Seems like the audiences are truly loving the ‘Boyz’. This unique teenage comedy has attracted the college going & other young audiences all over Maharashtra. Moreover there is positive word of mouth for the film which means their box office collections will go on increasing in the upcoming weeks!

The songs ‘Mayalu Kanvalu’ & ‘Kuthe Kuthe Jayacha Honeymoon La’ should also be credited for attracting the audiences towards theatres. This film is easily relatable to growing up teenagers who are experiencing changes in them & around them. Hence, the success of the film proves that the film has managed to connect with these audiences.

Parth Bhalerao’s performance as ‘Dhungya’ has been widely appreciated by the crowd. We expect Parth to soon turn out to be a superstar for Marathi cinema after all he is talented in every way. If you haven’t seen ‘Boyz’ yet don’t waste anymore time & watch the film only in theatres.  

Boyz Box Office Collection – 

3.72 Cr in First Weekend

8.40 Cr In First 8 Days

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• Review : Boyz (2017)
• Producer : Lalasaheb Shinde & Rajendra Shinde
• Director : Vishal Sakharam Devrukhakar
• Star Cast : Santosh Juvekar, Zakir Hussain, Vaibhav Mangale, Shilpa Tulaskar, Sharvari Jemanis, Parth Bhalerao, Sumant Shinde, Pratik Lad, Bhau Kadam, Sunny Leone
• Story : Vishal Sakharam Devrukhakar, Rahul Odak
• Screenplay & Dialogues : Hrushikesh Koli
• Music : Avdhoot Gupte
• Review By : Abhay Salvi

Rating : 2/5

Boyz Marathi Movie Review :

First & foremost I would say that the whole marketing strategy applied by the makers & sellers of ‘Boyz’ has succeeded! I happened to watch this film in a regular theatre with a fair percentage of occupancy. I was pleasantly surprised by it. Almost all of the audiences comprised of college going ‘Boys’! And they came in here whole heartedly with their own groups to enjoy the film. In my observation they fairly enjoyed the film. So if you’re one of those audiences who have finalized their decision to watch this film in theatres? Watch it.

To those who are still reading this, I have a few things to put down. Firstly Marathi cinema has been (or rather had been) celebrated for choosing unique subjects consistently. That consistency isn’t visible in recent times. The basic structure of ‘Boyz’ could easily be seen in last year’s poorly made ‘Yaari Dosti’. While ‘Yaari Dosti’ was plainly intolerable ‘Boyz’ isn’t. However ‘Boyz’ shows only a few glimpses of truly smashing (just ‘fair’ isn’t enough) popular entertainment. A few opening shots of this film reminded me of ‘3 Idiots’ & later the film kept reminding me of ‘3 Idiots’ & ‘Munna Bhai MBBS’ combined! The thing is, not everyone can manage to be funny yet emotionally, socially relevant all the time like Rajkumar Hirani (maker of 3 Idiots & Munna Bhai).

However the transition from being funny to a moment when the film expects the audiences to take it seriously is quite tricky! I could read the awkward laughs from the audiences during this tricky phase of this film. The problem here is the lack of logic in the very basic conflict of the film. Generally, a mid teenager (Sumant Shinde) could be considered to be sensible enough, that a mother could openly tell him about the father he never had in his life. Fine at that stage we could still forgive this as a minor flaw. But later this flaw keeps haunting us every time the film wishes to establish an emotional connect with the audiences. (Instead the emotional connect had a broader scope with the other two ‘Boyz’). Though Shilpa Tulaskar’s performance as the mother is very much believable, in fact all the performances are decent enough (including the small parts played by Santosh Juvekar & Vaibhav Mangale) to not harm the film in any way.

Talking about the part that brought the audiences in theatres, the outsiders who enter a strict boarding school! Parth Bhalerao is good at playing the same character repeatedly! He still manages to interest us with his presence. The other actor (Pratik Lad) too is decent in his part. But again they (their characters) are one-dimensional & predictable throughout. As the film progresses the humor is no longer as novel as it was when they first entered the school asking for a selfie from their new strict principal! 

Another major problem with ‘Boyz’ is the character of the supposed villain, the principal (Zakir Hussain). Throughout the film only a few dialogues mouthed by a good hearted professor (Juvekar) & the back ground music emphasize the villainous traits of this otherwise considerate principal! Later in a scene, almost forcefully he is transformed into a full-fledged bad guy & suddenly he is made to appear like a prison warden!

I don’t understand why every film made in Marathi these days wishes to make a greater point, some kind of moral of the story. I was reminded of Sujay Dahake’s ‘Shala’ a film that never had any intention of giving us a moral lesson, yet it turned out to be the best Marathi film made on the school life scenario. So the moral of the story for ‘Boyz’ is in fact a complete mess! I won’t give up everything but let’s say it’s anti-3 Idiots! Remember what Rancho was famous for? Asking questions! I didn’t crave for a moral from ‘Boyz’. I would have been interested in seeing how the two outsiders truly set this establishment in chaos & all of that with no sense of responsibility! That’s what films that are made with sheer purpose of entertaining the audiences should do!

Though Parth Bhalerao is good, he isn’t the strongest aspect of the film. Surprisingly & sadly the strongest aspects here are the technical aspects like the camera work & sound. The background score had so much scope to be louder & irritating but thankfully it’s not. The dialogues of this film definitely work, but with the restrictions provided by the overall screenplay of the film.

Overall:

As said earlier, If you’ve already made your plans to watch this film, definitely watch it but don’t expect it to be a ‘Sairat’ or ‘3 Idiots’! Again to those who haven’t, ‘Boyz’ is a film that is well made technically, but with very primary errors in the screenplay, errors that are overall unforgivable!  

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Every once in a while comes a Marathi song that forces everyone to dance no matter where they are & what they are doing. ‘Lagnalu’ song from Boyz composed & written by Marathi rockstar Avadhoot Gupte has turned out to be that big hit Marathi dance anthem of the season.

The unique lyrics & the rhythm of the song, has made the audiences crazy for the song. Add to that the energy of actor Parth Bhalerao who performs in the video of the song. This song represents the whole mood & soul of the upcoming movie ‘Boyz’ which is soon releasing on 8^th September.   

The song is sung by Kaustubh Gaikwad (younger brother of Little Champ Kartiki Gaikwad) & Janardan Khandalkar. Choreographer Sujit Kumar also deserves credit in the success of this song for making this click with all the audiences. This song is one of the biggest viral songs on the social media in Marathi this year! So if you still haven’t seen the video of it or heard it, don’t waste anymore time!

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Lot of Marathi films have been made in recent times where the protagonists are teenager kids. But ‘Boyz’ promises to bring an altogether different genre in Marathi cinema. One where the teenage kids are on the verge of becoming grown-ups, so that brings in the unusual naughtiness of that age. Film stars Sumant Shinde, Parth Bhalerao, Pratik Lad Santosh Juvekar, Zakir Hussain, Vaibhav Mangale, Shilpa Tulaskar, Sharvari Jemanis, Bhau Kadam & Sunny Leone.

Parth Bhalerao has garnered lots of acclaim with his performances in films like Killa, Bhoothnath Returns & Disco Sannya. Here too he looks in top form & displays his usual spot on comic timing. The film is set in a boarding school where discipline is extremely important. But outsiders enter into this world initiating a fun journey!

The song composed & written by Avadhoot Gupte ‘Amhi Lagnalu’ has already become a hit & this trailer promises the same madness that is present in this song. It would be interesting to see how our audience react to this new genre of Marathi cinema.

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• Movie : Boyz (2017) | बॉईज
• Producer : Lalasaheb Shinde & Rajendra Shinde
• Director : Vishal Sakharam Devrukhakar
• Studio : Supreme Motions Picture Pvt Ltd
• Star Cast :
  • Santosh Juvekar as Mandar Sir
  • Zakir Hussain as Farnandis Sir
  • Vaibhav Mangale as Namya Shipai
  • Shilpa Tulaskar as Gayatri
  • Sharvari Jemanis as Kabir Masi
  • Parth Bhalerao as Dungya
  • Sumant Shinde as Kabir
  • Pratik Lad as Dherya
  • Ritika Shroti as Grace
  • Bhau Kadam
  • Sunny Leone in Item Song
• Story : Vishal Sakharam Devrukhakar, Rahul Odak
• Screenplay & Dialogues : Hrushikesh Koli
• Music : Avdhoot Gupte
• Lyrics : Avdhoot Gupte, Vaibhav Joshi
• Sound Design : Manoj Mochemadkar, Sandeep Madkholkar
• Background Music : Sunil Sing
• Playback Singers :  NA
• Cinematography (DOP) : Jatala Siddharth
• Editor : Guru Patil, Mahesh killekar
• Art Director : Sanjeev Rane
• Actions : NA
• Choreographer : Ganesh Aacharya, Sujit Kumar
• Makeup : Aamod Joshi
• Costumes : Sheetal Pavaskar
• Executive-producer : Rahul bhosale
• Genre : Drama, Comedy
• Duration : 2 Hr 10 Min
• Release Date : 8 September 2017

Synopsis : Boyz is an upcoming Marathi movie slated to release on September, 2017. The movie is directed by Vishal Sakharam Devrukhakar and will feature Santosh Juvekar, Zakir Hussain and Shilpa Tulaskar as lead characters. Sunny Leone will be seen in an item song – Kutha Kutha Jayacha Honeymoon la.

Boyz Marathi Movie Photos, Poster :

Boyz Marathi Movie Trailer :

Kutha Kutha Jayacha Honeymoon la Marathi Song Featuring Sunny Leone :

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Sunny Leone’s Marathi debut has been awaited from a long time now. Finally it’s confirmed that Sunny Leone is entering the Marathi film industry! Produced by Lalasaheb Shinde & Rajendra Shinde under the banner ‘Supreme Motion Pictures Private Limited’ ‘Boys’ is an upcoming Marathi film in which Sunny Leone will be dancing to an item song. This news was officially confirmed by popular singer Avadhoot Gupte. Avadhoot has been associated with ‘Ekvira Productions’ as a music director & director but now he is turning a presenter with this film.

Avadhoot says, that they wanted to try something new for this film & hence wanted a face from Hindi & thanks to their producer Rajendra Shinde Sunny Leone came aboard. ‘Boys’ is directed by Vishal Devrukhkar.

As the title ‘Boys’ suggests the film is based on today’s young generation. Recently this item song was shot & Sunny enjoyed the whole process. This song is sung by Sunidhi Chauhan& composed by Avadhoot Gupte himself. The song is choreographed by famous Bollywood choreographer Ganesh Acharya.

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Sunny Leone- an adult film star turned Bollywood actress will be seen dancing along with Tanisha Mukherjee in this year’s International Marathi Film Festival Awards (IMFAA). Sunny will be seen showing her dancing skills on some Marathi songs and currently rehearsing for this performance.

Tanisha Mukherjee, daughter of Tanuja (who has worked in Marathi films) will also be performing in this awards ceremony. Also, Urmila Matondkar and Isha Koppikar will be seen on the stage shaking their booty on Marathi classic songs. However, the star attraction will be Sunny and her Marathi latka jhatka.

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