The star-studded cast includes #PrashantDamle as Hitler, #AnandIngale as Churchill, along with #VaibhavMangle, #GeetanjaliKulkarni, #SunilAbhyankar, #ManmeetPem, #RitikaShrotri, #PranavRaorane, #PranavRaorane, #AdvaitDadarkar, #DeeptiLele, and #RajeshMapuskar in significant roles. Dirctor Paresh Mokashi has penned the story and has also shouldered the responsibility of the screenplay and dialogues. Music and background score is by Tanmay Bhide, while trailer graphics are by Krisha B Dethiya and Nehali Macchi.

This film marks the next big project by director Paresh Mokashi and producer Madhugandha Kulkarni, following National Award-winning hits like Harishchandrachi Factory, Elizabeth Ekadashi, and Vaavi. Based on Mokashi’s celebrated play of the same name, ‘Mukkam Post Bombilwadi’ combines humor and drama to create a unique cinematic experience.

The trailer teases several laugh-out-loud moments. Learning that Japan has invented some new formula, Hitler announces to fly to Japan and asks his colleagues if anybody wants to accompany him. His companions humorously quip about their own discomfort with flying.

A comic twist where three Hitlers confront each other, trying to prove their authenticity. An amusing rehearsal scene where Churchill and Hitler’s world conflicts are juxtaposed with characters rehearsing a play.

Talking about the film, producer Madhugandha Kulkarni describes it as a “laughter ride” “Prashan Damle joining the star cast as Hitler has raised the bar of the quality of the film. He has incredibly portrayed the Hitler,” she said.

When asked about his experience while portraying Hitler, Damle said, “Actually this question should be asked to Hitler, whether he has been portrayed well? And whether he would be able to act like the character has in the film.”

Director Paresh Mokashi said that the artists and technicians in the film have done a fantastic job and have taken the film to a different level. “I am sure that the audience will wait for the release of the film very eagerly after watching the trailer,” he said.

Producer Bharat Shitole of Vivek Films said that, ‘Mukkam Post Bombilwadi’ promises to be the perfect start to the year with its unique and hilarious take on history and drama. “I am sure that the film will be a hit in the new year. The wait for the much-awaited film is just a couple of weeks away now ” he added.

By Keerti Kadam

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Every year different language films are honoured with national awards. Recently the 70th National Awards have been announced and Paresh Mokashi directed film ‘#Vaalvi’ has been declared the ‘#BestMarathiFilm’.  Produced by Maysabha Karamanook Mandali, Zee Studios, the film stars Swwapnil Joshi, Anita Date, Subodh Bhave, Shivani Surve in lead roles. The film’s story, screenplay and dialogues  are by Paresh Mokashi and Madhugandha Kulkarni.

The word ‘Vaalvi’ is so negative. Yet a funny and introspective film with such a name has always been in the limelight not only in Marathi but also in other languages ​​due to its unique subject matter and setting. It was liked by the critics as well as the audience.  Paresh Mokashi always comes up with something innovative, quirky, and Vaalvi is one of the examples. This movie, which was the first thriller in Marathi, was a huge hit.

Umesh Krishna (Kumar) Bansal, CBO, Zee Studios says, “Zee Studios always strives to bring something out of the box for the audience. Paresh Mokashi is a very erudite and sensitive director, who knows the audience’s preferences very well. Today, ‘Vaalvi’ has won the National Award for Best Marathi Film. It is an honour for everyone involved with ‘Vaalvi’.”

Director Paresh Mokashi says, “It’s a pleasure, this award is not for me alone but for our entire team. I am equally indebted to the audience.”

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‘Nach Ga Ghuma’ is slated for release on May 1st, 2024.

The trailer unfolds some more details about the concept and the screenplay of the film which has already catched the eyeballs of the viewers.The trailer throws up some very interesting and entertaining encounters between the maid and the woman heading the house. It is a well known secret among the filmgoers that the film is the saga of the maid-woman relationship which is the story of every household. The scenes that are depicted in the trailer are the ones each one of us experience in house, but they create curiosity and entertain the audience. The trailer is all about what happens in the typical middle class household if the maid of the house goes on leave and quits her job. The chores the maid handles for the family so easily become a ‘task’ for them. Handling the daily chores becomes a nightmare for the family members.

“We have received an overwhelming response to the poster, teaser and two songs released over the last few months.The viewers have got a rough idea about the texture of the story. I am sure the trailer released today will create a buzz further. Though the countdown has begun, audiences will have to wait for a few more days. They have started enquiring as to when the film is going to hit the screens,” said producer Swwapnil Joshi.

Director Paresh Mokashi said, “The film is about womanhood and practices, customs related to it. We have woven many minute details related to the women in the script to ensure the uniqueness of womanhood is projected subtly. The story has accurately woven witty and daily life incidents in the screenplay to ensure entertainment, without touching the dignity of women. At the same time, it also highlights how women are a perfect blend of merit and emotions.,” he added.

Speaking about the making of the film, Madhugandha Kulkarni, said, “The film lovers that are eagerly waiting for the film to release are assured it to be a true entertainer and we have left no stone unturned to bring it into reality. It has come out to be a complete product on every front, be it entertainment, acting, music or direction.”

Trailer Link

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A teaser of ‘Nach Ga Ghuma’, a most awaited Marathi film produced by Hiranygarbh Manoranjan and directed by ace director Paresh Mokashi was released recently. The teaser is getting an overwhelming response from the film lovers who are eagerly waiting for the release of the film. The teaser begins with the utterance, “While there is a woman behind every successful man, there is a maid behind every successful woman,” and goes on with the dialogues that take place between a maid and woman heading the household.

“We have received an overwhelming response to the poster, and promotional songs released over the last few months. The patrons have got a rough idea about the texture of the story. They have started enquiring as to when the film is going to hit the screens,” said producer Swwapnil Joshi.

Director Paresh Mokashi said, “The film is about womanhood and practices, customs related to it. We have woven many minute details related to the women in the script to ensure the uniqueness of womanhood is projected subtly. The story has accurately woven around wittyl and daily life incidents in the screenplay to ensure entertainment, without touching the dignity of women. At the same time, it also highlights how women are a perfect blend of merit and emotions.,” he added.

The recent Marathi hit Valvi was a film by Madhugandha, Paresh and Swapnil. The team behind its production has many popular films like Harishchadrachi Factory, Elizabeth Ekadashi. Chi Sau Kaan Atmapamplet, Valvi to its credit.

‘Nach Ga Ghuma’ is being distributed across the country by Panorama Studios. ‘Nach Ga Ghuma’ is slated for release on May 1st 2024.

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A new motion poster of ‘Nach Ga Ghuma’, a most awaited Marathi film produced by Hiranygarbh Manoranjan and directed by ace director Paresh Mokashi was released on the occasion of International Women’s Day. Dominated by the women in all spears of it, the film features a team of leading female actresses Mukta Barve, Namrata Sambherao, Sukanya Mone, Supriya Pathare with more women in other responsibilities. The poster has been getting rousing responses on social media creating curiosity among film lovers about the film. ‘Nach Ga Ghuma’ will be released across the state in May 2024.

The attractive slogans that appear in the poster in the background of melodious music establish the uniqueness of the film. ‘Every successful man has a woman behind him’, ‘Every successful woman has her maidservant behind her’, are attractive sentences that appear on poster helping depict the concept behind the story of the film.

The film is written by leading writer Madhugandha Kulkarni, and produced by Madhugandha Kulkarni, Paresh Mokashi, Swapnil Joshi, Sharmishtha Raut, Tejas Desai and Trupti Patil. The leading names from the Marathi film industry associated with the film, give assurance of the quality production.

“Every woman is a queen. But the queendom is propped up when there is a maid to play the role of fairy queen. The concept emerges in the poster which has Mukta Barve in the queen’s attire and Namrata Sambherao in the costume of fairy queen. They share the relations of a queen and fairy queen and give the feel of the jinn from the fairy tales. The filmgoers will have to wait till the release of the film to enjoy the real entertainment out of the unique concept,’ said ace actor Swapnil Joshi who has turned producer with this film.

The meaningful and melodious song in the background gives the sense of meritorious brains behind the making of the film. ‘Nach Ga Ghuma’ is a tribute to the womanhood which shoulders the responsibility of their own homes, while taking care of the houses of the others.

Director Paresh Mokashi said, “The shooting of this most awaited film has been completed recently. Everybody is waiting for its release. We are presenting the motion poster of the film to give a fair idea of the design and subject of the story. We have woven many minute details related to the women in the script to ensure the uniqueness of womanhood is projected subtly. The story has been accurately woven witty and daily life incidents in the screenplay to ensure entertainment, without touching the dignity of womanhood. At the same time, it also highlights how women are a perfect blend of merit and emotions.,” he added.

Speaking about the making of the film, Madhugandha Kulkarni said, “We had invited Sharmishtha, Tejas, and Swapnil for the narration of the film. They were left in splits during the reading of the screenplay. When director Paresh told Swapnil Joshi that he had no role to play in the film, he replied, “Then should I be in the role of the producer”. Thus, the team that had gathered for the narration of the film turned into its producers.”

Producer Sharmishtha Raut said, “We enjoyed the making of the film a lot. It has emerged as much superior a film than we had imagined. The off-beat film has been handled with similar sincerity by the director. The leading actors in the films have proven icing on the cake.”

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Actress #ShivaniSurve landed in the entertainment arena accidentally. In fact her other option for career was hotel management. But in 2010 Shivani was offered a Hindi serial ‘#NavyaNayeDhadkanNayeSawaal’ on #StarPlus and she was convinced that this is the field she wants to be part of for the rest of her life. Shivani hails from a modest background and she supported her family financially and now she is a sought after actress in films and television. Shivani has been part of Hindi as well as Marathi entertainment industries and after attaining a good name in Hindi ‘Navya’, she did a Marathi serial ‘#Devyani’ on #StarPravah and became a darling of the audiences.

Shivani Surve returned to Hindi serials with Star Plus’ ‘Jaana Na Dil Se Door’ and her popularity kept soaring. She was part of ‘Ek Deewaana Tha’, ‘Phulwa’, ‘Anamika’, ‘Sundar Maz Ghar’, ‘Tu Jivala Guntavave’ etc. and later ventured out to do films. ‘Satarcha Salman’ was her first film but her first released film was ‘Triple Seat’ for which she bagged the Best Female Debut award at the Filmfare Award Marathi. Shivani dabbled in a reality show ‘Bigg Boss Marathi 2’ where she was declared 3rd runner up. In that show Shivani went through an emotional turmoil. But now she vouches to not be part of any reality show. Shivani Surve has been working hard on her projects and her #PareshMokashi directorial ‘#Vaalvi’ was a superhit and recently released ‘#Jhimma2’ has also been declared a blockbuster and still rocking the box office. Our Sr Editor Keerti Kadam interacted with Shivani Surve during a success bash of Jhimma 2. Excerpts…

You are basking in the success of ‘Jhimma 2’. How did the sequel come to you?
When a film’s first part is successful then becoming a part of it’s sequel is definitely stressful. There’s pressure to match up with the earlier version. People already know the characters and to be liked by them I had to put in double effort. It’s always challenging to enter a successful franchise because audiences expect you to be equally good if not better. I was asked to play the character with utter seriousness. The idea was that people should not get a feeling that I am new in the lot. They should get a feeling that I have been a part of the clan right from the beginning, though not visible. But thanks to my director Hemant Dhome, I could pull it off successfully because he had written the character beautifully. He was confident that this new character too will be appreciated by the viewers.

What was your prep for the film?
I had watched Jhimma when it was released a couple of years ago and had loved it immensely. This film was made by friends and friends were part of the acting team. The female centric issues were handled neatly, without preaching and not forgetting to entertain. I was happy that a film like that was garnering audience support. We have been a society where mainly male centric films are made. So I was glad that a film like ‘Jhimma’ was made where women’s problems were addressed and most importantly audiences supported it.

Coming to your question, I was offered ‘Jhimma 2’ by Hemant. He approached me and after the narration, I fell in love with the character. It’s immensely simple yet powerful. Neither it had punch lines nor it tells jokes etc.but it’s an impactful character. I play a simpleton in the film and simplicity is the strength of the character. It was challenging for me to portray it as it was written. I am glad I became a part of ‘Jhimma 2’.

What were the challenges faced by you during the shoot?
In reality, majority of urban females are comfortable applying make up on a regular basis. I am an actress and the need of make up for me is extra. I need to look presentable all the time and it’s a job requirement. Being an actor I rely on make up most of the time. But my director destabilised my belief. He had asked me to face the camera sans make up. I was requested, ordered, told not to put on any make up during the scenes. Hemant and I had discussed at length the requirements of the character, physicality and dialogue delivery, it’s tone etc. during workshops. He had explained everything to me in detail.

I as an actor am always on the lookout for different characters. Then I take a lot of pain during prep to look authentic. I ask a lot of questions so that I am never confused while performing. My character was written in detail and beautifully. It’s so methodically written that the nuances of the character too were in front of me. It was written with so much clarity, I just had to follow the script and the lines and my job is done. As everything was discussed with Hemant beforehand, it was uncomplicated when we actually started shooting.

How was the feeling to shoot without make up?
I was instructed that absolutely no make up is to be used while shooting. But I am so used to applying make up during shoots that it was indigestible for me to abide by that condition. So on the first day I applied very little make up and went on sets. Hemant did not say anything and scenes were shot. So I was relieved that at least I can wear basic make up. So on the second day too, I went on sets just like the first day. That day too Hemant did not say anything. But later in the day, I received a long message from Hemant urging me to not use make up while facing the camera. What he said was very touching. He wrote, ‘Do trust me, Do not trust make up. You look fabulous on screen without make up, so go by my vision and you’ll thank me later”. I was emotional and vowed not to use any make up furthermore during the shoot. And I did thank him after I saw the film on the big screen. I learnt to be confident to face the camera without make up. So the moral of the story is that always follow your director’s instructions.

Hemant Dhome and Kshiti Jog are the director and the producer of ‘Jhimma 2’. How was it working with them?
I was at home, you can say. Hemant Dhome and Kshiti Jog are veterans, experienced and gem of people. I had met Kshiti in 2009 when I was doing ‘Navya’. We bonded there and there always was a personal connect even if we did not work together for the longest time. Now Kshiti was co-actor and producer too for me. Hemant is a dear friend too. I did his film ‘Satarcha Salman’, which actually was my first film. So he knew me from before. When he narrated the script, I was blown away by my well etched out character. So actually, this time, I was working in my home production. I have seen both of them grow as actors, producer and director. I am happy that they are in a good phase of life and I cherish their friendship.

You have worked both in Hindi and Marathi. Did you find any differences?
Acting in any language is the same. So on that count there’s no difference. The only difference is, economics. The Hindi projects are made with much grandeur but the same could not be said about Marathi serials or films. Both the fields have talented actors. Take the case of ‘Jhimma 2’. There is immense talent in the acting department. Kshiti has been working in Marathi as well as Hindi projects. Her portrayal in Karan Johar’s ‘Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani’ was hugely appreciated and in both parts of Jhimma she has excelled. There are veteran actresses Suhas Joshi and Nirmiti Sawant. Their experience oozes out while performing. It’s a treat to watch them perform. The ease and confidence within them make them standout. Just watching them I try to imbibe some qualities. Watching them perform I realised that I have to go a long way as an actor. But I take it as a challenge to better myself.

Your earlier outing ‘Vaalvi’ was a superhit too. Your experience working in it?
It was a tremendous learning experience. It was like a dream project. To work with a director like Paresh Mokashi itself is an achievement. Majority of Marathi actors want to work with him and I find myself lucky to be a part of his cinema so early in my career. He is a stickler, meticulous and wants everything as per his vision. Initially I was nervous and told him that I may not be able to carry off the character he has offered me. But he assured me saying, “I am confident you can do it and that’s why you are here”. That boosted my morale as I was performing alongside powerhouse performers like Swwapnil Joshi, Anita Date and Subodh Bhave. Though my character had a grey shade, it didn’t bother me because the storyline was outstanding and I was in hands of two time National Award winner director Paresh Mokashi. I am proud to be a part of film like Vaalvi.

Shivani Surve will next be seen in a raw and rugged avatar in a bilingual film ‘After Operation London Café’ which is being made in Kannada and Marathi. It’s dubbed version in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam too will be released wherein Shivani will be reprising the role of a Naxalite.

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