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Yeda

 Yeda
Studio/presenter: Maitra Entertainment
Release Year: 2013 (19th April)
Genres: Thriller
Rating: na
Censor: U/A
Duration: 120 mins
Producer: Satish More, Sneha Tambe, Girish Salvi, Laxman Salunkhe, Aditya Sharma
Exe-Producer: Pawan Vaidya
Co-Producer: na
Director: Kishor Pandurang Belekar
Writer: Kishor Pandurang Belekar
ScreenPlay: Kishor Pandurang Belekar
Dialogues: Girish Salwi
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Producer: Satish More, Sneha Tambe, Girish Salvi, Laxman Salunkhe, Aditya Sharma
Exe-Producer: Pawan Vaidya
Co-Producer: na
Director: Kishor Pandurang Belekar
Writer: Kishor Pandurang Belekar
ScreenPlay: Kishor Pandurang Belekar
Dialogues: Girish Salwi
Lyrics:
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Music:
Santosh Mulekar
Singers:
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Cinematography:
 Raees Ansari
Art:
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Make Up:
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Costumes:
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Sound:
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Editor:
Kishor Pandurang Belekar
Cast:
Ashutosh Rana, Reema Lagoo, Kishori Shahane, Satish Pulekar, Aniket Vishwasrao

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Fight of a common man against Violent ‘Yeda’

Yeda
Rating: ★★★
Banner: Maitra Entertainment
Producer: Satish More, Sneha Tambe, Girish Salvi, Laxman Salunkhe, Aditya Sharma
Director: Kishor Pandurang Belekar
Story – Screenplay: Kishor Pandurang Belekar
Dialogues: Girish Salwi
Cinematography: Raees Ansari
Cast: Ashutosh Rana, Reema Lagoo, Kishori Shahane, Satish Pulekar, Aniket Vishwasrao
Movie Review by: Ulhas Shirke

Director kishore Pandurang Belekar known for his debut Marathi horror film ‘Sa Sasucha’ and Asutosh Rana better known for his portrayal of dangerous characters in films like ‘Dushman’ and ‘Sanghrash’ have come together to offer new Marathi film ‘Yeda’, which is also debut film of Ashutosh Rana in Marathi. Therefore, this film had a special significance, knowing the capacity of these two people in their respective departments i.e. direction and acting. Moreover, the film having received ‘A’ certification of Censors, it was certainly expected to be horror filled film.

Set on the backdrop of a small town off Mumbai, the story of the film revolves around a psychic character of Appa Kulkarni ( Ashutosh Rana) who tortures his wife Savitri ( Kishori Shahane Vij) and wants his only young son Unmesh ( Aniket Vishwasrao), who is a Site Engineer, to marry a girl from wealthy family, so that he could recover all the expenses, he spent on his education. But, Unmesh who is in love with Pradnya( Pradnya Shastri) the only daughter of a postmaster from local Post office Mr. Vasant Narvekar( Satish Pulekar).

Knowing the dangerous nature of her husband, Savitri encourages her son to flee with Pradnya, suggesting him to take up another job at a new place. Pradnya gives a shock to her parents, as she flees with Unmesh, without taking them into confidence. Her mother Sadhana ( Reema Lagoo) feels more hurt. But, the psychic father of Unmesh doesn’t take this shock lightly. When Unmesh returns with his wife to seek the blessings of his kind hearted mother; Appa is almost on the verge of killing his own wife; who suggests her son to run away . Both manage to escape, as Appa follows them.

Ashutosh Rana

Appa is now after the blood of his own son and his daughter in law who is now pregnant. Violent Appa succeeds in his series of killings, targeting whoever comes in the way. Helpless Pradnya returns to her parents in that condition and finally delivers a baby boy; but breathes her last during delivery. The child is now in the custody of Vasant and Sadhana Narvekar; who are threatened by Appa to hand over the child. The entire post interval session is filled with mystery, as to what would be the next step of Appa and how Vasant Narvekar would face him. After face to face battle, Vasant escapes from the clutches of violent Appa in the climax, due to intervention of Police brought by his wife.

While he is overpowered by Police team, he warns Vasant that he would return soon to take back the child. And courageous Vasant dares to answer him back, stating that between him and his grandson, he would stand like a wall, to accept his challenge. In the climax scene, Vasant could have finished Appa in self defence; but it seems that the director had a sequel of this film in mind. The film which had held its grip over the screenplay for 130 minutes , therefore failed to satisfy the audience in the climax with an expected revenge, which was perhaps differed till part 2 of ‘Yeda’, as indicated through the concluding dialogue.

Technically, ‘Yeda’ is a well presented film by director Kishore Belekar , with good effective sound recording by Sanil P.K. and good support of location sound coming from Anil Nikam. Photography by Raees Ansari is very apt to the screenplay of this film. In the lead role Ashutosh Rana has really worked hard to present his dangerous character. He has received good support from versatile senior artistes like Satish Pulekatr, kishori Shahane and Reema Lagoo, who have performed equally well. In fact, it is a common man’s (Vasant Narvekar’s) courageous fight against violent ‘Yeda’ (Appa).

The young performers Aniket and Pradnya do not find much scope in this film; but, they have played their roles satisfactorily. Barring the violence part and not so convincing climax, ‘Yeda’ is otherwise a good creation.

First look of ‘Yeda’ revealed

Ashutosh Rana

He made is debut as a director through a mystery filled Marathi film ‘Sa Sasucha’ two years ago. Now, Kishore Pandurang Belekar is all set to release his second film ‘Yeda’ on the auspicious Ram Navami day i.e. 19th April 2013. On Wednesday evening he revealed the first look of this film to the Press representatives in presence of the artistes of this film. The highlight of this film is that Bollywood actor Ashutosh Rana, known for his portrayal of dangerous characters in films like ‘Dushman’ and ‘Sanghrash’, is playing an eccentric central character of Appa Kulkarni in this film.Ashutosh Rana

Veteran Marathi actor Satish  Pulekar, who plays an important character in this film, was all praise for Ashutosh Rana, not only for his performance but for his sincerity in dubbing his own dialogues in Marathi. “In fact, he made it clear at the time of accepting this role that he would dub his own dialogues in Marathi. And he has really worked hard on his dialogue delivery with the help of the director and dialogue writer and one of the producers- Girish Salvi,” he said.

However, when Ashutosh spoke on this occasion; he preferred to speak in Hindi. He thanked the entire team for their excellent team work and thanked Kishore Belekar for considering him for the role. Others who spoke on the occasion were Aniket Vishwasrao,Pradnya Shastri and one of the producers- Satish More. Actress Kishore Shahane arrived almost at the end of the press conference; as she was held up in the heavy traffic jam in Mumbai, due to pipeline burst in Bandra.
The film’s first look clearly indicates that Ashutosh Rana is now all set to send chill down the spines of Marathi audience, with his terrifying psychic character of Appa Kulkarni. It has however received ‘A’ certification from Censors. The film’s release however coincides with release of other 2-3 Marathi films like ‘Prem Mhanje Prem Mhanje Prem Asata’ and ‘Touring Talkies’.

When asked to comment on this issue, Mr. Belekar said that his production was the first to book the date, six months ago; but, Yeda Marathi Film
others also booked for the same day later. “We were the first to issue advertisement in newspapers, about our release date, much in advance. There is some significance behind releasing this film on this auspicious day. Therefore, we even spoke to other producers, to avoid clashing of dates and availability of sufficient theatres. But, it didn’t work. In fact, there are two Fridays during the following month, when there are no Marathi Movies being released,” he concluded.

By the way, Kishore Belekar has received good response from Inox Multiplex and the film will be released at all Inox theatres, besides other theatres. Moreover, the first look of the film will be shown along with Bollywood film ‘Himmatwala’ at these theatres.