Father-Son Bond Comes Alive in ‘Aavshicho Gho’ from Dashavatara!

The much-anticipated Marathi film Dashavatara, presented by Zee Studios and produced by Ocean Film Company and Ocean Art House, this grand cinematic venture boasts a stellar ensemble cast featuring #DilipPrabhavalkar, #MaheshManjrekar, #BharatJadhav, #VijayKenkre, #SunilTawde, #RaviKale, #SiddharthMenon, #PriyadarshiniIndalkar, and #AbhinayBerde.

After the poster and teaser sparked excitement, the film’s first song, “#AavshichoGho,” has just been released — bringing with it the fragrance of Konkan’s soil. While the title may sound like a slang word to some, in the Malvani dialect, “Aavshi” is an affectionate term for mother, and “Gho” for husband — making Aavshicho Gho an endearing reference to one’s father. In the film, the song beautifully captures the warmth and quirkiness of a father-son relationship.

Picturised on Dilip Prabhavalkar and Siddharth Menon, the number portrays the unique chemistry between a father and son — sometimes comedic, sometimes tender. It reflects the role reversal that often happens over time, where the son takes on the father’s responsibilities and the father becomes like the child. Written by Guru Thakur, composed by A.V. Prafullachandra, and sung by Omkar Swarup, the song blends humour with heartfelt emotion.

Speaking about the track, lyricist Guru Thakur said, “There has never been a song that presents the friendship between father and son in such a playful, mischievous manner. I got the opportunity to write it, enriching it with the sweetness of Malvani words. A.V.’s magical music and the outstanding screen presence of Dilipji and Siddharth have given the song a whole new dimension.”

Writer-director Subodh Khanolkar added, “‘Aavshicho Gho’ highlights the bond between father and son in a charming way. It’s a song that will bring everyone closer to their fathers while making them smile, yet touching the heart. Capturing the love, tensions, misunderstandings, and evolving responsibilities in one song was a big challenge, but the team has done it brilliantly. On screen, the chemistry between Siddharth and Dilipji is simply magical.”

Zee Studios’ Business Head Bhavesh Janwlekar highlighted that, “‘Dashavatara’ offers an emotional and artistic experience across many layers, and ‘Aavshicho Gho’ is one of its most heartfelt moments. The combination of music, lyrics, and performance makes it relatable for all age groups. Producer Sujay Hande reaffirmed, “Our goal with this song was not just to create a fun number, but to depict the complexity and simplicity of relationships. With Dilipji and Siddharth’s performances, it has reached another level altogether.”

With the teaser already raising audience expectations, Aavshicho Gho now reveals the film’s emotional dimension. This delightful blend of humour and heartfelt sentiment is sure to strike a chord with viewers.

‘Aavshicho Gho’ is set to hit theatres on September 12.

 

By Keerti Kadam