The Last Color
Jan 04, 2019 · 1h 30m
Director
Vikas KhannaOverview
The film is the screen adaptation of Chef Vikas Khanna's novel The Last Color, which follows the friendship between a young tight-rope walker and a widow named Noor in Banaras. The duo yearns to play with colors on the occasion of Holi, but Noor and the other widows are held back by tradition.
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Cast of The Last Color
Crew of The Last Color
Vikas KhannaDirector, Writer
Vibhav SrivastavaScreenplay, Dialogue- Poonam KaulProducer
- Bindu KhannaProducer
- Jitendra MishraProducer
- Archit D RastogiEditor
- Sikander AhmedProduction Design
- Anuj TyagiCo-Director
Jay ShettyCo-Producer- Tusharr KhannaAssistant Director Trainee
- Priyabrata PanigrahiMusic
- Subhransu DasCinematography
- Ravi Shankar KaushikAssistant Director
- Jheel ModiAssistant Director
- Neeraj TiwariAssistant Director
- Pragyan GogoiSound Editor
- Chakir HussainSound Designer
About The Last Color
What is The Last Color about?
The film is the screen adaptation of Chef Vikas Khanna's novel The Last Color, which follows the friendship between a young tight-rope walker and a widow named Noor in Banaras. The duo yearns to play with colors on the occasion of Holi, but Noor and the other widows are held back by tradition.
When was The Last Color released?
The Last Color was released on January 4, 2019.
Where can I watch The Last Color?
The Last Color is streaming on DocAlliance Films in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies, YouTube and DocAlliance Films. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is The Last Color?
The Last Color runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed The Last Color?
The Last Color was directed by Vikas Khanna.
Who is in the cast of The Last Color?
The cast of The Last Color includes Neena Gupta (Noor), Aqsa Siddique (Chhoti), Rajeswar Khanna (Chintu), Aslam Shekh (Raja) and Neha Garg (Rekha Saxena).
Is The Last Color on Netflix?
No, The Last Color is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on DocAlliance Films instead.