All in all, Taapsee Pannu called it a Therapeutic experience and just as much she is looking forward to make us laugh out loud with 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan', we too are eagerly waiting for the release.
 

PICS: Taapsee Pannu wraps 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan' shoot, calls it a therapeutic experience

Taapsee Pannu has wrapped up the shooting of her upcoming film, 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'. Sharing pictures from the last day of the shoot, the actress said that it was 'a therapeutic experience'.

SUPER:&nbsp;Taapsee Pannu&nbsp;wraps up 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'
SUPER: Helmed by&nbsp;Siddharth Roy Kapur, the film marks&nbsp;directorial debut of&nbsp;Arshad Syed&nbsp;
Taapsee Pannu and Pratik Gandhi are all set to make the audience laugh with their upcoming comedy film, 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'. The actors started shooting the first schedule of the film in Jaipur and they have now wrapped up the shoot. Produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur, the film is being described as a 'madcap comedy'. Arshad Syed will be making his directorial debut with 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'.
SUPER: Taapsee&nbsp;showers praises on&nbsp;'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan' team
SUPER:&nbsp;Taapsee&nbsp;is all excited&nbsp;for her first ever cop avtaar
Taking to Instagram, the 'Thappad' actor shared some monochrome pictures from the last day of the shoot. Along with it, she penned down her experience of filming and how much she enjoyed being the badass ACP Komal Sharma, her first ever cop avtaar. She even thanked her director Arshad Syed for all his instructions during prep meeting and&nbsp;Siddharth Roy Kapur for spoiling and pampering her throughout the shoot.
Last but not the least, she praised&nbsp;Pratik Gandhi for being a costar who she could really jam with in front of the camera as much as behind it.
SUPER: Taapsee Pannu&nbsp;calls the filming 'a Therapeutic experience'
All in all, Taapsee Pannu called it a Therapeutic experience. Just as much she is looking forward to make us laugh out loud with 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan', we too are eagerly awaiting for the release.

Taapsee Pannu has wrapped up the shooting of her upcoming film, 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'. Sharing pictures from the last day of the shoot, the actress said that it was 'a therapeutic experience'.

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/looop-lapeta-trailer-taapsee-pannu-tahir-raj-bhasin-caught-in-an-endless-loop-1642068539800" target="_blank">Taapsee Pannu</a> and Pratik Gandhi are all set to make the audience laugh with their upcoming comedy film, 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'. The actors started shooting the first schedule of the film in Jaipur and they have now wrapped up the shoot. Produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur, the film is being described as a 'madcap comedy'. Arshad Syed will be making his directorial debut with 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan'.
Taking to Instagram, the 'Thappad' actor shared some monochrome pictures from the last day of the shoot. Along with it, she penned down her experience of filming&nbsp; and how much she enjoyed being the badass ACP Komal Sharma, her first ever cop avtaar. She even thanked her director Arshad Syed for all his instructions during prep meeting and&nbsp;Siddharth Roy Kapur for spoiling and pampering her throughout the shoot.
Last but not the least, she praised Pratik Gandhi for being a costar who she could really jam with in front of the camera as much as behind it.
All in all, Taapsee Pannu called it a Therapeutic experience. Just as much she is looking forward to make us laugh out loud with 'Woh Ladki Hai Kahaan', we too are eagerly awaiting for the release.
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Actor Ajay Devgn&nbsp;has joined hands with producer Siddharth Roy Kapur for a satire film titled 'Gobar'. Set in North India the film will follow the story of a veterinarian who chances upon the corrupt practices of the local state hospital and stands against them. Helmed by Sabal Shekhawat, the film is said to be a comedy. However, it is yet unclear if Devgn will star in the film or just co-produce it.&nbsp;

Ajay Devgn & Siddharth Roy Kapur join hands for '90s satire film 'Gobar'

Ajay Devgn &amp; Siddharth Roy Kapur join hands for 'Gobar' 'Gobar' is a story of a vet up against corrupt practices
Devgn:&nbsp;Gobar is relatable,&nbsp;gripping and entertaining

Actor Ajay Devgn&nbsp;has joined hands with producer Siddharth Roy Kapur for a satire film titled 'Gobar'. Set in North India the film will follow the story of a veterinarian who chances upon the corrupt practices of the local state hospital and stands against them. Helmed by Sabal Shekhawat, the film is said to be a comedy. However, it is yet unclear if Devgn will star in the film or just co-produce it.&nbsp;Devgn said in a statement to Variety that the story of Gobar is 'unique, relatable, and incredibly funny, as well as gripping and entertaining'

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