Cannes winner ‘All We Imagine As Light’ will release in limited screens in Kerala on Saturday.

A still from ‘All We Imagine as Light’

Payal Kapadia All we imagine as lightThe winner of the Grand Prix award at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, will release in limited screens across Kerala on Saturday, the makers announced on Thursday.

Founded by production house Spirit Media, Bahubali Starr Rana Daggubati, has acquired the exclusive rights to distribute Malayalam-Hindi films in India.

Name of the movie Ninchathellam in Prabhaya In Malayalam, will be released later in all major cities of India It is an official Indo-French co-production between Chalk and Cheese Films from India and Little Chaos from France. Zico Maitra (Chalk and Cheese Films) and Ranveer Das (Another Birth), who also served as the film’s cinematographer, served as Indian producers of the film.

Kapadia, an alumnus of FTII made history by becoming the first Indian filmmaker to win the Grand Prix award. All we imagine as lightHe said, he is thrilled to have his film released in India.

“The film centers around two women who come from Kerala to Mumbai to work and realize their life’s ambitions. So, it’s only fitting that the first state to see the film in theaters is Kerala. I am excited to see the film in all parts of India as our release progresses,” said the filmmaker.

All we imagine as light Starring Kani Kushruti, Divya Prabha and Chaya Kadam.

It follows Prabha, a nurse in Mumbai, whose life is turned upside down when she receives a rice cooker from her estranged husband.

Divya Prabha plays Anu, her roommate and colleague, who struggles to find a private place in the city to spend time with her boyfriend. Prava’s best friend Parvati (Kadam), a widow, is being forced out of her home by property developers.

Daggubati said that he is proud to release the film in the country under his banner.

“We are proud to bring this incredible film to audiences in India, starting from Kerala where the two main characters of the story.

“Indian cinema has a rich legacy of storytelling, and this film captures the Indian experience through multilingual characters hailing from different parts of the country with the same shared dream of a metropolis like Mumbai,” said the actor-producer.

All we imagine as light It made history at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, where it became the first Indian film to win the prestigious Grand Prix. It is also the first film from India to make it to the main competition of the European Gala in 30 years.

The film also stars Hridu Harun and Aziz Nedumangad.