For more than three decades, #KirtiAdarkar has enthralled the audiences with her versatile acting skills across mediums. She has now taken a progressive step in her career with the launch of her production house “#EpiphanyEntertainment”. #TanaayaaAdarkarPrabhu and #TejAdarkar are also associated with this production house.
Chief Guest Pravin Chheda, Secretary, BJP Mumbai inaugurated this production house at Andheri, Mumbai by cutting the ribbon. Celebrities including Rudra Sonik, Ashok Beniwal, Arjun Dwivedi, Akash Dabhade participated in the logo launch. Pravin Chheda, Secretary, BJP Mumbai, Shankar Bhanushali, President, Industries Cell, BJP Mumbai, Alpesh Shah, Secretary, Business Cell, BJP Mumbai too were present.
Kirti Adarkar, who is an excellent actress, is also an active social worker. She is in-charge of Film/TV Cell of BJP Mumbai. Pravin Chheda, Secretary, BJP Mumbai, who graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, extended best wishes to Kirti Adarkar wished that her production house will present good stories.
Kirti Adarkar while talking to the media about the name of the company said that “The word Epiphany means a moment of great and sudden realisation. That’s exactly what I felt when I decided to start this production house as I felt that it was the logical next step in my career. Our focus at EE is to make deep and profound cinema that causes a similar churning effect. In the projects of this production house, our focus will be on content based movies, web series, TV serials etc that make the audience to sit up and think.”
In this endeavour, Kirti Adarkar’s business partner Tanaayaa Adarkar Prabhu who is a journalist with an experience over a decade. She said, “Having worked as a journalist will hep me in this endeavour. It’s my desire to give content driven stories and talented artists a platform.”
The logo of this production house has a very deep meaning. It was conceptualized by another partner Tej Adarkar, he says, “The logo is made of a peacock feather, an eye and colours of blue and green. Eye is a common in many culture. In India it’s loosely assigned with the third eye of Shiva. Which again means the moment of epiphany.”
