• Movie : College Diary 2019 | कॉलेज डायरी
• Producer : Bhavesh Bhavan Kashiyani
• Director : Aniket Jagannath Ghadage
• Studio : Bhavesh Kashiyani Films & Idreamz Filmcraft
• Star Cast :
  • Anand Burad
  • Shivraj Chavan
  • Pratik Gandhe
  • Sharad Jadhav
  • Janardan Kadam
  • Avinash Khedekar
  • Hemlata Raghu
  • Shubham Raut
  • Samir Sakpal
  • Vishal Sangale
  • Vaishnavi Shinde
  • Pratiksha Shivankar
• Story and Dialogues: Aniket Jagannath Ghadage
• Screenplay : Aniket Jagannath Ghadage and Vishal Sangale
• Singer : Piyush Mishra, Benny Dayal, Shaan, Shalmali Kholgade, Anandi Joshi and Niranjan Pedgaonkar
• Music : Niranjan Pedgaokar, Revaa, Daniel-Smeet-Suhith
• Lyrics : Ganesh-Suresh, Ganesh Sable and Ashwin
• Sound : Darshan Shiwale (Studio Rewire)
• Cinematography (DOP) : Sopaan Purandare
• Editor : Aniket Jagannath Ghadage
• Art Director : Sachin Kharade and Abhilash Matre
• Costume : Prajakta Patil
• Make-up : Sujit Survase
• Co-Producer : Surekha Shinde and Aniket Ghadage
• Executive Producer : Sachin Dubale Patil
• Presenter : Sheetal Ashok Agarwal
• Co-Director : Vishal Sangale
• Assistant Director : Sachin Kamble, Pravin Kamble, Avinash Jaiswal, Sourabh Kadam and Tushar Patole
• Production : Vishnu Ghorpade
• Stills : Priyanka Gaikwad
• Making : Nakul Kakade
• Choreography : NA
• Publicity Design : Mangesh Kulkarni
• VFX : Shubham Raut
• DI : Bhushan Sahasrabudhe
• Digital Media : Shrinivas Kulkarni
• Genre : Drama
• Release Date : 8th March 2019

Synopsis : A college boy gets into a college decayed by local gang, suffers and faces agony of his friends and love. Seeks revenge and this situation falls into hands of local politician further it gets worse. How our protagonist(Boy) comes out of this dirty stuff and fight again, you can watch it in cinema.

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While there are many kinds of meaningful Marathi films being made we are yet to explore gangster or crime films in a stylistic way which is seen in say Malayalam cinema! But now one such Marathi film is here! ‘College Diary‘ is an upcoming Marathi gangster film made in a very darkly stylistic way.

The color palette of the film, the cinematography & the background music all of it feels very new for a Marathi film. ‘College Diary’ is directed by Aniket Ghadage & stars a young team of actors. The whole team of the film is new but are very passionate about cinema.

The trailer of the film will surely create excitement among the audiences & bring them in theatres! ‘College Diary‘ opens in theatres on 16th of February! So this Valentine explore a different kind of cinema that will surely entertain you!

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The youth have a special place in their hearts for the topic of ‘college’! It means many things to them from fun, enjoyment & many other memories. Anyone who has ever been in college has a huge sense of nostalgia about it for their entire life! Everyone wishes to revisit their ‘College Diary’ once in a while.

Hence there’s an upcoming Marathi film titled ‘College Diary‘ releasing on 16th February. Recently the music of this film was launched by the current youth sensation singer Benny Dayal. A unique feat has been achieved in this film’s music as 5 different songs in 5 languages are sung by 5 singers famous in that respective language!

Tamil, Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit & English are the five languages in which these five songs are written, composed! Benny Dayal popular for many hit Bollywood songs like ‘Battameez Dil’, ‘Pappu Can’t Dance Saala’, etc has sung the Tamil song whereas singers like Shaan, Anandi Joshi, Shalmali Kholgade & Niranjan Pedgavkar. The songs of this film are written by Ashwin, Ganesh-Suresh & Ganesh Sabale while they are composed by Daniel Smith – Suhit, Niranjan Pedgavkar & Reva!

The songs of ‘College Diary‘ are available on different music platforms officially!

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The adult edition of ‘Sur Nava Dhyas Nava’ on Colors Marathi is still fresh in our memory. The show impressed one & all & presented a new form of singers who reinvented their style of singing. The love that this show received from the audiences has made them launch a new edition of the show & this time for the little talents!

Yes ‘Sur Nava Dhyas Nava – Little Champs’ is here! Kids in the age group of 6 to 15 years can participate in this show! The show will be judged by the same trio who judged the previous edition, which includes Shalmali Kholgade, Avadhoot Gupte & Mahesh Kale. Whereas the name of the host of the show is yet kept a secret!

So the auditions for ‘Sur Nava Dhyas Nava – Little Champs’ begins from 6^th July! Here are the details regarding the same.

6^th July – Ratnagiri

Address – Gogate Joglekar College, Advocate N. V. Joshi Marg, Near Ratnagiri District Court, Ratnagiri – 415612

7^th July – Kolhapur

Address – Deval Club, Mangalwar Peth, Kolhapur – 416012

8^th July – Pune

Address – D. E. S. Secondary School, 486 Sadashiv Peth, New English School Campus, Tilak Road, Pune – 30

11^th July – Nagpur

Address – Suyog Mangal Karyalay, 51, Lakshmi Nagar, Nagpur – 440010

14^th July – Mumbai

Address – I. E. S. Modern High School (Ashlane), D. S. Babrekar Marg, Behind Sane Guruji School, Dadar (West), Mumbai – 400028

15^th July – Thane

Address – Bramhan Mahavidyalay, Ghantali Devi Mandir Road, Near Teen Petrol Pump, Naupada, Thane (West) – 400602

17^th July – Aurangabad

Address – Shivchhatrapati Mahavidyalay, CIDCO, N – 3, Aurangabad – 431003

18^th July – Nasik

Address – Rudra International School, Ambad Trimurti Link Road, Upendra Nagar, Nasik – 10

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National award winning director Bhaurao Karhade of ‘Khwada’ fame has returned with another rural cinema that has an instant connect with the audiences. ‘Baban’ his new movie is set to release all over Maharashtra by the end of the year on 29^th December. Recently a new song, a Lavani fusion, ‘Mohrachya Daravar Kairya Magna’ has been out & it has become viral on all media platforms.

For this song two bollywood stalwarts Shalmali Kholgade & Sunidhi Chauhan have collaborated for the first time as playback singers. The music of this song is composed by Omkarswaroop while the lyrics are written by Dr. Vinayak Pawar. The music of this song has been recorded live & the video of the song has been shot at a real location! Yes a real ‘Tamasha Tambu’ belonging to popular Tamasha artist Raghuvir Khedkar.

Presented by “Chitraksha Films’, ‘Baban’ stars ‘Khwada’ fame Bhaurao Shinde & newcomer Gayatri Jadhav in lead along with Sheetal Chavan, Devendra Gaikwad, Yogesh Dimble, Abhay Chavan, Seema Samarth, Krutika Tulaskar & Mrunal Kulkarni & is set to release on 29^th December.

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• Review : Youth – Badal Ghadavaychi Takaad (2016)
• Producer : Sunder Seturaman
• Directer : Rakesh Kudalkar
• Star Cast : Akshay Waghmare, Neha Mahajan, Akshay Mhatre, Meera Joshi, Shashank Jadhav, Ketaki Kulkarni, Satish Pulekar and Vikram Gokhale
• Writer : Vishal Chawan and Yugg
• Music : Vishal-Jagdish
• Genre : Drama, Romantic, Musical, Suspense
• Certification : UA
• Review By : Rasik Tirodkar

Rating : 2.5/5

Youth Marathi Movie Review:

Ask any budding filmmaker and he won’t hesitate to tell you that to find a producer for a film is one hell of a task. And to get it to release is an equally difficult task. Some films are so amateurishly made at nearly all levels, that you wonder that how they got made and even released in the first place; Youth is that kind of a film. It is a rather poorly made film, but you cannot discount the noble intentions.

The film tries to throw some light on the drought situation in the state.A group of mostly privileged college kids plan a trip to a beach side resort in their vacations. Yuvraj, our protagonist, and also the wealthiest guy in the group is the son of a state minister. During their trip, the wealthy urban kids accidently encounter the drought situation in first person. Having only seen the drought condition from the comfort of their homes on the tv, they are all deeply disturbed by the massive disparity. The conscience of Yuvraj awakens and he decides to do all he can to help the impoverished and troubled villagers. The rest of the gang also joins Yuvraj in his effort. Their work gains popularity and also media attention. This has repercussions on the politics of the state and affects Yuvraj’s father directly. Youth then has a major twist in the plot.

Youth does have noble intentions of putting into focus the plight of the drought stricken rural Indians and the measures that can be taken to avoid recurrence of the drought. But the film goes about doing this in a rather preachy manner. There is a lot of talk in the film. Andto make it worse the acting is uniformly poor by the main actors apart from Vikram Gokhale and Satish Pulekar. It is also a poorly made film. The staging of the scenes is so poor that very few even hold your attention.Despite the director also editing the film, the film isn’t sharp as expected. After the film ends you do get a feeling that disservice has been done to such a serious and relevant subject.

Overall:

The film does disservice to a serious subject like drought, with its bad filmmaking and poor acting.

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Youth, a film about today’s generation will be releasing on 3 June all over Maharashtra. This is a story of six friends whose lives are changed by an unexpected twist.

The film stars Neha Mahajan, Akshay Waghmare, Meera Joshi, Akshay Mhatre, Ketaki Kulkarni, Shashank Jadhav, Vikram Gokhale and Satish Pulekar.

The film is produced by Sethu Raghavan. The story and screenplay is written by Vishal Chavan and Yugg. The songs of this film have been sung by Chinmay Holalkar, Shalmali Kholgade, Swanand Kirkire, Javed Jaffrey, Armaan Malik. The music has been composed by Vishal Jagdish.

The DoP is Chetan Shinde. Choreography is done by Phulwa Khamkar. Art Direction is by Devji Sakpal. Costume Designing is by Bhagyashree, Ashwin and Mihir.

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Youth, a new film by Rakesh Kundalkar is ready for the release on 20th May. The film stars Vikram Gokhale, Akshay Waghmare, Neha Mahajan. Akshay Mhatre, Meera Joshi, Shashank Jadhav, Ketaki Narayan and Satish Pulekar.

The film deals with the water crisis in rural Maharashtra and how a group of urban youth tries to aid in this time of draught. However, the group does not understand the local dynamics of the politics and faces many threats during this social work. The film has a very serious tone and speaks about the actual changes done by the youth of this generation.

The film has been produced by Sundar Sethuraman. Story-screenplay and dialogues are penned by Vishal & Yuugg. The DoP is Chetan Shinde. The film will be releasing on 3rd June all over Maharashtra.

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• Movie : Youth – Badal Ghadavaychi Takaad (2016) |युथ -बदल घडवायची ताकद
• Producer : Sunder Seturaman
• Directer : Rakesh Kudalkar
• Studio : Victory Films
• Star Cast : Akshay Waghmare, Neha Mahajan, Akshay Mhatre, Meera Joshi, Shashank Jadhav, Ketaki Kulkarni, Satish Pulekar and Vikram Gokhale
• Story : Vishal Chawan and Yugg
• Screenplay : Vishal Chawan and Yugg
• Music : Vishal-Jagdish
• Lyrics : Vishal-Jagdish
• Singers : Javed Ali and Shalmali Kholgade
• Dialogues : Vishal Chawan and Yugg
• Director of Photography : Chetan Shinde
• Art Director : Devji Sakpal
• Costumes : Bhagyashree, Ashwini and Mihir
• Executive Producer : Manpreet Ahuja
• Genre  : Drama, Romantic, Musical, Suspense
• Release Date : 05th Feb 2016

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• Review : Prem Kahani – Ek Lapleli Goshta (2016)
• Producer : Lalchand Sharma
• Directer : Satish Randive
• Star Cast : Faisal Khan, Kajal Sharma, Uday Tikekar, Kishori Shahane Vij, Milind Gunaji, Nishigandha Wad, Sameera Gujar, Dr. Vilas Ujawane, Kaustubh Diwan, Rakesh and Vaishanvi Randive
• Story : Satish Randive
• Screenplay : Satish Randive
• Music : Praveen Kuwar
• Review By : Rasik Tirodkar

Rating : 0.5/5

Prem Kahani Review:

Some films find it difficult justify their existence. They are so bad that you wonder what the people behind the film were even thinking while making this film. Prem Kahani is one such film.

It is a story of reincarnation – a done to death subject. We have had reincarnation stories as long as one can remember. Prem Kahani does not attempt to do anything new with it. The sole purpose of the film seems to be launching of Kajal Sharma who plays the lead role of Sonal – a college going girl getting strange hallucinations. But, to our misfortune, Kajal Sharma is a terrible actor to put it mildly. And it does not help that the director is hell bent of taking close ups of her. The camera instead of trying to cover up for her obvious lack of acting talent is happy with her expressionless face occupying the entire frame.

The love story in the ‘Prem Kahani’ does not begin before the second half. Kajal who is obsessed with Rajasthani folk art seems to have some uncanny connection with the state. Her doctor advises her to go on a trip to unwind her mind. And, rather predictably, she and her friends choose to go to Rajasthan and that is where the love story unfolds on screen in flashbacks.

The film is riddled with clichés all over. The staging of the scenes is amateurish, not to mention unintentionally hilarious at times. Despite the second half being entirely set in a scenic locale like Rajasthan, you have to make an effort to focus on the film. At some points the film gets so unbearable that you have an urge to pull out your hair. The desperate attempt to put some horror element in the film with ear deafening music makes you feel like walking out of the film.

Overall:

An unbearable film which finds it difficult to justify its own existence.

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