• Produced By : Kathakaar
• Directed By : Tejas Vijay Deoskar
• Story and Screen Writers : Tejas Vijay Deoskar, Prasad Mirasdar
• Star Cast : Sandeep Kulkarni,Pallavi Subhash,Lokesh Gupte,Shruti Marathe,Shubha Khote,Shishir Sharma,Pradeep Athavale,Prasad Pandit,Meenacshi Martins,Ila Bhate
• Music: Susmit Limaye
• Genre: Romance

Rating : * *  

Story Outline :

Thirty-five year old Mine Engineer Anand Joshi (Sandeep Kulkarni) from Mumbai prefers staying away from marriage and commitment as he only believes in concentrating on his career and having fun in the meantime. He visits Goa for a project and meets the simple happy-go-lucky Saniya (Pallavi Subhash). During their first visit, they end up having a one-night stand. Anand gets a shock when Saniya reveals she is pregnant with his child. What happens next?

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Review :

In love stories or stories about relationships, it is vitally important for the various turns in the story to be convincing. Since that doesn’t happen much in Tejas Vijay Deoskar’s Premsutra, the film turns out to be disappointing after a promising and amusing first half. Later on, the story also shows similarity to the director’s previous and debut film Ajinkya but that was a much more sensible effort.

The main incident of the one-night stand is itself unpersuasive simply because it doesn’t go with Saniya’s character. From her introductory scene and the posters of the movie, she is shown to be someone who believes only in love. But here, she agrees without any hesitation to sleep with someone whom she met just few minutes back. However, as the incident is the base of the story, you try to forgive it with the hope of being taken for an impressive ride after that.

That hope is kept alive in the first half with the developments that take place after the twist and some real, simple humor at regular intervals. But then we realize that the film suffers from the second half syndrome. The proceedings not only become easily predictable but also unconvincing. Have a look at the following points for instance (barring the first point above):-

A man happily marries a woman even when he knows she is madly attracted to someone else.

A father encourages his daughter to play with her life just for the sake of her obsessive attraction for someone.

The same person takes important decisions regarding his 5000 crore business empire just to suit the needs of her daughter’s egoistic desire.

(Best of all) He also announces his daughter’s divorce at a grand party and celebrates the incident!!!

Talking about Susmit Limaye’s music, it does justice to the Goa flavor. But some songs should have at least been shortened. Pushpank Gawade shows his cinematographic talent, especially while capturing the beautiful locales of Goa. The film needs to be appreciated for exploring the real Goa rather than the stereotype version that has been shown since decades.

As expected from a quality performer, Sandeep Kulkarni plays his character with maturity and gets ever shade right. Pallavi Subhash is the surprise package. She not only looks naturally beautiful but, more importantly, also shows her talent as an actor. Shruti Marathe and Lokesh Gupte do justice to their respective characters. Shishir Sharma too does well considering his unusual character.

Overall, Premsutra is let down for not being convincing. The film will struggle to achieve success at the box office.

Review By : Keyur Seta

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• Movie : Premsutra
• Produced By : Kathakaar
• Directed By : Tejas Vijay Deoskar
• Story and Screen Writers : Tejas Vijay Deoskar, Prasad Mirasdar
• Star Cast : Sandeep Kulkarni,Pallavi Subhash,Lokesh Gupte,Shruti Marathe,Shubha Khote,Shishir Sharma,Pradeep Athavale,Prasad Pandit,Meenacshi Martins,Ila Bhate
• Dialogues : Mahendra Teredesai, Tejas Vijay Deoskar
• Cinematographer : Pushpank Gawade
• Art Director : Siddharth Tatooskar
• Sound Design : Dhananjay Sathe
• Choreographer : Rajesh Bidwe
• Singer’s : Mahalakshmi Iyer, Raman Mahadevan, Avadhoot Gupte and Hema Sardesai
• Music and Background Score : Susmit Limaye
• Editor : Apoorva Motivale
• Executive Producer : Shiva Joshi
• Genre : Romance

Premsutra (2013)
Story : 

Saniya is a young, catholic girl living in a typical orthodox catholic family. She is enthusiastic & free soul from Goa. She loves nature & is free from the materialistic desires. Her innocence, naive nature and intuitive actions make her innocent.
Saniya is being pursued by her mother for marriage. Saniya is least interested & thinks that love should drive her to get married.
Anand is a typical metropolitan executive from the corporate world. Though he is sensitive and sensible, he is trapped in the calculative world of business. He is commissioned as a Manager in a Mine in Goa.
Accidently, Saniya and Anand meet at a party where they connect instantly. Anand is impressed by Saniya’s free nature and clear understanding about “love, sex and marriage”. According to her, they all are independent. Leading to discussions, Anand and Saniya get comfortable and end up having a one night stand.
Sujit is Anand’s colleague & they both share a good understanding & friendship. Malavika is Anand’s boss’s daughter & has infatuation towards Anand while Anand feels that he needs to concentrate on climbing up the corporate ladder rather than getting married.
One fine day, Anand & Saniya find themselves at a crossroads where Anand is confused while taking a personal decision with professional one whereas Sania is confident on her part. Anand’s decision might affect Sania’s life and vice versa.
What happened between Anand and Saniya? What surprises lie for Anand & Saniya?
It’s a story of a search for real love! What is real love? Attraction? Affection? Seduction? Possession? Lust? Or responsibility?
To find out more lets wait & watch PREMSUTRA!

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