Vadodara Central Jail Hosts Special Screening of Gujarati Film Lalo for 1,700 Inmates
November 27, 2025
Vadodara: In a unique initiative aimed at promoting positive engagement and mental well-being among inmates, Vadodara Central Jail on Wednesday evening organized a special screening of the Gujarati hit film Lalo for nearly 1,700 prisoners. The screening was held in the open ground near the main tower of the jail, where inmates gathered to enjoy the film in a relaxed, outdoor setting.
The event was arranged with the cooperation of Vadodara MP Dr. Hemang Joshi and coordinated by Jail Superintendent Usha Rada and Deputy Superintendent Mukesh Chaudhary. The film’s lead actors were also present during the screening, interacting with inmates and boosting their morale.
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The Gujarati film industry, popularly known as Dhollywood, has seen a major success after a long time with Lalo, a film based on the principle of karma. Bringing the movie to the prison was part of the jail administration’s ongoing efforts to provide creative, motivational and stress-relieving activities for inmates.
Vadodara Central Jail houses around 1,700 prisoners across 12 yards, divided into different barracks as per regulations. Officials said such initiatives help reduce mental stress and encourage positive thinking among inmates.
The special screening on 26 November 2025 was widely appreciated by the prisoners, many of whom welcomed the rare opportunity to watch a film in the presence of its cast. DeshGujarat
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