Priyanka in a red carpet

September 5th. Another special day of the year is for Hollywood and Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra. This is because of the world premiere of his film 'The Sky is Pink' at the Toronto Film Festival in Canada on Friday. Apart from Priyanka Chopra, another actor in the film was present at the exhibition, Farhan Akhtar,

Director Sonali Bose and whose life surrounds the story of the film, is that of Aisha Chowdhury's mother Aditi Chowdhury. Priyanka Chopra played the role of Aditi Chowdhury in the film.

Priyanka is wearing a red and white gown at the Toronto Film Festival. Priyanka Chopra will wear a red carpet and will have no specialty, what is that! Numerous sweaters that have been worn all over have made the gown special. And left the hair open to extreme freedom. He was perfect in decorating this plain.

Farhan Akhtar wore a light pink shirt, dark blue suit and tie. Desi dresses, pink sarees are worn with golden boss. However, on this occasion Farhan Akhtar did not forget to bring his lover Shivani Dandekar. On the screen, Ayesha Chowdhury's father Farhan Akhtar told the news agency AFP, "The situation that Ayesha's real parents have gone through is really courageous. These parents are an example of others 'strengths.'

After the photo exhibition, Priyanka Chopra, the lead actress of the film, told AFP, "On one hand the shooting of the film was going on; In the film, Aditi Chowdhury was losing her daughter. So for me the situation was a bit complicated. '

The good news is for the whole group of The Sky is Pink, the film has been liked by viewers at the Toronto Film Festival. That said, it's not a Bollywood genre at all. But this comment did not like Priyanka. In that interview given to AFP, he says, why do people say that! All kinds of pictures are in Bollywood.

The film is about Delhi girl Aisha Chowdhury, who was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis when she was only 5 years old. A person suffering from a lung disease survives three to five years. But Ayesha Chowdhury has struggled with the disease for six years. During this time he has inspired the lives of countless people who have given up. His autobiographical book 'My Little Epiphanies' was published on 25 January. Aisha Chowdhury died the next day. He was only 5 then.