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Nagarsevak ( नगरसेवक )

Nagarsevak Ek Nayak Marathi Film
Release Year: 2017 (31 March)
Genres: Drama
Rating:  ★★ 1/2
Censor: U/A
Duration: 130 min.
Studio/presenter: Jash Pictures
Producers: Shashikant Chaudhary, Jayashree Chaudhary
Executive  Producer: na
Director: Deepak Kadam
Writer: Bipin Dhaygude, Abhijit Kulkarni
ScreenPlay: Bipin Dhaygude, Abhijit Kulkarni
Dialogues: Bipin Dhaygude, Abhijit Kulkarni, Yogesh Markande
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Producers: Shashikant Chaudhary, Jayashree Chaudhary
Executive Producer: na
Director: Deepak Kadam
Assistant Director: na
Writer: Bipin Dhaygude, Abhijit Kulkarni
ScreenPlay: Bipin Dhaygude, Abhijit Kulkarni
Dialogues: Bipin Dhaygude, Abhijit Kulkarni, Yogesh Markande
Lyrics: Bipin Dhaygude, Vinayak Yerapalle, Abhijit Kulkarni
Music: Dev – Ashish
Playback Singer:   Anand Shinde, Adarsh Shinde, Bela Shende, Kunal Ganjawala
Cinematographer (DOP): Triloki Chaudhari
Editor: Subodh Narkar
Starcast: Sayaji Shinde, Upendra Limaye, Arjun Wani, Neha Pendse, Sanjay Khapre, Savita Malpekar, Ganesh Yadav, Datta Shiwalkar, Sunil Tawde, Vijay Nikam
Art Director: Madhu Kambale
Costumes: Dhanashree Kamtekar
Makeup: na
Sound : na
Background Score: Dev – Ashish
Choreographer: Anil Sutar, Rajesh Bidave, Deepali Vichare
DI, VFX: na
D.I. Colourist:  na
Promos: na
Music Label: na
Publicity Designs: Milind Matkar
P.R.O.: Ganesh Gargote
Distributor : na

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Big ‘B’ launches Ganesh Acharya’s Marathi film ‘Bhikari’

Big B Amitabh Bachchan, Ganesh Acharya
Big B Amitabh Bachchan, Ganesh Acharya

His mere presence during the launch of a film, inspires the artistes and crew members. Amitabh Bachchan still tops the popularity chart in the film industry. On Wednesday evening he was chief guest during the launch of forthcoming Marathi film ‘Bhikari’ to be directed by well known Bollywood choreographer Ganesh Acharya. Produced  by Sharad Shelar, the film stars Marathi super star Swwapnil Joshi and  Rucha Inamdar, who is making her debut in Marathi. This film is a remake of a popular Tamil film ‘Pichaikkaran’, which has also dubbed in Telugu.

Mr. Amitabh Bachchan who is always punctual ,arrived at the scheduled time, showing the way to Marathi film industry, to start  such functions in time. Tiger Shroff, who was also one of the guests of honour, was also invited to the dais to join the ceremony, in which Mr. Bachchan gave the muhurat clap. All those dignitaries present on the dais made short speeches wishing the makers a grand success.  Popular Marathi actress Pooja Sawant anchored the show.

Also present for the function were other important artistes of this film, Sayaji Shinde, Manoj Joshi, Milind Shinde, Guru Thakur, Kirti Adarkar, Sunil Pal & Pradeep kabra. Among those who attended this function to  wish the makers of this film were film makers Ajay Phansekar, Milind Kavde  and others.  Ganesh Acharya who is making his debut as a director in Marathi through this film, was seen in a new look, losing about 30 to 40 kgs of extra weight on his body.

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Babanchi Shala ( बाबांची शाळा )

Babanchi Shala Marathi Movie Poster
Rating: ★★★ ½
Release Year: 2016 (26 February)
Genres: Drama
Censor: U
Duration: 130 min.
Studio/presenter: Idea Entertainment
Producer(s): Vilas Mane, Umesh Nathani
Co producer(s): Hinsaraj Patel, Navin Patel
Executive  Producer: Mangesh Ramchandra Jagtap
Director: R. Viraj
Writer: Neela Satyanarayan
ScreenPlay: Parag Kulkarni
Dialogues: Parag Kulkarni
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Producer(s): Vilas Mane, Umesh Nathani
Co producer(s): Hinsaraj Patel, Navin Patel
Executive Producer: Mangesh Ramchandra Jagtap
Director: R. Viraj
Assistant Director: na
Writer: Neela Satyanarayan
ScreenPlay: Parag Kulkarni
Dialogues: Parag Kulkarni
Lyrics: Shrirang Godbole, Satyanarayan
Music: Soham Pathak, Kamlesh Bhadkamkar, Neela Satyanarayan
Playback Singer: Suresh Wadkar, Vishwajeet Borwankar
Cinematographer (DOP): Ankush Birajdar
Editor: Nilesh Navnath Gavand
Starcast: Sayaji Shinde, Aishwarya Narkar, Shashank Shende, Kamlesh Sawant, Chhaya Kadam, Arti More, Umesh Bolake, Milind Adhikari, Kartik Chavan, Manjula Khetri, Kavita Chavan, Shreyas Raje
Art Director: Raj Sandbhor
Costumes: Sampada Mahadik
Makeup: Santosh Gayke
Sound : Ajit Sinh
Background Score: Baapi, Tutul
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DI, VFX: na
D.I. Colourist:  na
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Babanchi Shala Marathi Movie Poster

‘Babanchi Shala’ artistically deals with a distinct social issue

Babanchi Shala Marathi Movie Poster
Rating: ★★★ ½
Genres: Drama
Censor: U/A
Duration: 130 min
Studio/presenter: Idea Entertainment
Producer(s): Vilas Mane, Umesh Nathani
Director: R. Viraj
Writer: Neela Satyanarayan
Music: Soham Pathak, Kamlesh Bhadkamkar, Neela Satyanarayan
Cinematographer (DOP): Ankush Birajdar
Cast: Sayaji Shinde, Aishwarya Narkar, Shashank Shende, Kamlesh Sawant, Chhaya Kadam, Arti More, Umesh Bolake, Milind Adhikari, Kartik Chavan, Manjula Khetri, Kavita Chavan, Shreyas Raje
Movie Review by: Ulhas Shirke

 

Known for their strong levelheaded subjects, Marathi films have gone worldwide, through screening at various international film festivals. Our progressing country is in urgent need of thoughtful democratic reforms. And, our feature films can play this important role, of passing a social message. New Marathi film ‘Babanchi Shala‘, presents the story written by Neela Satyanarayan, a former IAS officer from Maharashtra. Directed by R.Viraj, who gave us variety of films like ‘Shyamche Vadil ‘, ‘Sangharsh‘ and ‘Vajlach Pahije Game …’ the film is inspired by V.Shantaram’s memorable film ‘Do Ankhen Barah Haath‘ made in 1957. The only difference is that in the old film, the Jail warden tries to rehabilitate the dangerous prisoners released on parole, while in the latest film, the Jailer goes out of his way, to rehabilitate those prisoners, who are not hardened criminals, but have committed a crime for the first time.

Aishwarya Narkar Sayaji Shinde, Babanchi Shala Marathi Movie
Aishwarya Narkar and Sayaji Shinde In Marathi Movie ‘Babanchi Shala’

The story of this film revolves around Mahipat Ghorpade (Shashank Shende) who murders his nagging wife, who keeps on abusing him, for spending money on educating their only little daughter Sonali( Gauri Deshpande). One day, when his wife with the support of his mother in law, enter into an argument over the same issue, Mahipat locks his wife inside a room and murders her. He later repents his mistake, as he is taken to custody. After going to Jail, Mahipat has to leave his little daughter behind, at the mercy of others, who ill treat her. Sonali, later undergoes a trauma. But, she timely receives helping hand from a social worker Neeta Satam ( Chhaya Kadam), who persuades Jailer Shrikant Jamkhede(Sayaji Shinde), to arrange a meeting between father and daughter, after almost six years.

Initially, reluctant to accede to such a request, the Jailer and his wife ( Aishwarya Narkar) face a strange happening in their own life too. And, this changes the outlook of the Jailer. He not only tries to understand the trauma that Mahipat undergoes, but also the situation faced by few other prisoners in his jail and their family members. He submits a plan to Home Minister, through social worker Neeta Satam; about his scheme( Babanchi Shala) to rehabilitate such prisoners. But, it gets rejected. Going out of his way, he plans to implement his plan, in his own way. He partly succeeds in it. But, one of the prisoners, foils his plan, resulting into inquiry against Jailer and Neeta Satam .When the jailer is suspended, he continues with his good work with the help of the social worker, in extension of her services.

The film sends across a good message to the society, which in general, is not ready to accept the children and relatives of such prisoners, with any favors. Through different characters and emotion filled sequences in this film, the writer and the director have shown, how the life of family members also gets affected. Good presentation of screenplay, well suited dialogues to all the characters and above all wonderful performances by Sayaji Shinde, Shashank Shende, Chhaya kadam, Kamlesh Sawant and others, make this film a worth watch.

To nullify the effect of seriousness of the film’s subject , the director has cleverly offered some humor filled dialogues to Kamlesh Sawant, who plays one of the jail inmates, Babu Sakpal. Music by Soham Pathak & Neela Satyanarayan is apt, to meet the requirement of the subject. Don’t compare this film with V.Shantaram’s ‘Do Ankhen Barah Haath’, as it has offered something more, to make the audience think, in terms of reforms in the jail. All the prisoners are not terrorists. Majority of them are guilty of crime committed by them, for the first time. And therefore, the rehabilitation of their relatives, during their jail sentence, would help in contributing something to the society.

Viraj all set to release his next film ‘Babanchi Shala’

Shashank Shende Gauri Deshpane In Marathi Film Babanchi Shala
Shashank Shende and Gauri Deshpane in Marathi Movie ‘Babanchi Shala’

Director R.Viraj, who made films like ‘Shyamche Vadil’, ‘Sangharsh’ and  last year’s ‘Vajlach Pahije Game Ki Shinema’ , is all set to release his next Marathi film ‘Babanchi Shala’, which is based on a sensible story. The film is based on Neela Satyanarayan’s story, which about a prisoner Mahipat Ghorpade undergoing  jail sentence and it’s effect on his family.  It revolves around few important characters, Mahipat, his daughter Sonali, Jailor Shrikant Jamdade and social worker Neeta Satam.

Babanchi Shala’ has already won awards at various film festivals , prior to its release in theatres and has invited attention of many film lovers. The film stars Sayaji Shinde in the lead role, along with Shashank Shende, Aishwarya Narkar, Kamlesh sawant, Chaya kadam, Aarti More, Kartik Chavan, Umesh Bolke, Milind Adhikari and child artiste Gauri Deshpande. Usha Naik, Uday Tikekar,Dr.Vilas Ujavane & Sharad Bhutadia will be seen in special appearance in this film.

Produced by Vilas mane & Umesh Nathani, the film has music by  Soham Pathak and Neela Satyanarayan. Screenplay &  dialogues by Parag Kulkarni, cinematography by Ankush Birajdar and editing Nilesh Navnath Gavand are other credits of this film.

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Sayaji Shinde

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Sayaji Shinde, Actor

Biography / Profile:

Sayaji Shinde is a Marathi film actor who is popular in Bollywood, Kollywood and Tollywood. He was born in a small village near Satara, Maharashtra.

His career started with a decent role in School but it was the Tamil film Bharathi, directed by Gnana Rajasekaran, that made his career. In spite of not knowing the Tamil language, he played the role of Tamil Nadu’s greatest ever poet and writer, Subramanya Bharathi, and was honored with a state award for his efforts.

While Shinde was acting in Calcutta Mail, Allu Aravind and Ashwini Dutt recommended that Shinde play the villain in Tagore. Since then, he has been very popular in the Telugu film industry

Filmography:

Movie(s)
Marathi Movies as Actor:
Dhondi (Upcoming)
Mohar (2016)
Babanchi Shala (2016)
Dholki (2015)
Khara Saangu Khota Khota (2013)
Tendulkar Out (2013)
Dhamdhoom (2013)
Mee Aani U (2013)
Don Ghadicha Daav(2011)
Bokad (2011)
Guldasta (2011)
Hungama (2010)
Gosht Choti Dongraevadhi (2009)
Tya Ratri Paus Hota (2009)
Gallit Gondhal Dillit Mujra (2009)
Oxygen (2008)
Bapu Viru Vategavkar (2007)
Ghar Doghanche (2007)
Majhi Manase (2006)
Kunku Zhale Vairi (2005)
Ashi hi Dyaneshwari (2001)
Aboli (1995)
Katha Don Ganpatravanchi (1995)
Aai(1995)
Patit Pawan (1992)
Tambyancha Vishnubaala
Ladaai
Jai Maharashtra

Hindi Movies as Actor
Riwayat (2012)
Yeh Mera India (2009)
Sarkar Raj (2008)
Shirdi Sai Baba (2001)
Aamdani Atthani Kharcha Rupaiyaa (2001)
Jodi No.1 (2001)
Road (2002)
Khiladi 420 (2000)
Kurukshetra (2000)
Shool (1999)
Mujhse Shaadi Karogi

Telugu Movies as Actor
Dictator (2016)
Bengal Tiger (2015)
Surya vs Surya (2015)
Rabhasa (2014)
Yamaleela 2 (2014)
Oka Laila Kosam (2014)
Race Gurram (2014)
1: Nenokkadine (2014)
Shadow (2013)
Baadshah (2013)
Jabardasth (2013)
Sudigadu (2012)
Seema Tapakai (2012)
Yamudiki Mogudu (2012)
Endukante… Premanta! (2012)
Daruvu (2012)
Businessman (2012)
Oosaravelli (2011)

Tamil Movies as Actor
Vasuvum Saravananum Onna Padichavanga … (2015)
Nannbenda (2015)
Damaal Dumeel (2014)
Maan Karate (2014)
Settai (2013)
Thaandavam (2012)
Oru Kal Oru Kannadi (2012)
Velayudham (2011)

Malayalam Movie as Actor
Nadodimannan (2013)

Serial(s)

Play(s)
Sakharam Binder

Award(s):

Screen Weekly Award Nomination for Best Perfomance in a Negative Role for Calcutta Mail (Hindi Film)(2004)

Screen Weekly Award Nomination for Best Perfomance in a Negative Role for Daman (Hindi Film)(2002)

Filmfare Award Nomination for Best supporting actor of the year for Kurukshetra (Hindi Film) (2001)

Screen Weekly Award Winner for Best Perfomance in a Negative Role for Shool (Hindi Film)(2000)

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Director Vijay Patkar gets ready with his film ‘Mohor’

prasaPrasad Oak, Actor, Mohar movie.d oak actor in mohor movie.

‘VG Enterprises’ Chandrakant Pandharinath Pawar & Sangita Gautam Satdive have produced their maiden Marathi film ‘Mohar‘. Renowned actor- director Vijay Patkar has directed this Marathi Film, story of which is written by Rekha Surendra Jagtap , with Screenplay, Dialogue & Lyrics penned by Deepak Bhagwat. Rahul Satdive is the Associated director of this film .

Lead stars of this film are, Sayaji Shinde,  Prasad Oak,  Aditi Sarangdhar , along with Vijay Kadam, Hemalata Bane, Pritam Patil & Pandurang Phadatare. Two child artistes Prajakta Jagtap & Chaitany Ghadage are also making their acting debut through this film.

Mohar‘ will have one Lavani, performed by Manasi Naik, which is choreographed by Deepali Vichare. DOP is Raja Phadatare & Music composition is by Milind More. The songs are sung by talented Belaa Shende, Prasannjit Kosambi, Kavita Nikam, Chang & Sakshi. This film is getting ready for release soon.

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Punha Gondhal Punha Mujra (पुन्हा गोंधळ पुन्हा मुजरा)

Punha Gondhal Punha Mujra Marathi Movie
Release Year: 2014 (10 October )
Genres: Drama
Rating: na
Censor: U
Duration: 130 min.
Studio/presenter: Pankaj Challani Films, Siddhivinayak International Films
Producers: Navin Singh, Rakesh R Bhosle
Executive  Producer: Babasaheb Patil, Kiran Kadam
Director: Balkrishna Shinde
Writer: Arvind Jagtap
ScreenPlay: Arvind Jagtap
Dialogues: Arvind Jagtap
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Producers: Navin Singh, Rakesh R Bhosle
Executive Producer: Babasaheb Patil, Kiran Kadam
Co-Producer: Makarand Anaspure, Sayaji Shinde, Suresh Suvarna
Director: Balkrishna Shinde
Assistant Director: Mahendra Khedkar
Writer: Arvind Jagtap
ScreenPlay: Arvind Jagtap
Dialogues: Arvind Jagtap
Lyrics: Arvind Jagtap, Raju Kokate
Music: Sandeep Jamdar
Playback Singer:   Reshma Sonawane, Urmila Dhangar
Cinematographer (DOP): Suresh Suvarna
Editor: Anand Diwan
Starcast: Makarand Anaspure, Sayaji Shinde, Aalok Nath, Aashish Vidyarthi, Siddheshwar Zadbuke, Vinit Bhonde, Madalina Alexandra, Pournima Ahire
Art Director: Sandeep Inamke
Costumes: Smita Dhumal
Makeup: Kamal, Kundan
Sound : Umar Mulani
Background Score: Umesh Raorane
Choreographer: Amit Baing
DI, VFX: na
D.I. Colourist: Film Lab
Promos: na
Music Label: na
Publicity Designs: Brijesh Dedhia
P.R.O.: Ganesh Gargote
Distributor : na

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Don’t mistake ‘Tendulkar Out’ as a tribute to the Master blaster

Tendulkar Out Marathi Movie
Rating: ★★ ½
Studio: Sudha Productions, Zee Talkies
Producer: Anaya Mhaiskar
Director: Swapnaneel Jaykar
Writer: Yogesh Vinayak Joshi
Cinematographer: Amalendu Choudhary
Cast: Sayaji Shinde, Aniket Vishwasrao, Santosh Juvekar, Vijay Maurya,
Neelam Shirke, Atul Parchure, Sai Tamhankar
Movie Review by: Ulhas Shirke

Three years ago Director Nitin Kamble had used his creativity to present a sensitive subject showing the contrast between two generations and passing a social message of understanding true human relations through his film ‘Dho Dho Pavsatli One day match’ In that film, he had cleverly used the clean image of master blaster Sachin Tendulkar, to connect with his screenplay, on the backdrop of cricket commentary during crucial scenes.

Now, director Swapnil Jaykar presents his film ‘Tendulkar Out’ once again on the backdrop of cricket commentary; but, choosing a story of one night, about three men engaged in a deal to kill a film producer with the name of Sunil Tendulkar. And that is the big difference between these two films.

In the film ‘Tendulkar Out’, the character Mr. Tendulkar(Sayaji Shinde) , who is a producer of C grade films, has himself planned the delivery of his pregnant wife( Neelam Shirke) to coincide with the birthday of Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar, so that his son could become like Sachin. Like her flamboyant husband, who flirts with his artiste Velvet Manisha ( Sai Tamhankar), Ms. Tendulkar too has her boyfriend Dhanu ( Atul Parchure) who is always dressed up in blue shirt with No.10.

As Sunil Tendulkar dances with his Velvet in a night club, the trio comprising of Lefty ( Aniket Vishwasrao), Sharpshooter Nayar( Santosh Juvekar) and Abbas ( Vijay Maurya) also follow him. While Lefty tries to flirt with the girls around , the other two spend their maximum time in the fresh room., playing pranks and testing the patience of the audience. While Ms. Tendulkar is trapped in her own house in the company of her boyfriend with her labour pains, the trio fail in their attempts to finish off Sunil Tendulkar. And during one of the scenes in the screenplay, you come to know, who has hired the contract killers.

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Every time an important happening takes place in the film, we hear the cricket commentary in the background, resembling the action filled situation. And that is the only best part of humour noticed in this film. The film has been dragged for almost 1 hour 15 minutes before interval, without creating any interesting situation. It is only in post interval stage, the screenplay takes some momentum, to conclude in a farcical form.

The ultimate motive behind making this film is just to present an action filled entertainment, using the surname of Sachin to generate curiosity. Luckily for the film maker, the master Blaster played his last innings on the day of its release and became out on the same day, with a respectable score. By the way, don’t mistake ‘Tendulkar Out’ as a tribute to the Master blaster. The film has just used his name and its release time, to coincide with his retirement from Cricket.

Talking about the performances, all the artistes have done a good job, including those in supporting cast,. Aniket, Santosh and Vijay make a good team. The director has made them behave differently, exposing the attitude of their characters at different situations. But, Sayaji simply rocks with his flamboyant looks. Neelam and Atul support well. However, Sai Tamhankar is a waste in the film. She doesn’t find any scope in this film, except for shaking her legs during one of the songs while flirting with Sayaji and Aniket for a while. Amalendu Chaudhary’s photography is good. Art direction is good. But, Music by Amar Mohile is just average, as this is not a musical film. The screenplay lacks grip, as there is less content and more farce.

Be prepared to watch the ‘Dangers of Smoking’ documentary giving statutory warning twice during this film, first in the beginning and then before the post interval session. This is only because of the characters in this film especially Lefty shown a frequent smoker. Being an ‘adults’ film, it is not a film for the family, as it has been targeted at a section of audience, with the kind of language used in the dialogues of this film. Thankfully, there are many whistles blown, for blocking some words. In short, ‘Tendulkar Out’ is just an average entertaining film, with nothing very special about it. While we saw Wankhede stadium filling to its capacity, on Friday to watch Tendulkar, only 35 people mustered their attendance on the first day 3 pm show of ‘Tendulkar Out’ at PVR Goregaon.