Trailer of Marathi film Bandhu, a story of two brothers, released; film in cinemas on November 20
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The trailer of the Marathi film Bandhu, starring Upendra Limaye and Jitendra Joshi, has been released, and the film will open in cinemas on November 20.
The bond between brothers is woven from many emotions, including love, attachment, differences and sacrifice. There are quarrels, sulking and making up, and at times one sets aside his own wishes for the other's happiness. These different facets of the relationship are seen in the trailer of the Marathi film Bandhu, which has now been released.
The line "Bhau kya, bandhu kya... jaise doodh aur malai!", written by lyricist Guru Thakur, brings out this relationship in the trailer. The trailer offers a glimpse of the powerful performances of Upendra Limaye and Jitendra Joshi. It presents the love, differences and tangle of emotions between two brothers. Within a few hours of its release, the trailer drew a strong response on social media and began trending.
The film is presented by Rajat Bedi and made in association with JSD Studios and Trifflix Entertainment. Its producers are Pranav Desai, Juhi Desai and Kuldeep Sunil Ojha. Nitin Sindhuvijay Supekar has written and directed the film and written its dialogues.
Supekar has earlier made Atpadi Nights and Sarla Ek Koti. He now returns with a story that explores the emotions of human relationships. Mitali Jagtap and Mrunmayee Deshpande play important roles alongside Limaye and Joshi. The cast also includes Renuka Daftardar, Smita Tambe, Shrikant Yadav, Vitthal Kale, Yashpal Sarnath, Dnyanratna Ahiwale, Chaitanya Solankar and Shripad Panse, among others.
The songs have been written by Guru Thakur and Vaibhav Deshmukh, and the music is by Vijay Narayan Gavande. The songs are sung by Ajay Gogavale, Atul Gogavale, Amita Ghugari and Shamika Bhide. The music rights are held by Zee Music.
Union Minister of State and MP Ramdas Athawale was present at the trailer launch of Bandhu. He praised the trailer and wished the entire team success for the film. Bandhu, a film that conveys love, attachment and sacrifice, will release in cinemas on November 20.
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