Chennai, Oct. 10 (IANS): The makers of 'Last Film Show' ('Chhello Show'), have chosen to celebrate the fact that the film is India's official entry to the 95th Oscars by releasing the film in 95 cinemas on Thursday night, a day before its actual date of release, and fixing the price of tickets for the show at a nominal INR 95 each!
Celebrating the magic of cinema, and considering the massive buzz around the title, the makers of 'Last Film Show' ('Chhello Show') are releasing the film on the last shows of Thursday, October 13.
While the Gujarati-language coming-of-age drama was set to release theatrically across India on Friday (October 14), audiences can now catch it in advance on Thursday night itself.
In keeping with its selection for the 95th Academy Awards, Last Film Show will now open across 95 cinemas at a ticket price of INR 95!
Sharing the news, director Pan Nalin said: "There has been immense excitement among fans for our film 'Last Film Show' ('Chhello Show') and we are all too happy to release it on the 'Last Show' of Thursday. Also, what better way to celebrate its selection at the 95th Oscars than by releasing it in 95 cinemas at a wonderful price of INR 95!"
Producers Siddharth Roy Kapur of Roy Kapur Films and Dheer Momaya of Jugaad Motion Pictures jointly said: "We are thrilled that our film 'Last Film Show' ('Chhello Show') is finally reaching its appropriate destination-the cinematic big screen. With our exhibitors on board, we are releasing the film in the final shows of Thursday across 95 cinemas at a INR 95 ticket price. This is our humble way of honouring the love and excitement audiences across India have shown for our film."
The makers have clarified that the price of INR 95 per ticket will be only for the shows on Thursday.
'Last Film Show' is produced by Roy Kapur Films, Jugaad Motion Pictures, Monsoon Films and Chhello Show LLP. Roy Kapur Films in partnership with PVR is distributing the film in India. The film will be released by Samuel Goldwyn Films in the USA and by Orange Studio in France. Shochiku Studios and Medusa are bringing the film to Japanese and Italian cinemas respectively.