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Taryanche Bait

 Taryanche Bait
Studio/presenter: Alt Entertainment
Release Year: 2011
Genres: Drama
Rating: na
Censor: U/A
Duration: 120 mins
Producer: Friday Filmworks, Shobha Kapur, Ekta Kapoor, Sheetal Bhatiya
Exe-Producer: na
Co-Producer: Punit Keerna, Tanuj Garg, Nitin Chandrachud
Director: Kiran Yagnopavit
Creative Director: na
Writer: Saurabh Bhave
ScreenPlay: Saurabh Bhave, Shailesh Dupare, Kiran Yagnopavit
Dialogues: Saurabh Bhave, Kiran Yagnopavit
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Producer: Friday Filmworks, Shobha Kapur, Ekta Kapoor, Sheetal Bhatiya
Exe-Producer: na
Co-Producer: Punit Keerna, Tanuj Garg, Nitin Chandrachud
Director: Kiran Yagnopavit
Creative Director: na
Writer: Saurabh Bhave
ScreenPlay: Saurabh Bhave, Shailesh Dupare, Kiran Yagnopavit
Dialogues: Saurabh Bhave, Kiran Yagnopavit
Lyrics: Ratnakar Matkari, Vijay Taapas
Music: Nandu Ghanekar
Background Score: Narendra Bhide
Cinematography: Sudhir Palsane
Art: Ravi Joshi
Editor: Shreenarayansing
Sound: Anmol Bhave
Cast: Sachin Khedekar, Ashwini Giri, Shubhangi Joshi, Milind Pathak, Sunil Deo, Vinay Apte, Jaywant Wadkar, Ketan Pawar, Rajesh More, Ishan, Kishore Kadam

 A simple, self-sufficient Maharashtrian family leads a frugal but comfortable life in a village, away from the bustling metropolis of Mumbai. Shree, the father of the family, travels to Mumbai frequently on work. On the such journey, he decides to surprise his family by taking them along. Om, the more impressionable of the two children, is enthralled at the prospect of visiting Mumbai. The imminent trip is all he can think of. He imagines that everything will be bigger, better and fantastical in Mumbai.But on the trip, Om faces the harsh reality of them being poor, village folk. The family end up staying in a filthy, decrepit guest room. Om spots the plush imperials Hotel, every bit as magnificent as the Palace his grandmother described in her bedtime fables. Dazzled by the sight, he insists on visiting a staying at the hotel. Unable to placate the son, the father wagers a night;s stay at the hotel if the son can stand first in his school exams.Om believes his father, and upon returning to their village, he burns the midnight oil. Shree is truly worried. He will have to come up with a suitable excuse to not upset his child. On hearing how much it cost to stay in a five star hotel. he is in a quandary over making that sort of money but all his cash-generating plans seem to backfire!The father-son duo’s attempts to win the bet and the extent to which they are pushed by harsh realities, makes for the funny and emotional journey of this bitter-sweet tale.

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‘Taryanche Bait’ – reminds about values

Taryanche Bait Marathi Movie
Rating: na
Company: Alt Entertainment
Producers: Friday Filmworks, Shobha Kapur, Ekta Kapoor, Sheetal Bhatiya
Director: Kiran Yadnyopavit
Story : Saurabh Bhave
Camera: Sudhir Palsane
Music: Nandu Ghanekar
Cast: Sachin Khedekar, Ashwini Giri, Ishaan Tambe, Asmita Joglekar, Kishore Kadam, Vinay Apte, Shubhangi Joshi, Sahashank Shende
Movie Review by: Ulhas Shirke

Ancient Greek Philosopher-Socrates said “Contentment is natural wealth, luxury is artificial poverty.” Based on this philosophy, Ektaa Kapoor and Shobha Kapoor’s first Marathi film ‘Taryanche Bait’ touches upon one such sensitive issue of Globalisation and its impact on a simple but happy family living in a small village in Konkan, the coastal part of Maharashtra. Every individual has his own dreams and should be content with whatever comes to his share. At the same time, he has his own limitations, when it comes to giving promises to others; as fulfillment of the same should not become a burden on him.

Time has changed but not the family values and relationships. ‘Taryanche Bait’ penned by Saurabh Bhave of FTII, is a simple tale, yet something special to which every person would relate. And, that’s the reason director Kiran Yadnyopavit and Creative director Neeraj Pande( ‘A Wednesday’ fame) worked hard on the screenplay of this film, to give a sensible message to the society. And that is what Social activist Mr. Anna Hazare through his recent movement has suggested to the society.

The film does have a tongue-in-cheek humour, while projecting the harsh realities of life. Today, it is the new generation, which is quite frank about everything. They are bold and clear about their demands. When it comes to preparing for the exams the parents are promising big things, so that their child does it with the temptation of being suitably rewarded. But, many a times, the promise made by parents to their children is beyond their capacity to fulfill, when the time comes. And that may lead to corruption. It is this simple tale of father and son that we witness in ‘Taryanche Bait’.

Sachin Khedekar, Taryanche Bait
Sachin Khedekar, who is a gram panchayat clerk and head of the family, lives happily with his mother, wife and two children in a village in Konkan. On one such occasion, while he is required to go for his office work on a weekend, he takes his family along with him to Mumbai, where his 10 year old son Omkar is lured by city life. He insists on visiting a five-star hotel, but the father refuses; as he cannot afford it. Unable to pacify his son, the father promises a night’s stay at the same hotel, if the son stood first in his school exams. Thereafter begins their effort to win the bet, forcing both of them to face some harsh realities in the bargain.

Simultaneously, the director portrays the other three characters played by Shubhangi
Joshi, Ashwini Giri and Asmita Joglekar in the roles of Mother, wife and daughter- Meera , in such a way that it goes on to show the existing culture of the region, where a female plays a very important role in the right upbringing of a child. In one particular scene, the wife dares to slap her son on making unnecessary demands and even questions her husband about the income from unethical practices. “It is the hard earned money that is sufficient for happy living,” she suggests. And therefore, whatever earned through immoral means, goes into the drains in the form of sickness of family members or through other ways. This is clearly suggestive through two important scenes in the film.
Very cleverly, the director has concluded the film’s tale, when the father and son duo almost make up their mind to visit Mumbai and land at the glittering island to fulfill their objective. The climax has been shot well, keeping the audience engaged. The film makes a good impact for the manner in which the emotional part has been mixed so well throughout, with light humour. ‘Taryanche Bait’ has therefore not only succeeded in passing a social message at the most appropriate time, through its sensible content but has also managed to entertain the film lovers. It also reminds one and all of the famous proverb, ‘‘As you sow, so shall you reap,” and also suggests that Time has changed but not the family values and relationships.

Sachin Khedekar, playing the father’s role, is simply superb displaying his natural acting skills with ease. Ashwini Giri has supported well in the role of his wife. Her real test comes when she reacts after seeing the boat missing from their compound. Shubhangi Joshi and Asmita Joglekar, as Sachin’s mother and daughter are also good. But, it is the son played by Ishaan Tambe, is highly impressive. Kishore kadam in the role of an Insurance agent in the village and Vinay Apte as the stock broker, look very realistic and so does Sahashank Shende in the role of a moneylender. There isn’t much scope for music in this film, but the short songs and the background music suit well to the village location. Photography by Sudhir Palsane is superb, both during the day and night. ‘Taryanche Bait’ is a well presented film.

Thanks to Kiran Yadnyopavit, Neeraj Pande and Ektaa kapoor for such a wonderful offering.

Ishaan Tambe

Ishaan Tambe, Actor

When you will see Ektaa Kapoor’s first Marathi film ‘TaryIshaan Tambeanche Bait’ you will notice a small boy playing the role of Sachin Khedekar’s son. Actually , the film centres around this important character of Omkaar , played by little Ishaan Tambe . Ishaan who lives in Parel, Mumbai, is studying in Balmohan Vidyamandir,Dadar, which is the new hub of budding child artistes. Obviously, he has been trained in the acting workshop of Ms. Vidya Patwardhan and Ishaan is proud to mention his mentor’s name to one and all.

“It is because of her recommendation that I was selected for this role of Omkar in ‘Taryanche Bait’ and I really enjoyed playing the son of an actor like Sachin Khedekar Sir, as I was always his great fan. I am grateful to Vidya Madam.” he says proudly. Ishaan was also all praise for the director Kiran Yadnyopavit and actor Sachin Khedekar , who made him feel comfortable during the shooting. “It was more of a fun than shooting, as all of us behaved like real family members.” he adds.

It was surprising to learn from him that he had not met his producer Ektaa Kapoor till the time of the press show of this film, but expressed his desire to meet her soon. Slightly shy but talented Ishaan grabbed the attention of many guests in the huge lobby of Cinemax theatre after the press show of this film. Prior to his debut in this film, Ishaan played the little Dinu in the popular TV serial ‘Asambhav’ and also played a role in another popular serial ‘Shubham Karoti’. Watching his natural performance in ‘Taryanche Bait’, it becomes evident that he has a bright future.

Chit Chat – Asmita Joglekar, Child Artist

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Child star Asmita Joglekar was in seventh heaven, when she faced the press in the company of big stars like Jitendra, Ekta Kapoor, Sachin Khedekar, Niraj Pande and others during the Press conference of Ektaa Kapoor’s first Marathi film ‘Taryanche Bait‘. This school kid from Pune’s Sinhagad Spring Dale Public School, was a bit nervous in the presence of her first public appearance, but watching her scenes in the film’s clippings shown on that day, it indicated that she was a talented girl.

Asmita plays the role of Meera, who is the daughter of Shree played by Sachin Khedekar in this film. Her mother’s role is played by Ashwini Giri, while her brother is played by Ishaan Tambe in this film. Asmita was very eager to meet Ektaa Kapoor on this day, as she had not
met her before. The film’s director Mr. Kiran Yadnyopavit was all praise for this Pune girl, for her performance. Asmita recollected all her happy memories during the shooting period. “I attended the shooting during vacation and we all had a great fun while shooting an actual village location and I only wish that we go back to the same place again,” she said. MarathiMovieWorld also captured a video of chit chat with Asmita on this occasion, to boost the morale of this child star, who was sitting quietly in one corner.

by Ulhas Shirke © MMW

Taryanche Bait’ to release on 14th April

Sachin khedeka

Ektaa Kapoor’s first Marathi film ‘Taryanche Bait’ is all set to release on 14th April 2011. Spokesperson of Alt Entertainment made this announcement in the Press conference held at Balaji House in Mumbai. Clippings from the film were also shown on the occasion, in the presence of director of the film Kiran Yadnopavit and lead actor Sachin Khedekar.

= The film talks about a simple self sufficient family from a village who have limited dreams. But, when the father promises something to his 10 year old son, on his getting first rank in the class; he is required to keep his promise. Based on this theme, director Kiran Yadnopavit has given the story the required cinematic touch to make it more interesting to the universal audience.

If person like Ektaa Kapoor has chosen this topic as her launching pad into Marathi films, it has certainly generated more interest. Above all, the film has a perfect lead man like Sachin Khedekar to open their innings in Marathi film industry.”It is a sensitive story with a touch of humor.” said the director, while speaking to Marathimovieworld. The star cast of the film comprises of Sachin Khedekar, Ashwini Giri, Shubhangi Joshi, Milind Pathak, Sunil Deo, Vinay Apte, Jaywant Wadkar, Ketan Pawar, Rajesh More, Ishan Tambe, Asmita Joglekar & Kishore Kadam. Story by Saurabh Bhave and Camera by Sudhir Palsane are other credits.