Everest Entertainment which is known for offering some hit Marathi films like ‘Mee Shivajiraje Bhosle Boltoy‘, ‘Shikshanachya Aaicha Gho‘, ‘Hapus‘, ‘ Ideachi Kalpana‘, ‘Tukaram‘, ‘Aajcha Divas Majha‘, ‘Happy Journey‘, ‘Coffee Aani Barach Kaahi‘, ‘Time Please‘ , ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai-2‘ is now getting ready to release their next Marathi film ‘BaapJanma‘, which is set for release on 15^th September 2017 all across the state. The official announcement to this effect was made by Sanjay Chhabria of Everest Entertainment, Sumatilal Shah and Sixteen By Sixty Four Productions.

The young and talented Director Nipun Dharmadhikari , who founded Natak Company in 2009 to stage and produce Marathi plays, is also known for reviving century-old musical dramas & also five-act plays which are performed through the night in Shakespearean tradition. Known as a futuristic director of plays which are ahead of their times, Nipun Dharmadhikari has also earned kudos as an actor and writer of Marathi films including ‘Nautanki Saala!‘ (2013) and ‘Harishchandrachi Factory‘ (2009).

Now, the title of his new film ‘BaapJanma‘ is a term which is often used by Marathi folks, has already aroused curiosity.

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They were a team of crazy yet lovable people that helped in winning over patrons and eventually money. Together, not only did they deliver the first Indian film, but they had ensured it to become the first super hit film too! In 1914, Phalke refused offer from his english friends to make film in London. His reason for the refusal was – “I must keep making film in India, so that it gets established as an industry at home.” The rest is History

Awards: Pune International Film Festival 2009- Best Director

V. Shantaram Award 2009-
Best Costume

Balasaheb Sarpotdar Award 2009
-Best Film

Signs 2009 – Late Jahn Abraham National Award, Kerala
-Best Film

Chalachita Film Society’s G. Arawindan National Award, Kerala-Best Debutant Filmmaker

Gollapudi Srinivas National Award, Chennai-Best Debutant Filmmaker
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The 8th Third Eye Asian Film festival was inaugurated on Friday 4th December 2009 at 8 pm, when the Chief Guest Ms. Vijaya Mehta lighted the lamp and declared the festival open. In her short speech the former theatre personality and director narrated the excitement during their good old days, to watch foreign films at such festivals, whenever held in Mumbai. She was more keen on watching the opening film ‘Harishchandrachi factory’ which was to be screened after the inaugural function.

Also present on the occasion were Mr. Kiran Shantaram, Chairman of the Asian film Festival, Mr. Sudhir Nandgaonkar, Creative Director of the Third Eye Asian Festival, Mr. K.J. Verma, Regional Manager of State Bank of India( The sponsors) and Mr. Paresh Mokashi, Director of the film ‘Harischandrachi Factory’. During the ceremony, the organizers welcomed all the Jury members coming from different countries like Poland, Iran, Sri Lanka, Turkey and Japan. Mr. Nandgaonkar briefed the delegates about various categories under which the films were classified. The Festival will also screen short films from different countries. The Third Eye festival will focus on Egypt, as there will be seven films from this country. Films will be screened at Plaza Cinema, Chavan Centre and Rangswar till 10th of December 2009. Registration of delegates is in full swing and the schedule is available on their site also

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