Priyanka Chopra's banner has announced six films for the first time in Cannes

Cannes: Priyanka Chopra's production banner, Purple Pebble Pictures, has appeared in at least half a dozen films of his scenes at the 70th Cannes Film Festival. Actress Mother Madhu Chopra, Managing Director of Cannes, Purple Pebble Pictures, and Piki A Tire, which released the first version of the new Sikkim's film 'Pahuna'. It will be released in October. "We are enthusiastic about the 'ventilator' success that is going into the world wide film big wide world, "said Madhu. India Pavilion hosted the first look of Pahuna. The film uses a variety of local talent in the separation of Sikkim and the junior crew of the three children separated from their parents when fleeing from Maoist violence in Nepal.

"This was a shooting logistics challenge in Sikkim, as there was no film industry in the state but the government went to support the project". The film is currently in post production. It should be ready for release before Dasara. Sikkim is the premier." Explaining the rationale behind their banner's regional-language forays, Madhu said, "Stories from the various Indian states are routinely turned into Hindi films. Bollywood benefits commercially in the bargain. Our core idea is to narrate these tales in the languages that they stem from." Currently Priyanka's production company Pipeline is a Bengali-Marathi bilingual inspired by the little known romance chapter from Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore's early life.

Ujawl Chatterji is directing the film written by his wife Sagarika, directed by and film based on a 17 year old Ravindranath, he met his first love in Maharashtra when his father Satyendranath sent for learning English. "We are looking at a young actor for the young character of Tagore, when we are playing Jisshu Sengupta in the role of the old avatar of the poet, "said Madhu in an interview. Goa, Little Joe, Kahan Ho? Is also about a boy who has lived alone in his loneliness by sitting in the sea and sketching. A German tourism site develops between its talent and relationship. The film is a tribute to the famous cartoonist Mario Miranda and is directed by first-timer Suvarna Nasnadkar, who has its roots in Goa. She cut her teeth as a helper to Prakash Jha.

Purple Pebbel Pictures is also a Bhojpuri film 'Bam Bam Bol Raha Hasha Kashi', and another Marathi product 'Kai Ray, Rascala', was released the following year. The sixth film directed by Madhu is the Bengali language 'Brishtir Opekhaye' (Waiting for Rain). "This is a book by seasonal literature Shirshed Miopadhyay. Rahul Bose, Rituparna SenGupta cast the rights we have brought from the writer in Calcutta.