Laxman Gaekwad’s novel ‘Uchalya’ had become so popular in late eighties, that it was translated later in many Indian languages. The novel based on a particular community of people neglected by society, who wandered on, without any shelter, had invited the attention of people around the world.

Now, producer Aman Kakkad and Pushpa Kakkad are making a Marathi film on this subject. Recently, muhurat shot of this film was shot on National award winner child actor Vivek Chabukswar by director Sameet Kakkad. The clap for this scene was given by actor Sachin Khedekar, while cinematographer Sanjay Jadhav captured the moment in the camera.

The film will try to tell how the poor neglected class of people are arrested and punished for the small thefts carried out by them due to starvation and non availability of shelter. And on the other hand the so called while collar people involved in financial scams and cheating cases get away with the crimes committed by them. Accordingly, the film will try to send a strong message to the society. The regular shooting of the film will begin soon after all the artistes are finalized.