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RRR’s Naatu Naatu, Chhello Show, All That Breathes Shortlisted for Oscars 2023: Details
Three entries from India have been shortlisted for the 95th Academy Awards. RRR's energetic dance song “Naatu Naatu” has earned a place in the Original Song category. Pan Nalin’s Chhello Show / The Last Film Show has been shortlisted for the Best International Feature segment, competing against 15 other entries. In the Documentary Feature Fil...
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Chhello Show, India’s Oscar Entry to Stream November 25 on Netflix
Chhello Show, India’s official entry to the 95th Academy Awards, is headed to Netflix on November 25. Directed by Pan Nalin, the part-autobiographical homage to cinema will be available in the native Gujarati language and an additional Hindi dub. The film was been a strong contender in the film festival circuit this year, and won Best Picture at ...
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India's Oscar Entry Chhello Show To Release In The US
The film is slated to release in the US on December 2
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Chhello Show at Rs. 95: India's Oscar Entry to Open in 95 Cinemas for Thursday 'Last Show' Previews
Chhello Show, India's official Oscar entry, is set to release this Friday, October 14 in cinemas across India. As part of a new marketing stunt, Thursday previews for Last Film Show will be held in 95 theatres, with tickets priced at Rs. 95.
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'Deepika, Priyanka Can Get Big Openings for Their Films'
"We would've loved to bring in talented important stars too, but it would have been difficult. I believe Deepika and Priyanka, both are amazingly talented. They can open a film alone on their own merit. They do not need a man to do that," said the director of Angry Indian Goddesses, Pan Nalin
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Angry Indian Goddesses Director Pan Nalin Gets Threats
"I will not allow (myself) to be terrorised by messages and calls I have been receiving like, 'How dare you blaspheme Hinduism through Angry Indian Goddesses? We will make sure you go Charlie Hebdo way!'," said Pan Nalin in a statement. The film had its share of issues with the censor board, which advised 16 cuts before it could make it to t...
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Censor Trouble for Angry Indian Goddesses Over Images of Kali
"I am super sad and hurt because we have used completely respectful images of Kali in the film, but we had to blur them out. I have grown up watching gods and goddesses all my life in films. We cut people's head in the films, and suddenly we have to remove images of the goddesses," Pan Nalin said
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Angry Indian Goddesses Gets Standing Ovation at Rome Film Fest
"Italian audience has been very generous to me and my movies. Tonight's reaction reconfirms how universal Angry Indian Goddesses is! It seems all women are connecting to Angry indian Goddesses almost all over the world," director Pan Nalin said in a statement
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Angry Indian Goddesses Scores at Toronto Film Fest
Directed by Pan Nalin, Angry Indian Goddesses, the movie centres on a group of girlfriends and has a line-up of actors that includes Sandhya Mridul, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Sarah-Jane Dias, Anushka Manchanda, Amrit Maghera, Rajshri Deshpande and Pavleen Gujral
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RRR’s Naatu Naatu, Chhello Show, All That Breathes Shortlisted for Oscars 2023: Details
Three entries from India have been shortlisted for the 95th Academy Awards. RRR's energetic dance song “Naatu Naatu” has earned a place in the Original Song category. Pan Nalin’s Chhello Show / The Last Film Show has been shortlisted for the Best International Feature segment, competing against 15 other entries. In the Documentary Feature Fil...
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Chhello Show, India’s Oscar Entry to Stream November 25 on Netflix
Chhello Show, India’s official entry to the 95th Academy Awards, is headed to Netflix on November 25. Directed by Pan Nalin, the part-autobiographical homage to cinema will be available in the native Gujarati language and an additional Hindi dub. The film was been a strong contender in the film festival circuit this year, and won Best Picture at ...
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India's Oscar Entry Chhello Show To Release In The US
The film is slated to release in the US on December 2
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Chhello Show at Rs. 95: India's Oscar Entry to Open in 95 Cinemas for Thursday 'Last Show' Previews
Chhello Show, India's official Oscar entry, is set to release this Friday, October 14 in cinemas across India. As part of a new marketing stunt, Thursday previews for Last Film Show will be held in 95 theatres, with tickets priced at Rs. 95.
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'Deepika, Priyanka Can Get Big Openings for Their Films'
"We would've loved to bring in talented important stars too, but it would have been difficult. I believe Deepika and Priyanka, both are amazingly talented. They can open a film alone on their own merit. They do not need a man to do that," said the director of Angry Indian Goddesses, Pan Nalin
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Angry Indian Goddesses Director Pan Nalin Gets Threats
"I will not allow (myself) to be terrorised by messages and calls I have been receiving like, 'How dare you blaspheme Hinduism through Angry Indian Goddesses? We will make sure you go Charlie Hebdo way!'," said Pan Nalin in a statement. The film had its share of issues with the censor board, which advised 16 cuts before it could make it to t...
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Censor Trouble for Angry Indian Goddesses Over Images of Kali
"I am super sad and hurt because we have used completely respectful images of Kali in the film, but we had to blur them out. I have grown up watching gods and goddesses all my life in films. We cut people's head in the films, and suddenly we have to remove images of the goddesses," Pan Nalin said
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Angry Indian Goddesses Gets Standing Ovation at Rome Film Fest
"Italian audience has been very generous to me and my movies. Tonight's reaction reconfirms how universal Angry Indian Goddesses is! It seems all women are connecting to Angry indian Goddesses almost all over the world," director Pan Nalin said in a statement
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Angry Indian Goddesses Scores at Toronto Film Fest
Directed by Pan Nalin, Angry Indian Goddesses, the movie centres on a group of girlfriends and has a line-up of actors that includes Sandhya Mridul, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Sarah-Jane Dias, Anushka Manchanda, Amrit Maghera, Rajshri Deshpande and Pavleen Gujral
