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Trailer of Marathi film 'Patri Sarkar 1942' on Krantisinh Nana Patil released in Ishwarpur

Culture PT24 team

The trailer and a special song from the film on freedom fighter Krantisinh Nana Patil were released at a ceremony in Ishwarpur; the film opens on November 20.

The official trailer and a special song of the Marathi film 'Patri Sarkar 1942' were released at a grand ceremony in Ishwarpur yesterday. The film is based on the historic era of freedom fighter Krantisinh Nana Patil, who shook British rule and set up a parallel government, the Prati Sarkar, creating a rule of the people.

The film's entire team, dignitaries, media representatives and a large number of local viewers were present at the ceremony. The trailer was screened at the event.

The trailer is powerful and thrilling and stirs patriotic feeling. It carries dialogues such as "The tricolour must fly over the white man's courthouse", "The Patri Sarkar is the people's government" and "We have to drive out this British rule with Shivaji Maharaj's guerrilla strategy". The sacrifices of the freedom struggle's revolutionaries and the fight waged against British rule are also clearly visible in it.

Actor Ankit Mohan, who appears in the film in a guest role, was the main attraction of the ceremony. A vigorous, high-energy song filmed on him was released on the big screen. The song won over those present. Speaking about his role and the song, Ankit Mohan said, "I am truly proud to be part of this golden history of Maharashtra and the ideas of Krantisinh."

The film is made under the banner of Bhagirathi Motion Pictures. It is produced by Vishal Govindrao Jadhav, while Manish Ansurkar has written and directed it. A voiceover by National Award-winning actor Upendra Limaye has given the film added edge.

Actor Anil Rabade plays the central role of Krantisinh Nana Patil. Anuradha Dhamane, Siddharth Badi, Shubham Gavai, Rashmi Salvi and Trupti Shedge play important roles alongside him. Ankit Mohan also appears as a guest artiste.

The film, which brings the golden history of the freedom struggle to the screen, releases in cinemas across Maharashtra on November 20.

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