Remember that dance number from Satya- Sapno Me Milti Hai. We bet you will remember the same song after watching Hald Lagli from Nagarsevak. Two side actors dancing on a wedding song, hero and his girl are looking at each other with that doe-eyed romance, local politician entering the wedding hall with all his shaan, dream sequence of our hero and then at the end some fast dance beats and someone beating up are happening simultaneously. All from the Satya song and used as a template for this song.

Priyanaka Nagare and Shyam Thombre are the dancing Jodi of this song and they fail miserably. The dance steps, rhythm and mood even the lip syncing is not proper. The Jodi does not have any striking chemistry and the typical Bollywood style choreography becomes very mundane. Upendra and Neha, the lead pair of the film keep looking at each other, but the very bad editing makes those somber romance moments very sketchy and ultimately it becomes unintentionally funny.

Music is by Dev Ashish and lyrics are by Bipin Dhaigude. The use of typical Hindi words gives a very bumpy effect to the song as it is neither traditional wedding song nor a contemporary song. The music lacks a punch and yet it will be surely become a favorite wedding song for the upcoming wedding season.

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• Review : Nagarsevak – Ek Nayak (2017)
• Producer : Shashikant Chaudhary
• Director : Deepak Kadam
• Star Cast : Upendra Limaye, Sayaji Shinde, Neha Pendse, Ganesh Yadav, Sunil Tawade, Sanjay Khapre, Vijay Nikam, Savita Malpekar, Shyam Thombre, Priyanka Nagare
• Writer : Bipin Shaygude
• Music : Dev Ashish
• Review By : Abhay Salvi

Rating : 1/5

Nagarsevak – Ek Nayak Marathi Movie Review :

Nagarsevak is a film that aspires to be many things. An inspiring underdog story, political thriller & a south styled action film. It succeeds in none of the departments. The film stars Upendra Limaye in his most disinterested performance on screen. A brigade of other decent actors from Sayaji Shinde, Sanjay Khapre, Ganesh Yadav, Sunil Tawade to Neha Pendse, too are exploited with poor writing & terrible direction.

The story belongs to Malhar Shinde (Upendra Limaye) an angry young man, who god knows why wishes to be a politician (of course a good one!). But wait before that a statue of an important politician has been insulted resulting into riots in the city. A news anchor (by the way he wears earrings) is discussing the chaos that’s happening in the city (& about to happen in the film) with two politicians (Shinde & Tawade) who are in power & in opposition. Later the news anchor gets kidnapped by Jagya (a side kick of Malhar Shinde) for an unimaginably stupid reason & then Jagya starts narrating the whole story of Malhar Shinde’s life.

The world in this film is a very little place. Everyone & everything seems to be connected. Yes, that is the only sensible theory we can come up with if someone wants to justify the countless logical errors & plot-holes of this film. The first half is abruptly edited throughout. The flashback is extremely unnecessary & later in the second half the flashback ends without solving any mystery (there isn’t a mystery in the first place), rather introducing more confusing scenarios in which the characters keep playing merry-go-round.

The film has Sayaji Shinde as one of the senior politicians. Beneath him is Ganesh Yadav. Now both Shinde & Yadav have their right wing man, left wing man. And all these wing men get their chance to spoil the already messed up narrative. One of Yadav’s wing men named ‘Santya’ is truly a special treat. This whole effort seems to be designed to make us believe that in politics every one double cross everyone, but it all goes in vain.

The romantic angle too is out-of-sync & the character of Neha Pendse has almost nothing to do in the film. The film has late actors Vinay Apte & Satish Tare in small roles. It’s just sad this film would turn out to be the last film for such great actors. The camera angles used in this film are foolishly over creative. Sometimes they are simply hilarious & sometimes pure awkward.

Maharashtra is a state where almost everyone has a political understanding & opinion. We surely deserve much better films based in this scenario. In some of the promotional content of the film, the film was said to be inspired by the popular Hindi film (a remake from south) Nayak. Sadly the film fails in every possible way to project any sort of inspiration.

If at all there’s any positive in this film it’s the character of Jagya. Jagy is the typical ‘Hero Ka Dost’ that can be picked up from any random 90s Bollywood film or recent South Indian formula films.

Overall:

Nagarsevak joins this long list of Marathi films that have released in 2017 & are genuinely unwatchable.

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The trailer of Nagarsevak – Ek Nayak. The film stars Upendra Limaye in the lead role and Neha Pendse will be seen as the love interest of this local politician. The hardcore action film is directed by Deepak Kadam and produced by Shashikant Chaudhary under the banners of Jash Pictures.

The trailer shows a shrewd politician (Sayaji Shinde) and how he mocks democracy by winning elections by hook or crook. The hero (Upendra Limyae) stands against him in a local corporater election. The trailer heavily implies that this is a south-Indian style action melodrama. It also reminds us of famous Soth Indian (and later made into Hindi) Nayak. Though Upendra Limaye is a good choice for such angry young man role, he can do better than such melodramatic roles as he has done previously .

The story and screenplay is by Bipin Dhaigude and Abhijeet Kulkarni. The music is composed by Dev-Ashish. The socio-political drama will be released very soon all over Maharashtra.

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Nagarsevak- Ek Nayak will be releasing on 31 March all over Maharashtra. The most striking thing about this film is it has a list of impressive villains. The film stars Sayaji Shinde, Ganesh Yadav, Sunil Tawde and Sanjay Khapre in the roles of bad guys. The film is produced by Shashikant and Jayashri Chaudhari.

Ganesh Yadav will be playing role of Datta Shivalkar and Sayaji Shinde will be seen as a local party leader Shetty. Sunil Tawde will be playing an MLA while Sanjay Khapre will be seen as a shrewd party worker. The film is directed by Dipak Kadam.

The film also stars Uprendra Limaye and Neha Pendse in the lead roles. Vijay Nikam, Shyam Thombre, Savita Malpekar, Triyogi Mantri, Priyanka Nagare, Abhijeet Kulkarni, Ashok Pavde, Yash Kadam, Varsha Dandale, Mayuri Deshmukh will also be seen in important roles.

The story of the film is written by Bipin Dhaigude and Abhijeet Kulkarni while dialogues are by Yogesh Markande, The director pf the photography is by Triloki Chaudhari and editing is by Sunodh Narkar.

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Many films have been made with a political backdrop in Marathi as well as Hindi. Especially in Marathi we have a rich history of such kind of films. When our democracy becomes a game for the pleasure of in-power politicians, someone amongst them has to fight against them for the sake of the common man. And that someone could well be a ‘Nagarsevak’!

Yes this unknown ‘Nagarsevak’ will get his story told, through upcoming Marathi film ‘Nagarsevak Ek Nayak’. Presented by ‘Jash Pictures’ & produced by Shashikant Chaudhar & Jayshri Chaudhri. Film releases all over Maharashtra on 31^st March. It’s directed by Deepak Kadam.

Working for people’s welfare should be the essential propaganda for polticians, but they are only bothered about their power. Their nexus with other dangerous elements of the society are harmful to the common man. And all this scenario will be seen in  ‘Nagarsevak’. This story belongs to Malhar, a young man who’s new in Mumbai & later gets caught into the political world. His journey that will be filled with many obstacles will be portrayed in ‘Nagarsevak’.    

Movie stars a brigade of Marathi actors who include Upendra Limaye, Neha Pendse, Sayaji Shinde, Ganesh Yadav, Sunil Tawade, Sanjay Khapre, Vijay Nikam, ShyamThombre, Savita Malpekar& others. So from 31^st March don’t forget to watch ‘Nagarsevak’ only in theatres.

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• Movie : Nagarsevak – Ek Nayak (2017) | नगरसेवक एक नायक
• Producer : Shashikant Chaudhary
• Director : Deepak Kadam
• Studio : Jash Pictures
• Star Cast :
  • Upendra Limaye
  • Sayaji Shinde
  • Neha Pendse
  • Ganesh Yadav
  • Sunil Tawade
  • Sanjay Khapre
  • Vijay Nikam
  • Savita Malpekar
  • Shyam Thombre
  • Priyanka Nagare
• Story : Bipin Shaygude
• Screenplay : Bipin Shaygude, Abhijit Kulkarni
• Dilogues : Bipin Shaygude, Abhijit Kulkarni, Yogesh Markande
• Music : Dev Ashish
• Lyrics : Bipin Dhaygude, Abhijeet Kulkarni, Vinay Yerapalle
• Playback Singers : Anand Shinde, Adarsh Shinde, Raja Hasan, Dev Chauhan, Bela Shinde, Kunal Ganjawala, Kavita Nikam
• Cinematography (DOP) : Triloki Chaudhari
• Editor : Subodh Narkar
• Art Director : Madhu Kambale
• Choreographer : Rajesh Bidave, Anil Sutar, Dipali Vichare
• Costume Designer : Dhanashree Kamtekar
• Genre : Drama 
• Duration : 2Hr 10min (130min)
• Censor Certificate : U
• Release Date : 31st March 2017

Synopsis : 

When our democracy becomes a game for the pleasure of in-power politicians, someone amongst them has to fight against them for the sake of the common man. And that someone could well be a ‘Nagarsevak’!

Nagarsevak Marathi Movie Photos, Poster :

Nagarsevak: Ek Nayak Marathi Movie Official Trailer

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