Priyanka Chopra has showcased her first northeastern film "Pahuna: The Little Visitors" made under her production Purple Pebble Pictures at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). PeeCee is overwhelmed by the response of the audience says this was the reason she wanted to be a filmmaker. 

Priyanka on Friday shared a video and wrote: "Never be ok with hearing the word no...because there will always be someone who will say "yes." I'm very proud of my first time 'female' director Paakhi A. Tyrewala for having the courage to not give up, when people didn't believe this film could be made."

She also added: "Bravo for wanting to tell a beautiful story that may not be what people consider mainstream... but today had a world premiere on an international platform at TIFF, with an applause that resonated for a very long time." 

PeeCee also said, "Thank you Cameron Bailey for the opportunity to share this small film and a big message with a world audience...one about children's rights, the refugee crisis, religious conversion and the affect of adult decisions on kids from the perspective of our protagonists, who are to young kids from a small village in Sikkim. My heart swells at the thought of people standing up and applauding our effort. This is the reason I wanted to be a filmmaker. Major feels."

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