Shocking news, the child actor of the film 'Chhello Show' passed away
One can’t imagine that a child’s film dies before it reaches the Oscars… The child actor who last worked in the film Show has passed away at the age of 10…
Shocking news has come out for the last Gujarati film to get an Oscar entry. Child actor Rahul Koli, who worked in the film, has passed away at the age of 10. He passed away due to leukemia in Ahmedabad Cancer Hospital on October 2. The film has 6 child actors in lead roles, one of whom was Rahul Koli. Rahul played the role of Manu, the son of a signalman and a special friend of the main character Saami in the film.
About the movie…
Inspired by director Pan Nalin’s own memories of falling in love with movies as a child in rural Gujarat, The Last Film Show (शैल श्व) speaks of the digital revolution. Also Science of Light and Shadow which follows a nine-year-old boy caught up in the magic of films that reside behind a celluloid film projection. Battling both social pressures and economic uncertainty, he pursues his passion for the “film show” with single-minded devotion, oblivious to technological upheavals destroying his dreams. It is an authentic, organic and emotionally connected drama film that revolves around movies, dining and friends.
Rahul Koli passed away due to cancer
One cannot imagine that a child’s film will pass away before it reaches the Oscars. Rahul Koli’s 13th birthday will be the day before the release of the film. October 14 will be the 13th anniversary of Rahul’s death when the movie The Last Show is released. Rahul Koli passed away due to leukemia in Ahmedabad Cancer Hospital on October 2. The Koli family is in mourning after the death of their son. Rahul’s father Ramu Koli is a rickshaw driver.
The family lost Vhalsoya
The film which was the CD of Rahul’s success, passed away before seeing it in theatres. He was very happy for this film. He used to say that the life of the family will change after this film. But it didn’t happen. The family lost Vhalsoya before they saw happy days.
