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Paulwaat

 Paulwaat
Studio/presenter: Dawn Studios Pvt. Ltd., My Dream Production, Dawn Studios Pvt. Ltd.
Release Year: 2011
Genres: Musical Drama
Rating: na
Censor: U/A
Duration: 120 mins
Producer: Mukta Bhide, Manasi Pethe, Revati Gund, Alaka Datar, Vyankatesh Mandke, Ajay Bhide, SMita Bhagvatwar
Exe-Producer: Pravin Wankhede
Director: Aditya Ingale
Writer: Abhiram Bhadkamkar, Aditya ingale

Producer: Mukta Bhide, Manasi Pethe, Revati Gund, Alaka Datar, Vyankatesh Mandke, Ajay Bhide, SMita Bhagvatwar
Exe-Producer: Pravin Wankhede
Director: Aditya Ingale
Writer: Abhiram Bhadkamkar, Aditya ingale
Assit. Director: Santosh GOthoskar, Meghana Juvekar, Akshya Khadilkar, Bhau Lokande
Lyrics: Vaibhav Joshi
Music: Narendra Bhide
Singers: Asha Bhosale, Awadhoot Gupte, Swapnil Bandodkar, Pt. Radhunandan Panshikar, Vibhavari Joshi, Subha Joshi, Jaysraj Joshi, Rajesh Datar, Sandip Ubhale, Amol Nisal, Madhavi Nanal, Narendra Bhide
Choreography: Soniya Parchure
Cinematography: Pushpank Gawade
Assit. Cinematography: Narendra Desai, Vijay Digwadkar
Art: Ekanath Kadam
Make Up: Mahesh Barate
Costumes: Meghana Juvekar, Amruta Kakatkar
Background Score: Narendra Bhide
Music Arrangers: Narendra Bhide, Saurabh Bhalerao, Hrishikesh Datar
Sound: Tushar Pandit
Still: Krushana Teli
Publicity Photographer: Mohan Ranade
Publicity Designs: Tushar Tajane
Publicity Head: Ram Kondilkar
Editor: Santosh Gothaskar, Aditya Ingale
Cast: Jyoti Chandekar, Subhodh Bhave, Kishore Kadam, Madhura Velankar, Anand Ingale, Hrishikesh Joshi, Seema Deo, Abhiram Bhadamkar, Vijay Kenkre, Vaibhav Tatvawadi, Rajesh Pathak, Prachiti Suru, Dhiresh Joshi, Astad Kale, Sachin Bankar
Distributor: Sachin Parekar
Lab: Prasad Lab, Mumbai. Magic in Motion

 Anant Dev comes to Mumbai with the passion to be a playback singer. His struggle begins quite favourably with a supporting friend, a place to stay, a charming well-wisher and a world full of opportunities. However, over six months Anant realises that achieving success is not going to be an easy task.His savings run dry, so does his hope…and just as he is on the brink of frustration, he gets his first big break – a chance to sing for a new album. However, his joy is short-lived; the opportunity passes on to a celebrity singer. Shunned, dejected, furious, he decides to produce his own album, but will he be able to raise the money? Will anyone help him? To what length would he go to make his dream come true? Would he sacrifice his honour, or compromise on his true passion?
During his struggle he has come across several characters – Akka, his grumpy old land lady; Nene, the quirky neighbour, searching for dignity in lottery tickets; Nene’s charming niece Revati, who knows the difference between friendship and marriage; the veteran musician Usmaan who believes art is life; his friend Babya who hopes to have a house of his own in Mumbai; the social worker Prasad who believes in a bright future for society; and the music composer Chandan who has figured out that the only way to survive is by adapting to change.

Everyone he meets is on a quest to achieve something…and all those who meet Anant, contribute in some way to the grit that Anant needs in life…It is for Anant to realise that this is the true taste of struggling for your passion…and while you strive hard, Paulwaat is that little pathway that accompanies you on the way to your dreams.

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‘Paulwaat’ – a real ‘state of the art’ film

Paulwaat
Rating: na
Company: Dawn Studios Pvt. Ltd., My Dream Production, Dawn Studios Pvt. Ltd.
Director: Aditya Ingale
Story: Abhiram Bhadkamkar
Music: Narendra Bhide
Lyrics: Vaibhav Joshi
Cast: Jyoti Chandekar, Subhodh Bhave, Kishore Kadam, Madhura Velankar,
Anand Ingale, Hrishikesh Joshi, Seema Deo, Abhiram Bhadamkar, Vijay Kenkre,
Vaibhav Tatvawadi, Rajesh Pathak, Prachiti Suru, Dhiresh Joshi, Astad Kale, Sachin Bankar
Movie Review by: Ulhas Shirke

Someone has rightly said, “Dreams are like stars…you may never touch them, but if you follow them they will lead you to your destiny.” In the case of Anant Deo , a young singer who comes from Sangli to this so called dream city Mumbai to become a singer, also has big dreams in his eyes and is very confident about his talent. But, what he experiences during his struggle period, makes him believe that money speaks. Soon, he realizes that Unless, you invest and market yourself, you cannot become a big singer.

Film maker Aditya Ingale’s film ‘Paulwaat’ presents this struggle in the life of a young talented singer Anant Deo, played by versatile actor Subodh Bhave. To give a cinematic look to this otherwise simple tale, the director prepares a ground with suitable characters and situations to fill with the music which is the USP of this sensible film. So, when Anant first arrives in Mumbai, his local friend Babya (Hrishikesh Joshi) finds a suitable quiet place for his PG accommodation in an old ancestral house owned by Godu akka (Jyoti Chandekar).

It takes no time for Revati,(Madhura Velankar- Satam) the niece of Mr. Nene(Anand Ingale) – living in the neighbourhood; to become friendly with Anant. An otherwise disturbed Goda akka, who initially tries to teach discipline to Anant, starts liking him later. Watching his struggle, she develops a kind of relationship almost on the lines of Lalita Pawar and Raj Kapoor in Bollywood film ‘Anari’. Watch her walking style and behaviour and you will notice the similarity.

Subodh Bhave
During his struggle period, Anant meets few well wishers, who in appreciation of his talent, try to help him; but his bad luck prevents success coming closer to him. His older friend, philosopher and guide Usmanbahi ( Kishore Kadam) who has seen good time in the past, tries to explain to him as to how, to remain successful, the struggle must continue…” But, when Usmanbhai himself after facing humiliation, decides to leave for his native place selling his old house, Anant too loses hopes, though he continues doing petty jobs in music field, to earn for his living. Revati too suggests him to take up a proper job and then pursue his music side by side; but, Anant takes it the other way. One day, he takes a decision on his own hurting all those, who had come closer to him by that time. Destiny has something else in store for him. Finally, Anant swears that he would do something for all those talented strugglers who come to this city with the hope of becoming singers.

The film captures selfish human nature through certain characters in this materialistic world. Music, which is the USP of this film, finds suitable situations in the screenplay supported by humour filled dialogues to bring in that required change in this otherwise serious tale. Especially, the conversation between Goda Akka and Mr. Nene clearly shows how helpless they both are in their respective lives, yet don’t leave an opportunity to taunt each other. Anant’s outbursts at certain situations, shows the frustration of young people in this dream city. While the character of Revati suggests that a young girl looks for stability, when it’s time to settle down in life with a partner.

The film displays memorable performances from Subodh Bhave and Jyoti Chandekar. In fact, it is the interaction between these two characters, that suggests many things to sensible film lovers. Madhura Velankar- Satam plays happy go lucky but thoughtful Revati with her gifted talent . Anand Ingale plays the middle aged Sane confidently with variety, using a neck collar and suggestive body language to indicate his ageing process. But, it is Kishore Kadam in the role of Usmanbhai, invites all the attention with his perfect Urdu diction. Others in the supporting cast are just fine. Photography is good. Watch that last scene, perhaps shot at Banganga, Walkeshwar, with the light of the lamp reflecting through the water on the faces of the few characters seated on the stairway. Above all, music is just apt for this sensible film, which has about seven songs. “Paulwaat” is a real ‘state of the art’ kind of film. No wonder, it is produced by seven like minded people like Mukta Bhide, Manasi Pethe, Revati Gund, Alka Datar, Vyankatesh Mandke, Ajay Bhide, Anuradha Ekbote and Smita Bhagwatdar, all coming together to offer this sensible creation.

Grand Premiere of ‘Paulwaat’

Paulwaat

Count the celebrities during the premiere show of a Marathi film, and it becomes easier to judge the credibility of that film maker. Film maker Aditya Ingale was the happiest person to witness this memorable moment. For the premiere of his new film ‘Paulwaat’ most of the well known personalities from Marathi film industry were present, to wish him luck. Besides the lead pair comprising of Subodh Bhave and Madhura Velankar- Satam, who took active interest to look after the invitees, there were other artistes of the film like Jyoti Chandekar, (who plays an important role in the film), Anand Ingale Kishore Kadam and others.

Presence of Ramesh Deo and his wife Seema Deo surprised everyone, but the attendance by popular stars like Mukta Barve, Sai Ranade – Sane, Aniket Vishwasrao with Pallavi Subhash, Astaad kale, Kedar Shinde, Abhijeet Satam, Sanjay Jadhav, Santosh Juvekar, Pradeep Velankar, Sukanya Mone, Shipa Navalkar with her family and above all N. Chandra with his family besides a big team of producers. This clearly indicated that there was appreciation for the film maker and the artistes coming from all corners.

‘Paulwaat’ which is all set to release on Friday 18th November 2011has Subodh Bhave and Madhura Velankar-Satam in the lead with Jyoti Chandekar, Kishore kadam and Hrishikesh Joshi in important roles. Directed by Aditya Ingale and Music by Narendra Bhide are other main credits.