Vikas Khanna debut directorial film, starring Neena Gupta to be presented in UN Headquarters
The Last Color, is based on a book of the same name that Vikas wrote some years ago. The one-hour 26-minute film stars veteran actor Neena Gupta and child artists, and the plot revolves around the Supreme Court ordinance against an age-old tradition of not allowing widows in Vrindavan to play Holi.
Indian feature film The Last Color to be screened at The United Nations Headquaters
The film had Premiered at the prestigious 30th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival 2019. The film will be screened thrice during the festival being held from 3rd -14th Jan 2019. The teaser of the film was unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival 2018 earlier this year.
Talking about the film Vikas said, “It’s a very simple story capturing the richness of India. I found this story so compelling that I couldn’t resist telling it to the world. I mean, imagine being denied the right to touch colour. My life is all about colour in the form of spices and vegetables; the thought that if someone took that privilege away from me, drove me crazy.”
The Last Color will have a Special Screening at The United Nations Headquarters, NY on July 12 by Society for Promotion of Indian Culture and Experience.
