• Review : Well Done Bhalya (2016)
• Producer : Chaitali K. and Amol Kale
• Directer : Nitin Kamble
• Star Cast : Nandkumar Solkar, Ramesh Dev, Sanjay Narvekar, Alka Kubal, Ganesh Jadhav, Mitali Jagtap, Sanjay Khapare, Anshuman Vichare, Sharad Ponkshe, Namrata Jadhav, Rajesh Kamble, Sourabh Karvande, Nitin Kamble, Mahesh Kute, Gary Jeevan Karalkar, Prathamesh Kawle and Sahil Joshi
• Writer : Nitin Supekar
• Music : Trupti Chavan
• Genre : Drama
• Review By : Rasik Tirodkar

Rating : 2/5

Well Done Bhalya Marathi Movie Review:

Cricket is a game that the British invented and the Indians mastered, they say. A hangover of the colonial British era, this sport isn’t merely a ‘sport’ in our country. Such is the passion with which it is followed that many people consider it to be their religion. Another countrywide passion of us Indians is cinema. We are a cricket and cinema crazy nation. However, a sports film about cricket is still a rarity. And a good sports film at that even more so. Lagaan and Iqbal are the two that immediately come to mind as successful cricket films. There have been a few other cricket films but none as good as the ones mentioned before. Well Done Bhalya joins the list of those ordinary cricket films who despite being about something the people of our country passionately love, ends up being rather drab and boring.

What you can’t fault the film is for having noble intentions. It takes up the issue of the tribals – the original inhabitants of our country who have been marginalized and exploited for centuries together. Bhalya (Solkar) son of Shukrya (Sanjay Narvekar) is just interested in the game of cricket while his father wants him to take an education help him escape the miseries of the tribal communities to which they belong. Now, every sports film has a conflict between the bully and the bullied. Shukra and Bhalya are quite obviously the bullied, while the local MLA and his son are bullies. The local MLA harbors a hatred for the tribals, for some reason, and his son is part is already part of the cricket. Bhalya plays the sport well, but there is the big issue of giving him training so that he can be a part of the local cricket team, much against the wishes of the Gajabhau, the local MLA.

Though the film has a decent enough plot, the screenplay meanders. The very basic for a sports film is to grip its viewers with the graph of the story. This doesn’t happen with the film. It all feels very bland and boring. The film suffers from lack of detailing and simplification.

In the acting department too, apart from Sanjay Narvekar, none of the actors make any mark. It also doesn’t help that apart from his role of Shukrya there is hardly any other character that is properly developed.

Overall:

A misfired attempt at making a cricket film. It is dull and boring, the worst for a sports film.

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• Movie : Well Done Bhalya (2016) | वेल डन भाल्या
• Producer : Chaitali K. and Amol Kale
• Directer : Nitin Kamble
• Studio : Achintya Films and Siddhi Aaradhya Films
• Star Cast : Nandkumar Solkar, Ramesh Dev, Sanjay Narvekar, Alka Kubal, Ganesh Jadhav, Mitali Jagtap, Sanjay Khapare, Anshuman Vichare, Sharad Ponkshe, Namrata Jadhav, Rajesh Kamble, Sourabh Karvande, Nitin Kamble, Mahesh Kute, Gary Jeevan Karalkar, Prathamesh Kawle and Sahil Joshi
• Story : Nitin Supekar
• Screenplay : Nitin Supekar and Nitin Kamble
• Music : Trupti Chavan
• Lyrics : Shashi Tupe
• Director of Photography : I. Giridharan and Shanusingh Rajputh
• Background Score : Trupti Chavan
• Art Director : Mahendra Raut
• Editor : Samir Sheikh and Pravin Kumar
• Make Up : Laxman Jadhav
• Costumes : Chaitrali Dongre
• Sound : Dinesh Ucchil and Shantanu Akerkar
• Co-Producer : Sunil Mahajan
• Production Controller : Sanjay Kamble
• Genre  : Drama
• Release Date : 18th March 2016

Synopsis:

The story of Well Done Bhalya starts on the outstays of village ‘Pali’ surrounded by natured beauty where

‘Bhalchandra’ lives with his people. They all sell fruits, Flowers, Honey etc on Hill Station and Market to earn a living. Instead of taking education ‘Bhalya’ has to work because of his poverty. But in this situation also only a thing of pleasure for him is his passion for cricket

But his father ‘Shukrya’ hates cricket as Bhalya neglects working with him and spends his time in cricket and his father has to incur heavy losses. According to ‘Shukrya’ cricket means for rich society as well as he gets bad behavior from rich society.

In this adverse condition Bhalya continues his love towards cricket. Gradually the cricket
club of Pali noticed Bhalya’s passion for cricket Because of his batting they all come very close to Bhalya. Ignoring all the rules of their club they started to train Bhalya. But the founder of club and MLA Shri Gajabhao dosen’t agree this as he has two obstacle in this political career and his son’s cricket career are Bhaly’s cricket and the other is tribal people and Shukrya has to listen a lot from Gajabhao and when when he comes to know that Bhaly’s cricket is the main reason behind Gajbhao’s anger and that’s only rich society notice BHaly’s tribe, he decides to support Bhalya. So there clashes between two father.

In the pali cricket club Bhaly’s has to face malice who is Gajabhao son. But to see
Bhalya’s batting other players in the club decide to make (by hiding his iddentiey) Bhalya play under 16 team even though he is not a member of the club. In this match Bhalya’s great batting wins the match in very difficult situation.

Mr. Richanr Poal saw Bhalya’s passion and hard work towards cricket in adverse situation and wrote a book named “Wel done Bhalya’…..

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