pam chopra will attend an event dedicated the work and life of her late husband and veteran hindi filmmaker yash chopra at the 16th annual tongues on fire london asian film festival to be held june 7 remembering yash chopra will see pam in conversation with rachel dwyer professor of indian cultures and cinema at londons school of oriental and african studies soas and an authority on the work of yash chopra having penned a biography on the filmmaker said a statementread rani mukerjis mum looks out for pamela chopra veteran actor anupam kher who appeared in several yash chopra productions like darr dilwale dulhania le jayenge mohabbatein and lamhe will also make a special appearance during the event to be held at the british academy of film and television arts in london the evening promises insight into his cinema and his family writing soon after the directors passing dwyer said the work of yash chopra is one of the glories of indian film his career bridging the hindi cinema of the 1950s and the globalising india of today nothing made him happier than making films then having his family and friends around him for a great meal family films and food his wife pamela was the centre of his world and his strength pams teteatete with dwyer will be preceded by a documentary short film written and directed by awardwinning delhibased documentary filmmaker vinky singh titled the master stroke singhs film delves into the legendary filmmakers use of the navarasa the nine essential emotional themes that are the fundamental building blocks of indian art in the unforgettable and timeless music that became the cornerstone of his films the evening will also see another documentary charting yash chopras career in bollywood and a performance by pam the late yash chopra is regarded as the king of romance in indian cinema who presented the notion of falling in love with a sense of aspiration escapism and adventure his love for britain is evident in his iconic films like lamhe and jab tak hai jaan as he leaves behind a unique legacy of visual aesthetics that continue to inspire a new generation of filmmakers pushpinder chowdhry organiser of the london asian film festival said in a statementwatch pam chopra plans grand premiere for jab tak hai jaan