'Chhellow Show' takes place of 'RRR' at Oscars nomination
RRR also stars Alia Bhatt in a supporting role
Gujrati film Chhellow Show replaces RRR and gets selected to represent India at Oscars 2023.
The US Distributor of the film RRR Dylan Marchetti have made a request to the Academy to consider the film for all categories.
He further told Variety that he will be launching a full campaign for the film and will call upon 10,000 members of the academy to vote for RRR in all categories.
RRR will be submitted under the following categories: Best picture, Original Screenplay, Lead Actor, Supporting Actors, Original Song, Cinematography, Original score.
While talking to Variety, Marchetti said: “Over the last six months, we have seen the joy that SS Rajamouli’s RRR has brought to global audiences. We have seen the film gross over INR 140 million worldwide to become one of the highest-grossing films of all time and become the first film in history to trend globally on Netflix for over 14 week.”
“We have seen the film fill up theatres with cheering audiences months after its initial release, including the historic TCL Chinese IMAX theatre in Hollywood, where it will play next Friday to an audience that sold out one of the largest theatres in the country in just 15 minutes, added Dylan.”
He went on to say: “Most importantly, we have heard fans from around the world tell us that they believe this is one of the best films of the year from any nation. We agree, we proudly invite the Academy to consider RRR in all categories, reports PinkVilla."
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