Upendra Limaye, Jitendra Joshi play brothers in Marathi film Bandhu, out on November 20
The Marathi film Bandhu, about a small farming family in rural Maharashtra, releases on November 20 with two pairs of leads.
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The Marathi film 'Bandhu' will release on November 20. It tells the story of a small farming family in rural Maharashtra, with family relationships and their emotional layers at its centre.
Upendra Limaye and Jitendra Joshi play two brothers in the film. Actresses Mitali Jagtap and Mrunmayee Deshpande will be seen as their partners. The story thus has two brothers and two couples.
Mitali Jagtap and Mrunmayee Deshpande have carved out a special place among audiences with their natural acting. Their experienced performances are said to give these characters an emotional and stronger dimension. Both have an important role in the film's story.
The cast have so far entertained audiences with a variety of roles. Now, through 'Bandhu', they bring a heart-touching story that speaks of many facets of relationships. Audiences are eager to see the cast's established chemistry on screen and the unusual story of relationships that unfolds in 'Bandhu'.
The film is presented by Rajat Bedi and made in association with JSD Studio and Triflix Entertainment. Its producers are Pranav Desai, Juhi Desai and Kuldeep Sunil Ojha. The writing, dialogue and direction are by Nitin Sindhuvijay Supekar.
Nitin Supekar has earlier made successful films such as 'Aatpadi Nights' and 'Sarla Ek Koti'. After those films, expectations from his new film 'Bandhu' have clearly risen.
Expressing their feelings, the cast said, "Coming together as couples in this film based on relationships is a very special experience for us. There is the joy of working with one another as actors, but there was a different kind of satisfaction in bringing the family relationships and emotional layers of 'Bandhu' to the screen."
In all, 'Bandhu' is a story of two brothers, their partners and the relationships of a farming family, and it reaches audiences on November 20.