‘Charandas Chor’ is an upcoming Marathi film about a spot boy who runs away from with whole lot of money from the sets of a film! Till now we only had the idea of this interesting plot. But now the trailer of the film is out. It introduces us to Charandas’ journey after he robs the money from the set.

But how & why does he actually steal the money, still remains a mystery. It feels there’s some sort of secret that he is hiding inside him. He has a trunk a very colorful ‘Peti’ with him in which there’s that money! In one of the scenes we also see him drying all the notes at the bank of a river or lake!

We see many people who meet him in the journey asking him about what’s in the ‘peti’! He even honestly tells to an old woman that it’s money inside the ‘peti’. We wonder, why will a thief tell others what he stole? It definitely means there’s more to this Charandas Chor!

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• Movie : Charandas Chor
• Producer : Uknit Productions
• Director : Shyam Maheshwari
• Studio : Uknit Productions
• Star Cast :
  • Abhay Chavan
  • Adesh Aware
  • Sonam Pawar
  • Mukund Wasule
  • Milind Oak
  • Anuya Amit Baiche
  • Ravindra Gurjar
  • Sachin Khandekar
  • Indubai Tambe
  • Tommy (Dear Moti)
• Story : Shyam Maheshwari
• Screenplay : Shyam Maheshwari, Avinash Singh 
• Dialogues : Milind Phatak
• Music : Rohit Manjrekar, Atif Afzal
• Lyrics : Mandar Cholkar 
• Sound Design : Akhilesh Acharya, Sudeepta Sadhukha 
• Background Score : Atif Afzal
• Cinematography (DOP) : Sumit Suryawanshi
• Editor : Abhijeet Deshpande 
• Art Director : Vasu Patil
• Makeup : Ashwin Rane
• Costume : Sampada Mahadik
• Head Of Production : Santosh Jadhav
• Production Manager : Anand Upadhyay
• Associate Director : Sachin Khandekar
• Assistant Director : Umesh Chavan
• Line Producers : Deepa Maheshwari, Sanju Holmukhe
• Creative Director : Sanju Holmukhe
• Distribution : Sameer Dixit, Rishikesh Bhirangi (Pickle Entertainment)
• DI & VFX: Dream Tone Studios 
• Di Colorist : Vishal Nair, Prashant B. Dhotre
• Publicity Design : Lalji Wajh (V&W Design) 
• Digital Marketing : Be Birbal 
• PR and Marketing : Bhagwati Mediaworks
• Genre : Drama
• Release Date : 29th December 2017

Synopsis : It’s a journey of a thief who is on the run and finds some more…………what else, thieves!!!

It’s a slice of life film spruced with layers of humour through our cute, naïve guy Charan Chandrakant More…….is he that naïve?

Charan is an apprentice in films and in turn of events he gets a trunk of 2cr original cash which he runs away with. From here, Charan embarks on a journey with 2cr booty, but his problem is, he wants to tell it all about the trunk and also wants to hide it all……..he wants to own the trunk and disown the repercussions…….confusing!!! But as Isaac Newton rightly said so- `Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in the multiplicity & confusion of things’……We will find out the truth!!!

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• Review : Premaya Namaha (2017)
• Producer : Uttam Chorade, Suyog Gaikwad
• Director : Jagdish Watharkar
• Star Cast : Devendra Chougale, Rupali Krishnrao, Surekha Kudch,i Prakash Dhotre, Sayali Magdum, Milind Oak, Narendra Desai, Snehal Raj
• Writer : Shashikant Kamble
• Music : Chandrashekhar Janawade, K. Sandeepkumar
• Review By : Abhay Salvi

Rating : 0.5/5

Premay Namah Marathi Movie Review :

Premay Namah stars a hero who is impossible to tolerate. Not just because the actor is incompetent, but also because this ‘hero’ represents everything that the quintessential ‘Bollywood’ hero stood far, but in the most irritating & plain moronic way. There are visible tributes to a whole list of Bollywood heroes from Dev Anand to Salman & Shahrukh Khan! And a whole lot of Bollywood films from the 90s!

Prem (Devendra Chougule) falls in love with Preeti (Rupali Krushnarav). And then he keeps stalking her, because he thinks it’s true love. At one point when the girl keeps opposing his direct marriage proposal, Prem says he’ll forcefully marry her only if they meet again by coincidence. 

Of course without coincidence, there won’t be a plot to this film. Slowly the film turns to a ‘Rajashri style’ family drama & still keeping the one-sided love track alive. The whole one-sided love track also directly shows resemblance with the recent Bollywood film, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. The actors who play the parents of the hero & heroine are known faces from television & others films, but they too couldn’t manage to interest us one bit.

Most of the times such films have plenty of songs almost every 15-20 minutes, but we realized todaythat actually those songs give you a moment to breathe! In case of ‘Premay Namaha’ after the first song for almost more than 40 minutes we keep anticipating a song that can give us a moment to feel a bit better. By the time the second song arrives, it’s almost too late. The bg score of this film is not just loud but also contrary to the scenes on many occasions. Sometimes there are two kinds of bg scores at the same moment. It might be because they don’t want to manipulate their audiences! And there are inspiration in the bg too!

However, the problem is not the inspirations, in a way we can be fine with it, the problem is the execution. The acting too is simply intolerable. A few films that are badly executed can have a certain charm of being ‘so bad that they’re good’. Premay Namah is far from it. There is nothing that is enjoyable, even the ‘in your face’ action scenes are tasteless & not even ridiculous enough to be enjoyed with a satirical humour. 

The end of the film though is a bit unexpected, though still not decent enough to improve the film in any possible way. It’s just that you didn’t expect the film to actually have something to say. Is that something strong enough to be heard? Yes, but for that watching the whole film would be like going through a 3 month jail sentence to earn a 200rs voucher from a nearby shopping mall!

It’s not difficult to understand that such films are made with extreme self-confidence. Films like these & the people who make them are not yet over the 90s hangover of Bollywood. A hero centric love story filled with some other filmy ‘masala’ is no longer a staple for any kind of audiences today. If at all there is any audience of that sort, the south Indian dubbed films are providing enough content with better commercial value to them. 

2017 is truly having a difficult start for Marathi Cinema. There was merely one film that has truly clicked with the audiences & a couple of decent attempts. Hopefully in the coming weeks & months of 2017 Marathi Cinema will blossom again.

Overall:

If under any circumstances you happen to watch Premay Namaha, you’ll realize it’s a film that you shouldn’t recommend to even the fiercest of your enemies, let alone your dear& loved ones.

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• Movie : Premaya Namah (2017) | प्रेमाय नमः
• Producer : Uttam Chorade, Suyog Gaikwad
• Director : Jagdish Watharkar
• Studio : White Onion Entertainment
• Star Cast :
  • Devendra Chougale
  • Rupali Krishnrao
  • Surekha Kudchi
  • Prakash Dhotre
  • Sayali Magdum
  • Milind Oak
  • Narendra Desai
  • Snehal Raj
• Story & Screenplay : Shashikant Kamble
• Music : Chandrashekhar Janawade, K. Sandeepkumar
• Lyrics : Chandrashekhar Janawade
• Cinematography (DOP) : Dhanaji Koya Yamkar
• Action : N. Devraj
• Choreography : Kaladharan, Sangram Bhalkar, Kirti-Aviskar
• Genre : Love
• Release Date : 3rd March 2017

Synopsis : 

Love is the most celebrated emotion in movies since inception of cinema irrespective of language and era. And in modern cinema too it’s still on top in spite of new phenomenal technologies at disposal. This emotion in universal as in, I wrote your name in the sky, but the wind blew it away. I wrote your name in the sand, but the waves washed it away. I wrote your name in my heart, and forever it will stay!

A new marathi film, a love story, is coming our way named Premay Namah which has love as a primary emotion along with sadness, fear, anger, disgust, surprise, happiness. The story also thrusts on strong family values and duties.

Prem (Devendra Chaugule) hails from a wealthy family who is naughty as well as strong believer in family values. His love for his family is his weakness. When he comes across Preeti (Rupali Krishnarao), it’s a love at first sight for him. Preeti does not respond to his advances, maybe with a feeling..But I see you stare just a little too long, and it makes me start to wonder,But destiny keeps bringing them face to face in a very playful and humorous manner and as both their families being good friends they too become friends. Unawares the friendship culminates into love.

Both Prem and Preeti are madly in love with each other. Do I love you because you are beautiful Or are you beautiful because I love you. Destiny plays spoilsport this time as Prem witnesses some shocking truth during a family function. He is taken aback as It’s beyond his imagination. To make thing worse his lady love Preeti gives him few ultimatums making him feel. Be careful who you trust, the devil was once an angel!

His loyalty oscillates between his love for Preeti and family duty. What ultimatum Preeti gives to Prem? What does Prem choose family or Preeti? Does family values outweigh true love? All these questions are answered in the movie Premay Namah! It’s a love story with a difference with a tag line Let’s respect love!

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