Movie: Khara Saangu Khota Khota (खरं सांगू खोटं खोटं…)
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Genre: Comedy
Release Year: 2013
Company / Presenter: Saraav Production, Abhiruchi Films
Producer: Sanjeev Naik
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Director: Sanjeev Naik
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Assistant Director:: Nilesh N. Dicholkar, Mahabaleshwar Narvekar
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Writer: Ramchandra Sadekar
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Lyricist: Aarati Desai
Music Director: Shreerang Aras
Playback Singers: Awadhoot Gupte, Vaishali Samant, Vaishali Made, Swapnil Bandodkar, Shivprasad Mallya
Sound Designer: Suresh Paswan
Choreography: Domnic alvaris, Shailendra Koli
Cinematography ( DOP ): Manjunath Nayka
Art: Tejaswini Arts
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Public Relation Officer: Ganesh Gargote
Editor: Sanjeev Naik, Umesh Rane
Cast: Ashok Saraf, Sayaji Shinde, Nirmiti Sawant, Analesh Desai, Trishala
Synopsis: ‘Khara Sangu Khota Khota’ is set on the backdrop of a village- Dhandalgaon, which has witnessed traditional rivalry between two neighbours. Dhandle Patil ( Sayaji Shinde) and Dhandalkar ( Ashok Saraf) are involved in all such acts, to show their supremacy in the village. The enmity between these two has reached such a stage that it has become a pass time of the villagers. Their Children Analesh Desai and Trishala share the same equation as their fathers between them, but one of them falls in love with the other and there is laughter , romance and fight

Nirmiti Sawant is a late entrant in the village and all these characters start tickling your ribs right from the 1st minute and will have that effect every time you think of it.
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At a time, when we are finding innovative themes taken up by Marathi films; Some of our Marathi film makers seem to be still believing in the traditional track of comedy, to play safe. They don’t dare to attempt something out of the box. Latest Marathi film ‘Khara Saangu Khota khota’ falls into this category. So, we have a young boy and a young girl Dushyant and Yashashree from the same village; and studying in the same college in a town. To present this traditional love story, it is needless to say that their parents are traditional political rivals, living in the neighborhood and always trying to prove their supremacy over each other, during every important event in the village.

Dushyant and Yashashree come closer during their journey back home, with a halt at Nani Saranjame’s house; when they find their accommodation by posing themselves as married couple. Actual fun begins, when they return home . Director Sanjeev Naik has chosen this humour filled plot, based on Ramchandra Sadekar’s novel ‘Tuza Majha Zamena’ to find suitable artistes to play the important characters in this film. So, besides presenting the new pair of dashing Analesh Desai and Pretty Trishala Shah in this musical entertainer, he has opted for versatile artistes like Ashok Saraf and Sayaji Shinde to play the traditional rivals- Dhadalgaonkar & Dhandle Patil respectively. To add further flavour of comedy, he has rightly chosen Nirmiti Sawant to play the commanding role of Nani Saranjame, a spinster, who runs a match making enterprise.

The sole purpose of this film has been to offer non stop entertainment, with the limited characters, providing good support with their performances. The film has good music as its plus point, for which Shrirang Aras deserves a pat. One more plus point is good photography bt Manjunath B Nayaka, who has captured some songs at outdoor locations and the fun filled climax scene very well.

All the three senior artistes, who are well versed with comedy, have tried their best to generate instant humour with their perfect understanding, during all those scenes of confrontation in the screenplay. But, still they had to satisfy themselves, with the space extended to their characters. The chemistry of new pair of Analesh and Trishala has worked well, considering the comedy setting of the film. There are no scenes to really exploit their acting talents. Hemangi Velankar and Deepjyoti offer good support; but the other few character artistes in the film, fail to impress. They look very artificial. Even the tourist bus scene looks very outdated. The director should have tried something new, to bring the young couple together.

The screenplay of ‘Khara Saangu Khota khota’ could have been more interesting, had there been more interesting happenings, like the one noticed in the climax. It is a simple plot, to generate humour, without any vulgarity noticed. The pace of the film is also properly maintained by editing experts. Songs and music are timed well, in the screenplay. But, still you feel that there should have been more fun, in the company of the three veteran artistes. And hence, ‘Khara Saangu Khota khota’ has turned out to be just a customary musical entertainer for the entire family.

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Two great actors from Marathi film industry Ashok Saraf and Sayaji Shinde are all set to confront each other from 20th December 2013, through new Marathi film ‘Khara Sangoo Khota Khota’. Needless to say that it will be a non stop comedy film, in the company of Marathi’s Queen of Comedy Nirmiti Sawant. In this film, both Ashok Saraf and Sayaji Shinde are playing traditional rivals Dhandalgaonkar and DhandlePatil resp, living in the neighbourhood in the same village. Always wanting to prove their supremacy in the village, both of them are in for a surprise; when they come to know that their grown up children, studying in the same college of the nearest city, fall in love with each other.

To add further twist to their love story, in comes a spinster matchmaker Nani Saranjame,to add more flavour to this fun filled recipe cooked by the youngsters Dushyant and Yashashree, played by Analesh Desai and Trishala Shah. Based on the novel ‘Tujha majha Zamena’ written by Ramchandra Sadekar, the film is directed by Sanjeev Naik. The film is a musical action comedy, with four melody filled songs penned by Aarti Desai and composed by evergreen Shrirang Aras.

The film’s beautiful locations at Mumbai, Wai, Satara, Mahabaleshwar and Konkan have been captured by cinematographer Manjunath B Nayaka, with perfect editing by Sanjeev Nayaka and Umesh Rane. Hemangi Velankar and Deepjyoti naik play supporting roles in this film, which is produced by Sarav Films and presented by Abhiruchi Films.

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At 66, he is fit enough to work with the same enthusiasm, as he did in 70s, when he made his debut in Marathi films. He has a terrific sense of timing, when he performs comedy scenes with his co stars. No wonder, his pairing with late Laxmikant Berde turned out to be a hit. He must have done maximum Marathi films with Laxmikant Berde in 80s. But, no one can forget his cunning havaldar in Dada Kondke’s 1975 film ‘Pandu hawaldar’ and a ‘Munimji’ in Rakesh Roshan’s film ‘Karan Arjun’ in 1995. During the past 40 years, he has played a variety of roles in Marathi and Hindi films .But, he was more known for his comedy.

Recently, we watched him play an important role of a sympathetic Police Hawaldar in a hit Hindi film ‘Singham’ and we came to know about his versatility in changing from comedy to serious scenes. Not many Marathi film makers have used his skills in emotion filled roles. Very recently, we saw him play a very good emotion filled lead role in a Marathi film ‘Gol Gol Dabyatla’. But, unfortunately, this sensible film did not do good business.
After a long time, we saw him back to Marathi stage and also in Marathi serials through ‘Nana O Nana’. But, how can we forget his past performances on stage and TV ? ‘Prema Tujha Rang kasa’, ‘Manomilan’ on stage and ‘Hum Panch'(Hindi) on television, found him in his best. In the recent past, he returned to his comedy roles, through ‘Ideachi Kalpana’ in the company of Sachin Pilgaonkar and Mahesh Kothare. And, he stole the show in the role of a shrewd advocate. Even ‘Ek Daav Dhobhi Pachad’, became a hit, only because of his presence in the film.

For the past 28 years, he has been performing range of character roles in Hindi films; be it a crooked lawyer in ‘Pratighat’, kasturi in ‘Bade Ghar Ki Beti’, VCR in ‘Benam Badshah’, Gangaram Lalwani in ‘Naseebwala’, Dhaniram in ‘Aa Gale lag Ja’, Pyare Mohan in ‘Bal Bramhachar’, Mr. Patel in ‘Kya Dil Ne Kaha’ or head Constable Savalkar in ‘Singham’, they were all prominent roles.

Next month, we will see him opposite another experienced Marathi actor Sayaji Shinde, who has been a popular villain in south films. In the film ‘Khara Saangu Khota Khota’ these two actors are playing traditional rivals from the same village, whose children are in love with each other.

Today, he is the most respected actor in Marathi Entertainment and there is lot to learn from him; when he is around. Recently, while attending a function of the first look of one of his recent films, he noticed silence among the media representatives; and spoke himself, to break the silence and create an instant laughter. For any actor, it is very important to communicate with the media; and Ashok Saraf possesses this skill. No wonder, he has been in this industry for little more than four decades. And, he is still ready to deliver, given any role suited to him.

by Ulhas Shirke © MMW | 02 November 2013, Saturday

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Popularly known with characters like Malvika, Tanya, Tinky, & Ragini, this 20 year old TV actress from Pune, is now making her debut through forthcoming Marathi film ‘Khara Saangu Khota Khota’, which is due for release on 20th December 2013. Trishala Shah is doing her graduation from Pune’s Symbiosis Institute and has been actively involved with Marathi stage, before entering television through Marathi and Hindi serials like ‘Hya Gojirvanya Gharat’ ( ETV), ‘Don Kinare Doghi Aapan’ (Star Pravah), ‘Main Laxmi Tere Aangan Ki’ (Life OK), & ‘Bandh Reshmache’ (Star Pravah). Marathi Movie World spoke to this talented young actress. Excerpts from an interview:

Q : Now that you will be making your debut in Marathi films, through ‘Khara Saangu Khota Khota’. Tell us about your role?
A: I’m playing a bubbly character of Yashashree, who is mod but still respects her culture & parents. She falls in love with Dushant, who is son of her father’s rival, in the neighbourhood.

Trishala Shah, ActressQ: In this film, you got an opportunity to perform in the company of senior actors like Ashok Saraf , Sayaji Shinde and Nirmiti Sawant . How was your experience ?
A: Very nice. In fact, I consider myself lucky that I had an opportunity to work with them. Initially, I was bit scared while facing Ashok Mama . But, everytime he developed my confidence giving few valuable tips. Nirmititai taught me become bolder in front of the camera and through Sayaji Sir, I learned to work hard.

Q: What do you have to say about your co-star in this film -Analesh?
A: Actually, Analesh in real life is a very quiet and simple. But, in this film, he plays the character of Dushyant, who is very naughty. It was very nice, working with him.

Q: What are the other projects you you are working on?
A: I can not disclose the title or much more about them; but, yes, right now I’m working in a Bollywood and one Tollywood film.

Q: Before ‘Khara Saangu Khota Khota’ you have done daily soaps, with all the roles somewhat similar to each other. And now, you are doing a totally different character. How was the change?
A: The serial characters are always typical; but this role in the film was completely different . I had to play a girl, who is modern, yet observing all traditional family values. I enjoyed playing this role, because, it was similar to my real life image.

Q: In which medium, you are more comfortable ?
A: Obviously, Films. It is more challenging to perform in this medium. .

Q: What type of films, you would prefer?
A: There is nothing like that. I would like to be part of different types of subjects, with variety of roles.

Q: Who is your favourite actress ?
A: Late Smita Patil. She is my idol. She has delivered great performances.

Q: Being a Gujarathi, how come you have command over Marathi language ?
A: I am originally from Pune. Since my childhood, I am speaking Marathi. Moreover, being part of Marathi stage, I worked hard on fluency of this language.

Q: Today, Marathi film actresses are becoming more bolder. If you are approached for a bolder role, would you accept it?
A: My first priority will be roles with a good script. It all depends, if the story demands.

Q: What do you do, when not shooting?
A: After completing shooting, I look for a quiet hill station. I love to be in the company of nature. I love to read books and earn more and more knowledge.

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