Young Catholics on Fire for The Chosen: Last Supper, Releasing April 17 – A Must-Watch!

India, April 12, 2025: It’s official — The Chosen: Last Supper will be released on April 17, and young Catholics across India are buzzing with excitement. For many, this highly anticipated film is more than a historical drama — it’s a powerful, personal encounter with Christ, bringing the Gospels to life like never before.

Sharon from Hyderabad: "A Journey from Tears to Joy"

“The Chosen left me utterly moved. I wept during the very first episode, watching Mary Magdalene’s transformation. From that moment on, it has been a journey filled with joy,” says Sharon. “This series unveils the Gospels not just as sacred text, but as a profound story of love and humanity. It gently reminds us that our deepest frailty is met and healed by His divine touch.”

Justin from Delhi: "It Makes Scripture Breathe"

“It makes Scripture breathe,” shares Justin. “You’re not just watching events — you’re stepping into hearts. Their struggles, their questions, their growth... The divine becomes deeply human. It magically feels both ancient and incredibly present at once.”

Eliza from Bangalore: "Relatable, Raw, and Radiantly Honest"

“It’s real, raw, and full of hope,” says Eliza. “The disciples have doubts, quirks, and humour. You see your own brokenness in them — and you realise, God never gives up on anyone.”

She adds, “Jonathan Roumie’s Jesus is warm, kind, and fully present — just how we imagine Christ would be. His interactions with Mary Magdalene, Matthew, and the leper fill you with hope. This series doesn’t sugar-coat faith. It shows the wrestle, the mess, the grace. And that honesty helps you understand God’s heart in a deeper way.”

The Heart of The Chosen — And Why This Film Hits Different

What makes The Chosen so popular among young people isn’t just its cinematic quality — it’s the way it brings faith to life. It speaks the language of emotion, doubt, humour, and real connection. It doesn’t preach at you — it walks with you.

Youngsters today are seeking authenticity, for stories that don’t shy away from the messiness of life. The Chosen delivers that, showing that holiness isn’t about perfection but about a relationship — with all its ups and downs.

The Chosen: Last Supper is releasing on April 17, 2025, in theatres across Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Mumbai.

Register now to be notified when ticket sales go live:

https://intl.thechosenlastsupper.com/tickets/

By Catholic Connect Reporter