Swapnil & Mukta getting ready to return with ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai-3′

Swapnil Joshi and Mukta Barve are two big names in Marathi film industry. Their chemistry has always worked very well together on small as well as big screen. Their film ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai‘, which was released five years ago, was a super-duper hit on national as well as international level. The success was repeated when its sequel ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai -2‘ was released two years ago.
Now, the history is all set to be repeated as producer Sanjay Chhabria and Associate-producer Amit Bhanushali with director Satish Rajwade are getting ready to release the third part of ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai‘ on 7th December this year. Recently, the super hit pair of Swapnil Joshi and Mukta Barve joined director Satish Rajwade to announce this release date of their film.
Speaking on this occasion, Director Satish Rajwade said, “We did not expect Mumbai Pune Mumbai (MPM) to be successful to such an extent. Mumbai Pune Mumbai (MPM) as now has become became a cult, setting a trend of ‘one of its kind love story’. MPM has now become a habit with the audience. People are now more curious about the lives of Gautam and Gauri and are relating themselves with the happenings in the lives of this couple.” The makers are confident that ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai-3‘ will be equally supported by the audience.
‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai’ will be the first ever Marathi film to release its 3rd part

Eight years ago the Marathi film lovers received a gift of entertainment in the form of ‘Mumbai Pune Mumba 1’ , which was a super-duper hit not only in Maharashtra but also at the international level. The success was repeated when its sequel ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai -2’ was released only two years ago. And now, the history is all set to be repeated as producer Sanjay Chhabria and Associate-producer Amit Bhanushali (of 52 Friday Cinemas) and director Satish Rajwade made an announcement of the third part of Mumbai Pune Mumbai’. In Hindi this has become a trend, but in Marathi this will be the first ever Marathi film to release its 3rd part.
The popular hit pair of Swapnil Joshi and Mukta Barve also joined in for announcing the 3rd Part of the film and now this film will hit the screens across Maharashtra on September 28, 2018 The sequel ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai-2’ was released two years ago during Diwali , not only in Maharashtra, but also in other states like Goa, Gujarat, Karnataka and also at the international level at places like US, UK, Australia and other countries, where it received overwhelming response. Pallavi Rajwade has penned the story of ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai -3 and Screenplay and Dialogues are written by Ashwini Shende and Pallavi Rajwade.
Speaking about this third part, Director Satish Rajwade said, “We did not expect ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai’( MPM) to be successful to such an extent. MPM has now become a cult, setting a trend of one of its kind love story. People are now more curious about the lives of Gautam and Gauri and related themselves with the happenings in the lives of the couple.”
‘Aamhi Doghi’ takes Marathi Cinema to greater heights
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Movie: Aamhi Doghi
Rating: ★★★1/2 Genres: Drama Censor: U Duration: 138 min. Studio / Presenter: Everest Entertainment, White Swan Producer: Puja Chhabria DOP: Milind Jog Director: Pratima Joshi Cast: Priya Bapat, Mukta Barve, Bhushan Pradhan, Aarti Wadagbalkar, Kiran Karmarkar Movie Review by: Ulhas Shirke |
This week five Marathi films have been released simultaneously, which is a new record. But, the best pick by us has been ‘Aamhi Doghi‘, for the only reason that two most talented actresses of Marathi cinema were working together in this film. And, both of them did not disappoint us, as far as the acting part was concerned. However, the versatile actor like Kiran Karmarkar also invited all the attention, with his superb performance through his most important lead character of Advocate Jagadish Sardesai.

‘Aamhi Doghi‘ stands out because of its strong script, which is based on the story of Late Gauri Deshpande, which focuses on the relationship of two women of totally different culture, coming together due to peculiar circumstances. Making her debut as director Pratima Joshi with the help of Bhagyashree Jadhav has tried her best to give a perfect cinematic look to the story, using her creativity through many scenes. The film flows so well till the interval that the audience gets totally involved with the happenings which are filled with humour. However, in the concluding part, few scenes involving Saavi and Ammi are stretched more than required, which is the only weakness of this film.
So, we find the father Advocate Jagadish( Kiran Karmarkar) and daughter Saavi( Priya Bapat) generation gap widening, as the daughter goes through three important stages of her life in absence of her mother. Right from her childhood, teenage to post graduation stage the film presents the changes noticed in her behaviour. Saavi finally decides to leave her father’s house on attaining maturity, to pursue her independent career, instead of carrying forward her father’s well set profession. But, before that a new woman in the form of Ammi ( Mukta Barve) walks into their life. Initially, feeling uncomfortable with her presence, scholar & ambitious Saavi focuses her attention on her studies before moving out of the house, to face the world independently.

The screenplay of ‘Aamhi Doghi‘ film does appeal with some realistic happenings and some of the outdoor locations have been shot very well by cinematographer Milind Jog. Music and background music of Mangesh Dhakde is apt for this narrative tale of young Saavi. Art director Sumeet Patil and costume designer Manasi Atarde make their presence felt through their brilliant work. What impresses the audience most are the performances of lead artistes Kiran Karmarkar, Mukta Barve and above all Priya Bapat, who finds plenty of scope to display her acting skills very realistically. Their emotions are clearly noticed through their prompt expressions in every scene. They receive good support from other important artistes Bhushan Pradhan, Aarti Wadgabalkar & Prasad Barve, who have performed very naturally. All in all, it’s neat and clean film which keeps the audience involved into the story. Don’t miss it.
Challenge ( चॅलेंज )
Rating: na
Opening Date: 2018 ( 26 February )
Production House: Anamika
Producer(s): Dinesh Pednekar
Presenter: Mukta Barve, Saisakshi
Writer: Digpal Lanjekar
Director: Digpal Lanjekar
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Artist: Nikhil Raut, Digpal Lanjekar, Dipti Lele, Dnyanesh Wadekar, Jayendra More, Shardul Aapte, Tejas Barve, Tushar Sali, Suyash Purohit
Set Design: Sandesh Bendre
Lights: Rahul Joglekar, Sachin Dunakhe
Costume: Digpal Lanjekar
Background Music: Nupura Niphadkar
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‘Aamhi Doghi’ set for release on 23rd February

With the coming together of two talented actresses Mukta Barve and Priya Bapat , the film ‘Aamhi Doghi‘ has created a lot of buzz on social networking sites. Moreover, this being the debut of Pratima Joshi as director has also raised expectations from this film, which is presented by Sanjay Chhabria’s Everest Entertainment, the presenter of many quality Marathi films like ‘Mee Shivajiraje Bhosale Boltoy‘, ‘Tukaram‘, ‘Happy Journey‘ , ‘Aajcha Divas Majha‘, ‘Happy Journey‘, ‘Time Please‘, ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai-2‘ and ‘Coffee Aani Barach Kahi‘ . The film is produced by Pooja Chhabria. Recently, press conference was called by the makers of this film to announce the release date as 23rd February 2018, in presence of artistes, director and presenters of the film.
Story of ‘Aamhi Doghi‘ film is based on the story of renowned writer Late Gauri Deshpande and the screenplay and dialogues are written by Bhagyashree Jadhav. Speaking on the occasion, director Pratima Joshi said that she was confident about her film’s subject, as it will emotionally relate to many young girls and their relationship with their near and dear ones. Besides Mukta and Priya playing the central characters, the film also stars Bhushan Pradhan, Aarti Vadgabalkar , Kiran Karmarkar and Prasad Barve in lead roles.
Aamhi Doghi ( आम्ही दोघी )

Genres: Drama
Rating: ★★★1/2
Censor: U
Duration: 130 min.
Studio/presenter: Everest Entertainment, White Swan
Producer(s): Puja Chhabria
Executive Producer: Umesh Shinde
Director: Pratima Joshi
Writer: na
ScreenPlay: Pratima Joshi, Bhagyashree Jadhav
Dialogues: Bhagyashree Jadhav
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Executive Producer: Umesh Shinde
Director: Pratima Joshi
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ScreenPlay: Pratima Joshi, Bhagyashree Jadhav
Dialogues: Bhagyashree Jadhav
Lyrics: Guru Thakur
Music: Mangesh Dhakade
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Cinematographer (DOP): Milind Jog
Editor: Jayant Jathar
Starcast: Priya Bapat, Mukta Barve, Bhushan Pradhan, Aarti Wadagbalkar, Kiran Karmarkar
Costumes: Manasi Attarde
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Background Score: Mangesh Dhakade
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First Teaser of ‘Aamhi Doghi’ Released

The first teaser of ‘Aamhi Doghi‘ is now out.media persons had an opportunity to witness the same on big screen, during the press show of the film ‘Hostel Days‘. And, it was nice to see two talented actresses playing close friends in this teaser. ‘Aamhi Doghi‘, as the name depicts, is the story of two girls who despite different mindsets and yet inseparable, follow diverse paths with the same goal. The story is about Amala, played by Mukta Barve, and Savitri Sardeshmukh played by Priya Bapat who are all set to meet you on February 16 at theatres near you in Maharashtra.
‘Aamhi Doghi‘ is a Directional debut by Pratima Joshi- an actress & Costume designer turned director. In the past, she had assisted in direction for films like ‘Bindhast‘,’Dayaraa‘ and ‘Bangarwadi‘. ‘Aamhi Doghi‘ revolves around the story close to the heart of today’s young women in all types of relationships including that of mother-daughter, father-daughter or friends. According to Pratima, the subject of this film is emotively related to every young girl and hence, will help the young audience to think around sensitively. Sanjay Chhabria, Director of Everest Entertainment has shouldered the responsibility of production and presentation of this film.
Mukta Barve returns to Marathi drama with ‘Dhai Akshar Prem Ke’

After offering Marathi dramas with unique names like ‘Chhapa Kataa‘,’Rang Nava‘, ‘Love Birds‘ and ‘Code Mantra‘, renowned actress turned drama producer Mukta Barve has returned with her new Marathi play ‘Dhai Akshar Prem Ke‘. The inaugural show of this play was staged on 23rd December 2017. Produced by Mukta Barve along with Sujata Marathe, muhurat with announcement of this play was made on 9th November 2017 stating that it was based on the novel ‘Tu Bhramat Aahasi Vaya‘ penned by V.P. Kale.
It may be recalled that Sujata marathe is also an actress, having performed with Mukta Barve, in her two previous plays ‘Deepstambh‘ and ‘Code Mantra‘. Through this play, she is making her debut as a producer. Digpal Lanjekar has converted the original novel into drama script besides directing this play. Ajay Purkar who was seen in the lead role in Mukta’s previous play ‘Code Mantra‘ will once again play lead role in ‘Dhai Akshar Prem Ke‘, while actress Kiran Khoje, who performed a small but important role in TV serial ‘Rudram‘ along with Mukta Barve , will play lead opposite Ajay Purkar. This play also stars Sachin Deshpande, Atul Mahajan, Tejas Kulkarni, Nitish Ghare and Ashwini Kulkarni.
Big expectations from Mukta and Priya starrer film ‘Aamhi Doghi’

We are all aware of the capability of actress Mukta Barve, when she performs before camera or on the stage. Her outstanding performance in national award winning film ‘Jogwa‘ is still fresh in our memory. At the same time, how can we forget the splendid performance of actress Priya Bapat in another popular awards winning film ‘Kaksparsh‘? So, when these two talented actress are working together in the same film, it becomes a big news and there are big expectations from such a film.
Incidentally, both Mukta Barve & Priya Bapat are working together in forthcoming Marathi film ‘Aamhi Doghi‘. The first poster of this film was unveiled recently, with the announcement of film’s release date as 16th February 2018. Highlight of this women oriented film is the debut of Pratima Joshi as director. Pratima has worked as actress, costume designer and assistant director till now and this film will open new innings for her. Speaking about her film, Pratima Joshi said that this film’s story will touch the hearts of every young woman and they will feel it as their own story. Everest Entertainment’s Sanjay Chhabriya who is producing and presenting this film , feels that this film will be a treat to Marathi film lovers.
Mukta Barve & Priya Bapat together in the film ‘Aamhi Doghi’

Actress and costume designer Pratima Joshi, who has taken the lessons of direction from Chandrakant Kulkarni will be making her debut as a director through forthcoming Marathi film ‘Aamhi Doghi‘, which will be released on 16th February next year. But, the highlight of this film is coming together of two renowned actresses Mukta Barve and Priya Bapat for the first time. And, it will be interesting to see them together displaying their acting potential.
The film’s story presents different relationships in the lives of young girls and has touched upon the emotional relationship between Mother- daughter, Father-daughter and two friends. It also explains how the viewpoints of others are important instead of our own viewpoint. The makers of ‘Aamhi Doghi‘ film are confident that this emotion filled story of the film would touch the hearts of Marathi film lovers. Produced and presented by Everest Entertainment, who have given many hit films in the past.
