All the three important artistes Swwapnil, Sai and Tejaswini have given their best. Though in the first half, he could not generate much interest in the screenplay, he has cleverly managed to hold his grip on the interesting happenings, which gives a different look, to this so called love triangle. With this limited story, director Sanjay Jadhav has tried to make this film interesting, with the help of good dialogues, finest locations, wonderful photography by Prasad Bhende, good music provided by the trio Pankaj Padghan, Amitraj and Shashank Powar. On her return, she surprises her husband and what transpires, is what you notice in climax of this film. So, she verifies the facts from Siddharth’s friend( Sushant Shelar) and proceeds to Pune to meet that girl. But, one fine day, Nandini receives a courier parcel containing some photos, revealing the past story of her husband and his so called affair with a beautiful girl Bhairavi( Tejaswini Pandit), who is the daughter of a wealthy Parliamentarian ( Dr.Girish Oak), living in Pune. Looking at their behaviour, you feel as if they are just married. Soon, we come to know that it is a marriage against the wish of both these youngsters.īut, soon we see the shift, showing the same couple happily married after eight years and living with their little seven year old daughter Piyu( Mrunal Jadhav) in a posh Mumbai apartment.
She is more keen on love marriage but, her parents fix her marriage with a young Engineer Siddharth (Swwapnil Joshi) son of their family friend. And, you soon realise that she is a typical village girl, on the lines of Bollywood films of 60s and 70s. Actually, she is advertising for a popular talcum powder. In the beginning of the film, you find a young pretty woman Nandini (Sai Tamhankar) taking bath in a pond with beautiful surrounding. And, this has been officially declared by the filmmaker, in the credits, appearing at the end of the film. Starring Swwapnil Joshi, Sai Tamhankar & Tejaswini Pandit in the lead roles, this film is inspired by 2006 Tamil Film ‘Silunu Oru Kaadhal’. Now, Filmmaker Sanjay Jadhav’s latest released film ‘T u Hi Re‘ also falls in this category. But, only ‘Classmates’ did very good business, as it was focused on young generation, as target audience. The best examples are, films like ‘ Classmates‘, ‘ Shutter‘ and ‘ Time Bara Vait‘.
At the same time, some of our film makers were also influenced by South films and officially attempted remakes of original south films into Marathi. Over the years, Marathi films have made tremendous progress in presenting their subjects with good technical support, finest locations and glamorous costumes almost on par with big banner Hindi films. Producer: Mrudala Padwal Oza, Shital Kumbhar ManereĬast: Tejaswini Pandit, Swapnil Joshi, Sai Tamhankar, Girish Oak, Sushant Shelar, Mrinal Jadhav
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