Dr.Mohan Agashe releases ‘Cinema Diary’ in Pune
Dr.Mohan Agashe along with Padmakar Pathak from Satara, Satish Jakatdar, Shubha Ternikar, Abhiram Bhadkamkar & cine Journalist Dilip Thakur had assembled at the National Film Archives, Pune yesterday evening. And the occasion was the release of publication ‘Cinema Diary‘, a collection presented by Padmakar Pathak from Satara. After this ceremony, ‘Cinema Cinema‘ film was shown to the invitees.
This publication which contains 392 pages has detail information about the birth dates and other memorable days of artistes, producers, directors, lyricists, music directors from Hindi and Marathi film industry. Details about the censorship dates of the old films, rare photographs from the old films and other information on films is part of this diary. Those interested in knowing more about the film industry and those in publicity and marketing of films, will find this publication interesting.
AAMHI ASU LADAKE REVIEW
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Movie : Aamhi Asu Ladake Year: 2006 Producer: Abhiram Bhadkamkar Director: Abhiram Bhadkamkar Music: Ajay-Atul Cast: Subodh Bhave, Dilip Pravalakar |
Aamhi Asu Ladke” (WE – THE LOVED ONES) directed, produced, and screenplay by Abhiram Bhadkamkar drives its inspiration from “Reason and Life.” In this film the chasm between the capabilities of young men and women, and the expectations of their parents is explored. The film is based on mentally retarded children. Mr. Bhandamkar said that he started writing and in a flow of consciousness the story emerged. The story is also based on his own experiences and the character Abhijeet is a reflection of Abhiram himself. He chose the film method of expression rather than writing because the impact of the movies is much more potent.
