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Picture of cricket on the pitch

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  On-screen cricket innings ranged from 'Ek Nazar Mein Dil Bechara Ho Gaya' LBWB in Subodh Mukherjee's 'Love Marriage' (1959) to Dev Anand's 'Ek Nazar Mein Dil Bechara Ho Gaya' addressed to Mala Sinha sitting in the stadium, to 'Avval Number' (1990) starring, produced and directed by Dev Anand himself. There are many films of him and Aamir Khan in the film Cricket. In 'Love Marriage' the one-sided pictorial of Dev Anand batting is a big joke. Cricket gained prominence on the silver screen with the Aamir Khan Productions film Lagaan (2021) directed by Ashutosh Gowariker. In fact, it's kind of made up. One and a half hundred years ago, in a remote village in Gujarat, an impromptu pastoralist proposed a cricket match to get the British 'lagan' (agricultural rent) waived. As cricket is our natural game, the ego of the English is heavy, while these shepherds learn cricket from scratch. Overcome many obstacles and win by working h...

Baaplyok Marathi Movie: Father and Son's Funny Story Movie 'Baaplyok' is coming.

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A father  means fear.. A father means strict discipline.. A father is the protector of the whole family! But.. if he is the same man.. This fear that we have inculcated about our father since childhood creates such difficulty in father-son relationship that we never try to know what is in his mind.  ' Baplyok  ' is a film that tells the funny story of one such boy and his father . The secret of a person's journey from birth to death is hidden in one word 'Natan'. Sometimes in a person's life there are events that change the relationship, from these events the balance of the relationship also recovers; But the real confusion arises while taking care of the mind, at that time I try to keep the relationship without straining too much. In this way, every fragile knot of relationship will automatically be strengthened with trust and love.  This is what director Makarand Mane  wants  to say The movie  'Baaplyok' is com...

Bitti' aka Aarambi Ubale in 'Saavali Hoin Sukhachi' is a 'one take artiste'

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The new serial ' Savli Hoin Sukhachi  ' on 'Sun Marathi' channel of 'Sun Network' has started making a home in the hearts of the audience.  Nowadays , child actors  have become a topic of discussion more than leading actors . In the entertainment industry, child actors are getting as much value as big actors. Of course, the artistry in them must be appreciated. Despite his young age, he is not at all afraid to act casually in front of the camera, he exudes confidence in everything he does, be it working with veteran actors or dubbing scenes, the gestures required for each scene are very accurate. Child actors have created an unshakable place in the minds of the audience and one of them is Aarabhi Ubale. She was initially recognized as a girl with sharp eyes, a cute face, innocent smile and acting skills. ( Child Actress Aarambhi  Ubale) In the serial 'Saavali Hoin Sukhachi' on  'Sun Marathi', child actor Aarbham Ubale...

Kajol rejected Mani Ratnam's film because of 'this' reason!

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  Everyone has some dreams in life. His efforts to make it a reality are also ongoing and do we forget our responsibility in accepting that dream when it actually comes before us? Actress Kajol had a similar question. This anecdote is important because in the end it is your commitment that counts. A word to a friend is important.  This is the story of the friendship between actress Kajol and director Karan Johar. When Karan Johar first entered the field of directing, his first film was 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai'. Kajol was the heroine of this film. Karan Johar also cast Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji in the film. Karan Johar was very enthusiastic about his directorial debut. At that time, he was also a good friend with Kajol. They both used to talk to each other about their dream project. Kajol always told Karan, "I want to work with director Mani Ratnam at least once in my life. I like his movies a lot. That day will...

Great relationship with Marathi..!

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  It was the same morning two years ago with the news of the death of Dilip Kumar, who has always been revered as the university of acting. I kept getting calls from various news channels asking me to reminisce about it and while I was talking about Dilip Kumar's quality acting, the variety of characters he played, his immense popularity, I insisted on telling one more thing. That is Dilip Kumar's relationship with Marathi and I went back to many old memories. (Dilip Kumar) I remembered that once the topic of Dilip Kumar came up while conducting a detailed interview with Sulochanadidi. With Dilip Kumar, she S. H. Acted in some films like 'Sangharsh' directed by Rawail, 'Kranti' directed by Manoj Kumar. Regarding the experience at that time, she said, Dilip Kumar never wanted to keep the morning shift. Prefer to work in shifts from 2pm to 10pm. Not only this, but if a very important event was being shot on a day, he would shoot till two o'clock in the morning...

No remakes, just watch the original movie again and again…

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  My mind went back to the seventies i.e. my school and college age until the news of the remake of Hrshikesh Mukherjee directed 'Bavarchi' and 'Milli', Gulzar directed 'Koshish' reached me. Those days were different. The cultural environment was different then. (Original Movie) In the seventies there was a multi-level turnover in all sectors. There was an intrusion. While a lot was happening in Hindi cinema, Amitabh Bachchan's Angry Young Man stormed, the multi-starrer boom started with 'Sholay', the success of 'Jai Santoshi Maa' (released on 30 May 1975) stirred the social and family atmosphere. There was a wave of mythological films. A fertile environment was created for the development of parallel or New Wave films from 'Bhuvan Shome' (1970) directed by Mrinal Sen. In this way, quality films, i.e. clean entertainment films, took shape. (Original Movie) According to me Hrshikesh Mukherjee directed 'Anand' laid the foundatio...

Ravindra Mahajani Death: Ravindra Mahajani's last movie with Leka!

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  Veteran actor Ravindra  Mahajani has passed away  . He lived in a rented flat in Aambi village in Pune. And they are found dead in the same flat. Ravindra Mahajani was 77 years old. He often came to stay in this flat. According to the information received, the neighbors informed the police about the smell coming from their flat on Friday. After this, the police entered the spot. When the police broke the door of the flat and entered, they found Ravindra dead. Police estimate that Ravindra may have died two to three days ago.  Ravindra Mahajani's ' Mumbai Cha Faujdaar  ' which was released in 1984 and 'Salita  Neklatat  ' which was released in 1990.' are specially known for these films. At the same time, it was also very popular in the 70s. Currently his son  Gashmir Mahajani  is very popular on TV.(  Ravindra Mahajani Death) Ravindra Mahajani has worked in Marathi as well as Hindi ...