New Marathi song 'Phulpakhru' released, showing a little fairy's colourful world and a mother-daughter bond
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The song, shot in and around Pune, stars Manisha Ingale, Sunny Kamble and child artist Ridhima Nichit.
A new Marathi song, 'Phulpakhru', showing a world full of childhood innocence, imagination and dreams, has been released. Social media personality and actor Manisha Ingale, actor Sunny Kamble and child artist Ridhima Nichit play the key roles.
The song is a Timeless Slates presentation and has been produced by Timeless Slates Productions. It depicts the colourful, dreamlike and imaginative world of a little fairy. Colourful butterflies, the fairy's costume, attractive visuals and affectionate family moments come together in the song. The song's poster had earlier drawn viewers' attention as well.
'Phulpakhru' was shot at different locations in Pune. The story, screenplay and direction are by Sunny Kamble. Sunny Kamble and Tejas Pansare handled production.
The music is by Prajwal Yadav and Vivekanand Sanap. It is sung by Navya Sanap and Rishabh Sathe. The lyrics are by Vivekanand Sanap. Rohan Wate and Kumar Gaikwad worked as assistant directors. Editing is by Vinay Shinde, DI by Mayur Satpute and VFX by Asaraf Shaikh, while art direction was handled by Sunny Kamble and Nitish Kumar.
Publicity design was handled by Aniket Mahadik, and PR by Vinaya Sawant (Forever PR). Ravi Shinde, Priya and Rudra worked on the song's BTS.
Speaking about the shoot, Manisha Ingale said, "When the offer for the song came, I said yes immediately. I have played a mother for the first time. Before this, I have worked in many romantic and trending songs."
Manisha also spoke about the shoot in Pune city and nearby villages. The production made excellent arrangements, so the shoot was a lot of fun. She also said the sets built for the song's scenes were very beautiful.
Manisha Ingale expressed hope that the song, with its lovely moments of childhood innocence, family love and a world of imagination, will be liked by adults as much as by children.
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