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Bhavin shared that the film's massive feat has made him an overnight sensation in his school in Vasai village, mentioning that he misses his friends terribly. While Bhavin enjoyed filming Chhello Show, the little star also maintained that he'd any day go back to his farms and village as that's where he belongs. Chhello Show actor Bhavin Rabari opens up on the film's Oscar entry In a conversation with Indian Express, Rabari said, "I didn’t know what Oscars are. A long time after we finished the film, I came to know about the Oscars. I was told, ‘The film has been selected for Oscars.’ That’s when I came to know what the Oscars are." READ | Bhavin Rabari reveals his parents' reaction on being offered Chhello Show Bhavin said that while his father was upset about him going for auditions without telling him, his mom was in the loop. "But after Nalin sir spoke to him, he has been supportive. He’s even here with me as I promote the film in Mumbai," Bhavin added. Shedding light on his friends' reaction to the film, Bhavin said, "They feel happy that I am in the film, but I miss them terribly.” The actor also spoke about juggling school amid promoting the film, mentioning that he's a good student who fares well. "My teacher has helped me immensely as I am away from school. I study on the go and will appear for my exams soon," he mentioned.

Also Read| India's Oscar entry Chhello Show child actor Rahul Koli dies of cancer Bhavin Rabari as Samay in Pan Nalin’s Chhello Show. Chhello Show, titled Last Film Show in English, follows Bhavin's Samay from a village in Saurashtra, Gujarat, as he becomes mesmerised with cinema after spending an entire summer watching films. In real life, Bhavin keeps far from the world of films and doesn't even enjoy watching them too much. Bhavin told Indian Express about the film's Bhavin, who hails from the Rabari tribal community in Gujarat, added, "Watching films is rare for us. I don’t even enjoy it much, but I’ve started liking watching films little little. I go to school and return home in the afternoon and then roam around in the farm, take my cattle to graze, so I didn’t know much about all this." Chhello Show premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in June last year, and is scheduled to release in theatres in India on October 14. Bhavin's co-star in the film, Rahul Koli, one of the six child actors in the film, died of cancer at the age of 10 on October 2. His father Ramu Koli told the Times of India that the family will watch Chhello Show together after performing Rahul's last rites.

The entire team of the Gujarati film Chhello Show is still coping with the loss of the child actor Rahul Koli who passed away after his long battle with blood cancer. The news has left the makers heartbroken with the film literally becoming his last show. As the team continues to mourn the tragic loss, they are planning to honour his memory by setting up a trust for his family. The 10-year-old Koli was one of the six child actors who are part of the film that has emerged as India’s official entry for the best international feature film category at the 95th Academy Awards. He passed away on October 2 after a fight against leukaemia. Amid various media reports indicating that his family will watch the film together on the release day on October 14 after performing his final purification rituals, the makers have planned a tribute for him. Chhello Show makers to set up trust for late Rahul Koli's family Actor Dipen Raval who plays a significant role in the upcoming film told Hindustan Times that throughout his journey with the little star the team could not identify his illness. He mentioned that his family is currently going through a tough time. Talking about the same, he said, “There are no words to express the grief that the whole team is feeling right now. We were attached to each other as a family. I had several scenes with him where he was running, and trust me, there were no symptoms of blood cancer. Agar kuch hota toh pata chalta. We got to know about it some months b...

• • • • Actor and producer Priyanka Chopra held a screening and reception of the Gujarati film Chhello Show, India’s official entry for the Oscars. Chhello Show was shortlisted for the Oscars in the Best International Feature Film category. Chhello Show’s producer David Dubinsky, director Pan Nalin, and child actor Bhavin Rabari also attended the event. She added that she was “So proud of the amazing movies that come out of Indian cinema” and mentioned that Chhello Show was one of the special films. Chopra also provided information about the Oscar-shortlisted film and wrote that it is a regional language film revolving around a 9-year-old’s fascination with cinema. Chhello Show The Oscar-shortlisted film Chhello Show will go up against 15 other films, including South Korea’s Decision to Leave, Pakistan’s Joyland, Belgium’s Close, Denmark’s Holy Spider, and Germany’s All Quiet on the Western Front. During the event, Chopra said that she believes it’s a “really great time for our movies” and said it felt great to be able to be the “shoulders for people from my country, from my industry”. Chopra added that director Nalin is one of India’s most prolific filmmakers and made the film Angry Indian Goddesses. She said that Angry Indian Goddesses was a film she loved and she became a fan of his after she saw it. Co-producers Siddharth Roy Kapur and Dheer Momaya and director Nalin said in a joint statement, “Priyanka is a global icon, a tremendously talented actor and most of all, a...

Actor Rahul Koli, who played a significant role in the film Rahul’s family held a prayer meet for him in his hometown in Hapa village near Jamnagar. Rahul’s father, Ramu Koli, who drives an autorickshaw for a living, shared that his son was looking forward to the film’s release. “He was so happy and would often tell me that our lives would change after October 14 (the release date of the movie). But he left us before that,” Ramu told The Times of India.

Chhello Show (Last Film Show) is a Gujarati drama film that became India’s official entry for Best International Feature Film at 95th Academy Awards. Here’s the complete list of the cast and crew of “Chhello Show”: Bhavin Rabari As: Samay Bhavesh Shrimali As: Fazal Role: projectionist Richa Meena As: Baa Role: Samay’s mother Dipen Raval As: Bapuji Role: Samay’s father Shoban Makwa As: Badshah Kishan Parmar As: ST Vijay Mer As: Tiku Rahul Koli As: Manu Vikas Bata As: Nano Tia Sebastien As: Leela Mila Kashyap Kapta As: Galaxy Cinema Usher Ronak Goswami Role: Detective Secondary cast • Paresh Mehta as a cinema manager • Alpesh Tank as Mr. Dave, teacher • Rafiq Vajugada as Siddi Dada • Nayan Rana as Signalman Parmar • Punja Bhai as Lagra Bhai • Vidita Mehta as Sili • Nareshkumar Mehta as Station Master • Jasmin Joshi as Rathore • Chetan Raval as Contractor • Surya Singh as Digital Projectionist • Deepal Bhati as Cop 1 • Mustak as Cop 2 • Vasim Khan as Cop 3 • Bhavesh Madhad as Cop 4 • Bansi Rinkal as Samay’s Foley Girl 1 • Drishti Rinkal as Samay’s Foley Girl 2 • Rinkalben as Fazal’s Wife • Mahesh Bhai as Porter 1 • Gautam Bhai as Porter 2 • Kamlesh Dave as Warden 1 • Amin Sida as Warden 2 • Divesh Patel as Cycle Stand Owner