Pan Nalin

During an interview with the media, pan nalin opened up that he and the entire team of ‘Chhello Show’ were threatened with warnings prior to the film's release. Some parties even ordered the team to pull out the movie from the Oscars or else they will have to face severe consequences. The director also said that he and the team were busy sorting those issues and dealing with the people who were against ‘Chhello Show’ for a couple of weeks.

The 69th National Film Awards ceremony celebrated the achievements of the Indian film industry, including recognition for regional cinema. pan nalin's 'Chhello Show' was honored as the Best Gujarati Film, with child actor Bhavin Rabari winning Best Child Artist for his performance in the film. 'Chhello Show' tells a nostalgic story set in rural Gujarat, drawing inspiration from Nalin's own journey. The film received positive reviews and is considered one of the best recent films from the Gujarati industry.

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Jude Anthany Joseph, director of '2018,' shared his Oscars campaign experience in an interview with Galatta Plus. He received guidance from pan nalin, director of 'Chhello Show,' which secured a spot in the Oscars' Best International Feature shortlist. Siddharth Roy Kapur's backing helped 'Chhello Show' succeed. Jude emphasized the need for financial support and expressed concern about India's Film Federation. '2018' was selected as India's official Oscars entry for 2024. Jude enjoyed screening the film in the US and highlighted the budget disparities between Hollywood and Malayalam cinema.

Expectations were high for pan nalin’s Gujarati film ‘Chhello Show’ to bag a nomination for Oscar 2023 however sadly the much talked about film has missed out to enter the nomination list of the prestigous Academy Awards.

Oscar 2023 nominations that took place yesterday evening January 24, has created mixed feelings among Indian movie buffs.

Ever since director pan nalin's internationally acclaimed film 'Chhello Show' (Last Film Show) was selected as India's official entry into the Oscars 2023 much has been said about the selection process. The coming-of-age movie beat the likes of SS Rajamouli's ‘RRR’ and Vivek Agnihotri's 'The Kashmir Files' to become the country's official contender in the Best Foreign Film category at the upcoming Academy Awards.

Gujarati more recently released film 'Last Film Show' has left everyone spellbound. From the dialogue to its genre, the film has received a big thumbs up.

The trailer of pan nalin's 'Last Film Show' ('Chhello Show') is now out. The film has been selected as India's Official Entry to the Best International Feature Film category at the 95th Academy Awards.

The 'Chhello Show', directed and written by pan nalin, was recently presented at the 3rd International Gujarati Film Festival in Atlanta, GA, USA.

Filmmaker pan nalin says that his forthcoming film Angry Indian Goddesses which is set to release on November 12 isn't about slamming men, but is basically a celebration of womanhood.

Glamour and Elegance Unite: Komal Thacker Shines with Filmmaker pan nalin, Esha Gupta, and Celebrities at Cannes 2023.

Indian filmmaker pan nalin's Gujarati film 'Chhello Show' or 'Last Film Show' lost out in the 95th Oscar Awards race as it did not make it to the final nominations. 'Chhello Show' was selected as India's official entry in the Best International Feature Film category at the 95th Academy Awards, but in the final nomination list, it lost to 'All Quiet on the Western Front' (Germany), 'Argentina, 1985' (Argentina), 'Close' (Belgium), 'EO' (Poland) and 'The Quiet Girl' (Ireland).

pan nalin's `Angry Indian Goddesses' has taken precedence in many ways.

'Chhello Show ', India's official entry for the Oscars 2023, was released in Indian cinema on October 14.

pan nalin’s film 'Chhello Show' wins Golden Spike Award for the Best Picture at the 66th Valladolid International Film Festival in Spain

Director pan nalin 'Chhello Show' has received huge accolades overseas. Since it was announced as India's official entry to the Oscars, the film has been making the right noise.

As his latest female-buddy-drama is getting rave reviews, director pan nalin says he would love to make the sequel to "Angry Indian Goddesses".

Indian filmmaker pan nalin's movie 'Chhello Show' is set to release in New Zealand on 17 August. The coming-of-age film charts the story of a 9-year-old boy's love for cinema while living in a remote Indian village. The film is proving popular overseas, having delivered a shock usurpation of some mega-budget movies to become India's official entry into the 95th Oscars, earning unanimous acclaim from the Indian Film Federation. pan nalin said in an exclusive interview preparations are being made for theatrical releases in France, Belgium and the Netherlands.