“Last Stop Khanda” is A Tale of Love That Belongs to Everyone!

Life is a journey, and somewhere along the way, everyone wishes to pause at the stop called love. Some choose to stay, some move on, and some meet someone unforgettable. The journey continues, but the memories of that stop linger forever. Last Stop Khanda, a soulful musical film that captures this universal emotion, is all set to release in theatres on November 21. The film’s poster was recently launched on social media, creating a wave of excitement.

Produced under the banners of Shivam Film Creation Signature Tunes and Sneha Productions, Last Stop Khanda is presented by Sachin Kadam and Sachin Jadhav. The film is produced by Pradeep Manohar Jadhav, with Sachin Kadam and Amruta Sachin Jadhav as co-producers. Written by Shramesh Betkar, the film has been directed by #VineetParulekar.

The cast features Shramesh Betkar alongside Juilee Temkar, Nikhil Bane, Mandar Mandavkar, Shashikant Kerkar, Sudesh Jadhav, Mahesh Karpekar, Priyanka Hande, Dr. Sachin Wamanrao, Ganesh Gurav, Nishant Jadhav, Girish Tendulkar, and Jayshree Govind. Guest appearances include Prabhakar More, Dhanashree Kadgaonkar, and Ashok Dhage. The film’s cinematography is by Haresh Sawant, with art direction by Keshav Thakur. Lyrics by Shrayes Raj Angane and Shramesh Betkar have been set to music by Shrayes Raj Angane and Kishor Mohite.

Cinema has explored love in countless ways, yet every generation finds new stories to tell about it. Last Stop Khanda – A Love Story for Everyone offers a fresh take on this timeless theme, blending heartfelt storytelling with melodious music. The film follows the journey of a young man and his love story—one that audiences will easily relate to.

With a talented new cast, a strong storyline, and rich technical craft, this film promises to offer audiences a refreshing cinematic experience. A wholesome entertainer for the entire family, Last Stop Khanda arrives in theatres on November 21, and is sure to touch every heart that has ever stopped at the station called love.

By Keerti Kadam