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  • Kabhi Kabhi Lagta Hai Ki Apun Hi Bhagwan Hai

    It is not hidden from anyone in this country that our Prime Minister Narendra Modi spread incorrect facts during his rallies. Recently, in Chhattisgarh he mentioned about the former Congress President Sitaram Kesri.

    “The country knows that Sitaram Kesri, a Dalit, was not allowed to complete his five year-term as Congress President, he was thrown out of the office to make way for Sonia Gandhi as the new Party President”, Modi said.
    Fact check : Sitaram Kesri was not Dalit as claimed by Modi, but belonged to Other Backward Classes (OBC).

    This is not the first time he lied, earlier this year during the Karnataka election campaign he made a statement on Bhagat Singh. “Has any Congress leader visited freedom fighter Bhagat Singh in jail?”, he asked.

    Fact check: Not only did Jawaharlal Nehru visit Bhagat Singh and others in the Lahore Central Jail, he also wrote about it. “I was very much pained to see the distress of the heroes, they have staked their lives in this struggle and they want political prisoners to be treated as political prisoners, I am quite hopeful that their sacrifices would be crowned with success”, Nehru wrote.

    Modi also lied that Congress Government under Jawaharlal Nehru had humiliated two of the military icons hailing from Karnataka, Field Marshal Cariappa and General Thimayya. Modi said after the humiliation faced by General Thimayya, he resigned from his post. About Field Marshal Cariappa he said that he fought bravely in 1962 Indo-China war but Congress misbehaved with him.

    Fact check: Modi in his speech talked about the India-Pakistan 1948 war, but at time General Thimayya was not the army chief. A Britisher, General Roy Busher was the Indian army chief during 1948 war. Later in 1957 General Thimayya became the Indian army chief and served till 1961. Though General Thimayya played a key role during the war but he never offered his resignation letter to the Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. He was praised by PM Nehru for his contribution. General Cariappa has retired in 1953, nine years before the war and in 1986 Rajiv Gandhi government awarded General Cariappa with the rank of Field Marshal.

    During the inauguration of Sikkim’s first airport at Pakyong Modi said that there are 100 operational airports in India out of which 35 were made in last four years. This was again an incorrect statement given by PM Modi.

    Fact check: Yes, we do have 101 operational airports in India. The Government record shows that there were already 94 operational airports in 2014. On December 1, 2014 the then Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapati Raju has stated this in Lok Sabha. Whereas now only seven airports have been completed and made operational by Modi government which were actually approved by UPA government.

    Giving false facts during speeches has become a new trend in politics. Also playing with history is also becoming a fashion. During a rally in Maghar, Uttar Pradesh PM made a cocktail out of history. “Mahatma Kabir’s reflection upon equanimity and harmony has given direction to the society for centuries. I once again salute him who hailed from his land of nirvana. It is said that here, Saint Kabir, Guru Nankadev and Baba Gorakhnath sat together and discussed spirituality”, he said.

    Fact check: Baba Gorakhnath was born in 11th century, Kabir was born at the end of 14th century (1398 to 1518) and Guru Nanak lived between 15th and 16th century (1469-1539).

    Analysing all the incidents above it will better to say that PM Modi does not care about the facts, he just says anything to please the public. No one questions him. These are just few incidents, there are many more.

    Instead of defaming others and changing historical facts PM Modi must tell to the people of India what he did in last four and half years in the Centre and in different states where BJP is ruling.

    I think a dialogue from a famous web series Sacred Games is fit for Modi, “kabhi kabhi lagta hai ki Apun hi Bhagwan hai.” He is free to say whatever he wants to say whether it is correct or not.

    (The writer is a journalism student based in Mumbai and a die hard fan of Mahendra Singh Dhoni)

    ( The views expressed are the author’s own.The mlive neither endorses nor is responsible for them.)

  • IND v AUS 1st T20I : Poor Start For India Down Under, Shikhar Shine

    Gabba, Brisbane : 

    In a rain affected game the hosts Australia held their nerves at the end winning the game by 4 runs.

    Earlier, Indian Captain Virat Kohli won the toss and elected to bowl first. Indian bowlers got off to a good start giving very little margin of error to the T20 specialist Australian batsmen Darcy Short and Captain Aaron Finch.

    Playing his first match in Australia, Khalid Ahmed got the wicket of Short of his first delivery. Short made 7 (12).

    Captain Aaron Finch made 27 (24). Another T20 specialist Chris Lynn looked in good touch. He made 37 (20) which included 4 massive sixes before china-man Kuldeep Yadav got rid of the duo.

    Then Glenn Maxwell took the bowlers to the cleaners. He smashed 46 (24) along with 4 sixes. Marcus Stoinis ably supported him with his 33* (19).

    Australia made 158/4 in 17 overs before rain affected the game. Krunal Pandya was the most expensive Indian bowler. He gave 55 in his 4 overs. Kuldeep Yadav was the most successful one giving only 24 in his quota of 4 overs also picking 2 important wickets.

    After the revised target, India required 174 in 17 overs to start the series on the winning note.

    Shikhar Dhawan took India off to a flier but the Indian vice captain Rohit Sharma couldn’t get going. He made 7 (8). KL Rahul came in at no.3. He too didn’t contribute much. He made 13 (12) before Adam Zampa grabbed his wicket.

    Captain Virat Kohli had a bad day at office today. He made just 4 (8). But it was Shikhar Dhawan who kept going from one end. He smashed 76 (42) including 10 boundaries and 2 sixes.

    After Dhawan fell, it were the two wicketkeepers Rishabh Pant and Dinesh Kartik that joined hands and brought the seemingly difficult victory closer .

    Rishabh Pant fell when India required 18 off 9 balls. He made 20 (15). 13 were needed in the final over. Krunal Pandya squeezed 2 off the first ball, the next was a dot and Pandya fell on the next ball leaving 11 to get of 3.

    Dinesh Kartik the lone hope for the Indian win fell on the very next ball. He made 30 (12). With 10 to get off 2 balls India managed only 5. Thereby loosing by 4 runs.

    Australia lead the 3 match T20I series 1-0. This is their first win in the last 5 T20Is and it also ends India’s 4 match winning streak.

     

  • Pahuna Trailer : Siblings On An Adventure Against All Odds

    The mother and daughter duo of Priyanka Chopra and Dr. Madhu Chopra are known to give small but large hearted films through their production house – Purple Pebble Pictures.

    Their Marathi film ‘Ventilator’ was a run away success, appreciated both by critics and audiences alike. It even grabbed the National Award.

    The trailer of their Sikkimese film – Pahuna : The Little Visitors has just been shared by the Former Miss World and it is just too cute.

     

    Pahuna revolves around 3 children who are seperated from their parents during an unrest in Nepal. The children bond together, making a new home for themselves.

    The trailer has some very tender and sweet moments between the kids and promises to be a tale of survival and adventure against all odds.

    Shot is the beautiful locales of the Himalayas, the film is surely going to be visual treat with its heart at the right place.

    The film has already had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) last year. It was adjudged the Best Film (Jury Choice) and got a Special Mention by Professional Jury in The International Feature Film Category at SCHLINGEL International Children’s Film Festival in Germany.

    The film stars Ishika Gurung, Anmol Limboo, Manju KC, Saran Rai, Binod Pradhan, Uttam Pradhan and Banita Lagun. It is directed by Paakhi Tyrewala.

    The film will hit the cinema halls on 7 December 2018.

    Watch Trailer : 

  • Karan Johar ropes in Janhvi Kapoor to play IAF pilot Gunjan Saxena

    The bio-pic epidemic is getting eminently contagious. Films based on real-life characters have begun to flood Hindi cinema, though not too many of them are about female characters. Changing that around is Karan Johar who is all set to produce a bio-pic on the Indian Air force’s female pilot Gunjan Saxena who was enormously active during the Indian army’s presence at the Kargil war.

    What comes as a real surprise is the choice of actor to play the heroic pilot. Fresh from her debut in the Karan Kapoor-produced Dhadak, Janhvi Kapoor is being thrown into the middle of a complex bio-pic about a women pilot during war-time. Says a source close to the development, “Karan Johar thinks Janhvi has the right posture and attitude to play Gunjan Saxena. No, Janhvi won’t actually fly a helicopter in the film. But she is going to learn how the helicopter works so she looks comfortable inside a helicopter.”

  • Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi blessed with baby girl

    Actor couple Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi are on cloud nine, as they welcomed their first Baby today. The couple was blessed with a baby girl. Neha married Angad Bedi in a May 10, earlier this year.

    We wish our heartiest congratulations to the couple on this pleasant occasion. God bless their little bundle of joy!

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  • Impact of Demonetisation on Indian Economy After 2 Years

    It was two years back on 8th of November,2016 that the ruling Modi Government had surprisingly announced the legal tender of Rs.500 and Rs.1000 respectively to be no longer deemed legal. This had actually left the citizens and the authorities questioned and exclaimed, both at a time. Immediate chaos ensued in the cash dependent economy when Prime Minister Modi stated that all the holders were to exchange their currency for new issued currency of Rs.500 and Rs.2000, and that the old ones were worthless. The currency brushed out formed the biggest denomination in the country’s economic system and that accounted for the total of 86% of the circulating cash. The government’s restriction on daily withdrawal amounts added to the misery of the resident’s grapple to get their share exchanged from the banks.

    What terms demonetisation? Breaking down of currency..? Although meticulous, there is more to add in fact. It is the act of stripping a currency unit of it’s status as a legal tender. It usually occurs when there is a change of national currency: The current form or forms of money is pulled from circulation and retired, often to be replaced with new notes or coins.

    A dramatic instance of demonetisation ever was when the Coinage Act of 1873 demonetized silver as the legal tender of the United States, in favour of fully adopting the gold standard. Several coins, including two-cent piece, three-cent piece were discontinued. The withdrawal of silver from the economy resulted into a five-year economic depression throughout the country demanding remonetisation of the silver as legal tender in 1878.

    In India, demonetization has had a drastic constructive and pessimistic impact on the economy. The objective behind this move was to curb black money, promote cashless economy, stop funds flow to unlawful activities such as terrorism and growth of illegal markets, fight tax evasion and move towards a corruption-free and Digital India.

    On November 8th November 2018, we complete 2 years since demonetization was declared. Where do India and its citizens stand now? Has demonetization really helped and how?

    Fake Currencies : Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) business in India has always been a big, bad business. Demonetization put an immediate shocking stop to the production of counterfeit notes. Between 2011-2016, supply of notes of all denominations had increased by 40%. However, the supply of only ₹500 and ₹1,000 banknotes increased by 76% and 109% respectively. This trend showed us that 500 and 1000 denomination currency notes were supplied more than the demand. In the Madla district of West Bengal, infamously called India’s counterfeit capital, district police seized ₹1.14 crore in FICN in 2016. In the same area, The Border Security Force seized FICN of ₹1.35 crore and ₹2.5 crore in 2016 and 2015 respectively.

    Terrorism and radical groups : This decision by Modi severely hit the Naxalites and Maoists. The then Defence Minister – Manohar Parrikar – also said that stone-pelting incidents in the valley saw a drop. The relation between terrorism and counterfeit currency cannot be challenged. David Headly – terrorist of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks – had declared that ISI had provided him with counterfeit Indian currency. Similarly, bomb expert Syed Abdul Karim Tunda – who headed almost 40 bombings in India – had said upon arrest in 2013, that he had taken delivery of many consignments of CFIN from an ISI officer.

    Digitalised economy : Many Indians as a result of demonetisation, switched to alterantive payment methods, a big deal in a country of 1.2 billion with only 25.9 million credit cards and 697 million ATM cards as of July 2016. The biggest gainers were mobile wallet companies that offer ease of transactions through a large network of partners. Paytm witnessed sevenfold increase in the transactions to a five million a day. App downloads for Paytm increased by 300%. Prepaid cash cards were another option that customers found useful, and that meant good news for companies like ItzCash, Ola Money, FreeCharge, Flipkart Wallet.

    Black Markets : Counterfeit currencies and money that is smartly unaccounted starts building a parallel or shadow economy, which then funds more parallel economies ahead. A very common term associated with shadow economy is Hawala. Post demonetization, Hawala operations suffered major setbacks in Mumbai, Kerala, and Jammu and Kashmir. Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) detected an undisclosed income of around ₹93.34 billion in the course of approximately 2,400 searches, seizures, and surveys carried out in the consequent four months.

    Economic Growth : Economic Survey after careful review of Demonetization which was announced one and a half year back, has found that the cash-to-GDP ratio has stabilized. According to the survey, India’s GDP is set to grow at 7 to 7.5 percent in 2018-19. This is an increase from its prediction of 6.75 percent growth this fiscal year. It tends to claim that the demonetisation effects have now drowned and that the income tax collections have touched new high.

    Demonetisation policy of the Government is considered to be the greatest financial reforms that aimed to curb the corruption. All the people who are not involved in malpractices welcomed the demonetization as the right move. Although demonetization made the situation chaotic due to the poor planning on the implementation part, farmers getting affected in an agriculture based economy, real estate sector being affected, it has driven the country towards a cashless society. Lakhs of the people even in remote rural areas have started resorting to use the cashless transactions. The move has promoted banking activities. Now even the small transactions have started going through banking channels and the small savings have turned into a huge national asset.

    The Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on November 7, 2017 came out with a spirited defence of demonetisation announcement on November 8, 2016 calling it a “watershed moment for the Indian economy”. According to him the demonetization has not only changed the agenda but also made corruption difficult. Thus, in his opinion, it was not only a “morally and ethically correct” step but also “politically correct”.

    However today, inspite of disgrace by the public on second anniversary of demonetisation, witnessing no practical changes and developments, PM Modi is set to believe into his undertaking saying that those who cry foul of the decision, is because they faced the heat and that the Government’s fight against corruption won’t culminate.

  • Here is How Your Favourite IPL Teams Will Look in 2019

    IPL 2019 i.e, the twelfth season of the Indian Premier League, the most popular franchise league tournament in the world may or might not take place in India due the general elections scheduled. In 2009 the IPL moved to South Africa and in 2014 to the UAE while the elections.

    Ahead of IPL 2019, the teams have announced their retentions and releases. The biggest news is the retention of the banned Australian captain and vice-captain Steve Smith and David Warner. The duo were caught in a ball tampering scandal and were banned from playing for a year by Cricket Australia. They were also not allowed to play in IPL 2018.

    Here are all the retentions and releases ahead of the 2019 auction :

    1. Royal Challengers Bangalore : 

    Retained: Virat Kohli, AB de Villiers, Parthiv Patel, Yuzvendra Chahal, Washington Sundar, Pawan Negi, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Moeen Ali, Mohammed Siraj, Colin de Grandhomme, Tim Southee, Umesh Yadav, Navdeep Saini, Kulwant Khejroliya,

    Released: Brendon McCullum, Corey Anderson, Quinton de Kock, Mandeep Singh, Chris Woakes, Sarfraz Khan

    Traded: Mandeep Singh for Marcus Stoinis

    Salary cap available: 18.15 cr

    Available slots: Indian 8, Overseas 2

    2. Mumbai Indians : 

    Retained: Rohit Sharma (C), Hardik Pandya, Jasprit Bumrah, Krunal Pandya, Ishan Kishan, Suryakumar Yadav, Mayank Markande, Rahul Chahar, Anukul Roy, Siddhesh Lad, Aditya Tare, Evin Lewis, Kieron Pollard, Ben Cutting, Mitchell McClenaghan, Adam Milne, Jason Behrendorff.

    Released: Saurabh Tiwary, Pradeep Sangwan, Mohsin Khan, MD Nidheesh, Sharad Lumba, Tajinder Singh Dhillon, JP Duminy, Pat Cummins, Mustafizur Rahman, Akila Dananjaya.

    Traded: Quinton de Kock from RCB

    Salary cap available: 11.15 cr

    Available slots: Indian 6, Overseas 1

    3. Chennai Super Kings :

    Retained: MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina, Faf du Plessis, M Vijay, Ravindra Jadeja, Sam Billings, Mitchell Santner, David Willey, Dwayne Bravo, Shane Watson, Lungi Ngidi, Imran Tahir, Kedar Jadhav, Ambati Rayudu, Harbhajan Singh, Deepak Chahar, KM Asif, Karn Sharma, Dhruv Shorey, N Jagadeesan, Shardul Thakur, Monu Kumar, Chaitanya Bishnoi

    Released: Mark Wood, Kanishk Seth, Kshitiz Sharma

    Salary cap available: 8.40 cr

    Available slots: Indian 2, Overseas 0

    4. Kolkata Knight Riders : 

    Retained: Dinesh Karthik, Robin Uthappa, Chris Lynn, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Shubman Gill, Piyush Chawla, Kuldeep Yadav, Prasidh Krishna, Shivam Mavi, Nitish Rana, Rinku Singh, Kamlesh Nagarkoti

    Released: Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Johnson, Tom Curran, Cameron Delport, Ishank Jaggi, Vinay Kumar, Apoorv Wankhade, Javon Searles

    Salary cap available: 15.20 cr

    Available slots: Indian 7, Overseas 5

    5. Rajasthan Royals : 

    Retained: Ajinkya Rahane, Krishnappa Gowtham, Sanju Samson, Shreyas Gopal, Aryaman Birla, S. Midhun, Prashant Chopra, Stuart Binny, Rahul Tripathi, Ben Stokes, Steve Smith, Jos Buttler, Jofra Archer, Ish Sodhi, Dhawal Kulkarni, Mahipal Lomror.

    Released: D’Arcy Short, Ben Laughlin, Heinrich Klaasen, Dane Paterson, Zahir Khan, Dushmantha Chameera, Jaydev Unadkat, Anureet Singh, Ankit Sharma, Jatin Saxena.

    Salary cap available: 20.95cr

    Available slots: Indian 6, Overseas 3

    6. Kings XI Punjab : 

    Retained: Lokesh Rahul, Chris Gayle, Andrew Tye, Mayank Agarwal, Ankit Rajpoot, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Karun Nair, David Miller and Ravichandran Ashwin

    Released: Aaron Finch, Axar Patel, Mohit Sharma, Yuvraj Singh, Barinder Sran, Ben Dwarshuis, Manoj Tiwary, Akshdeep Nath, Pardeep Sahu, Mayank Dagar and Manzoor Dar

    Traded: Marcus Stoinis for Mandeep Singh

    Salary cap available: 36.20 cr

    Available slots: Indian 11, Overseas 4

    7. Sunrisers Hyderabad : 

    Retained: Basil Thampi, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Deepak Hooda, Manish Pandey, T Natarajan, Ricky Bhui, Sandeep Sharma, Siddarth Kaul, Shreevats Goswami (wk), Khaleel Ahmed, Yusuf Pathan, Billy Stanlake, David Warner, Kane Williamson, Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi, Shakib Al Hasan

    Released: Sachin Baby, Tanmay Agarwal, Wriddhiman Saha, Chris Jordan, Carlos Brathwaite, Alex Hales, Bipul Sharma, Mehdi Hasan

    Traded: Shikhar Dhawan to Delhi Daredevils for Abhishek Sharma, Vijay Shankar, Shahbaz Nadeem

    Salary cap available: 9.70 cr

    Available slots: Indian 3, Overseas 2

    8. Delhi Daredevils : 

    Retained: Shreyas Iyer, Rishabh Pant, Prithvi Shaw, Amit Mishra, Avesh Khan, Harshal Patel, Rahul Tewatia, Jayant Yadav, Manjot Kalra, Colin Munro, Chris Morris, Kagiso Rabada, Sandeep Lamichhane, Trent Boult

    Released: Gautam Gambhir, Jason Roy, Junior Dala, Liam Plunkett, Mohammed Shami, Sayan Ghosh, Daniel Christian, Glenn Maxwell, Gurkeerat Singh Mann, Naman Ojha

    Traded: Shikhar Dhawan from SRH for Abhishek Sharma, Vijay Shankar, Shahbaz Nadeem

    Salary cap available: 25.50 cr

    Available slots: Indian 7, Overseas 3

  • Sohalla (2018) – Marathi Movie

    • Movie : Sohalla (2018) | सोहळा
    • Producer : Suresh Gundecha and Sohan Kanwar Bokadia
    • Director : Gajendra Ahire
    • Studio : Arihant Film Productions
    • Star Cast :
      • Sachin Pilgaonkar as Girish
      • Vikram Gokhale
      • Shilpa Tulaskar
      • Mohan Joshi
      • Bharat Ganeshpure
      • Lokesh Gupte
      • Astha Khamkar
    • Story : Gajendra Ahire
    • Screenplay : NA
    • Dialogues : NA
    • Singer : NA
    • Lyrics : Gajendra Ahire
    • Music : Narendra Bhide
    • Sound Design : NA
    • Background Score : NA
    • Cinematography (DOP) : Krishna Soren
    • Editor : Prakash Jha
    • Art Director : NA
    • Costume : NA
    • Make-up : NA
    • Choreography : Phulwa Khamkar
    • Executive Producer : Mukesh Jain
    • Creative Producer : NA
    • Presenter : NA
    • Choreography : NA
    • Publicity Design : NA
    • Colorist : Bhusam Kiran
    • Associate Editor : Rahul Verma and A. Kumar
    • Visual Promotions : Sairaj. K
    • Digital Marketing : NA
    • Marketing : NA
    • Genre : Drama
    • Release Date : Dec 2018

    Synopsis : Sohalla is a Marathi movie starring Sachin Pilgaonkar and Shilpa Tulaskar in prominent roles. The movie also stars Vikram Gokhale, Lokesh Gupte, and Mohan Joshi. It is a drama directed by Gajendra Ahire.

  • Tujha Majha Arrange Marriage (2018) – Marathi Movie

    • Movie : Tujha Majha Arrange Marriage (2018) | तुझं माझं अरेंज मॅरेज
    • Producer : Amit Lalit Tilvankar, Laxman Eknathrao Kagane
    • Director : Dinesh Vijay Shirode
    • Studio : Shashthi’s Films & Entertainment & Amol Kagane Films
    • Star Cast :
      • NA
      • NA
    • Story : Mayur Pardeshi
    • Screenplay : NA
    • Dialogues : NA
    • Singer : Avadhoot Gupte
    • Lyrics : Mayur Pardeshi
    • Music : Pratik & Prathmesh
    • Sound Design : NA
    • Background Score : NA
    • Cinematography (DOP) : Sunil Borkar
    • Editor : NA
    • Art Director : Nitesh Nandgaonkar
    • Costume : NA
    • Make-up : NA
    • Executive Producer : Mahendra Tisage
    • Creative Producer : NA
    • Presenter : NA
    • Choreography : NA
    • Publicity Design : Milind Matkar
    • Visual Promotions : NA
    • Digital Marketing : NA
    • Marketing : NA
    • Genre : NA
    • Release Date : Coming Soon

  • Ani Dr. Kashinath Ghanekar (2018) – Marathi Movie

    • Movie : Ani Dr. Kashinath Ghanekar (2018) | आणि काशिनाथ घाणेकर
    • Producer : Sunil Fadtare
    • Director : Abhijeet Shirish Deshpande
    • Studio : Viacom 18 Motion Pictures and Shree Ganesh Marketing and Film
    • Star Cast :
      • Subodh Bhave as Kashinath Ghanekar
      • Sonali Kulkarni as Sulochana Didi
      • Sumeet Raghavan as Dr. Shriram Lagoo
      • Anand Ingale as Prof. Vasant Kanetkar
      • Mohan Joshi as Bhalji Pendharkar
      • Prasad Oak as Prabhakar Panashikar
      • Suhas Palshikar as Master Dattaram
    • Story and Screenplay : Abhijeet Shirish Deshpande
    • Dialogues : Abhijeet Shirish Deshpande and Guru Thakur
    • Singer : NA
    • Lyrics : NA
    • Music : Ajit Parab and Rohan-Rohan
    • Sound Design : Lochan Kanvinde
    • Background Music : Santosh Mulekar
    • Cinematography (DOP) : Sudhir Palsane
    • Editor : Apurva Motiwale Sahay and Ashish Mhatre
    • Art Director : Santosh Suresh Futane
    • Costume : Nachiket Barve
    • Make-up : Vikram Gaikwad
    • Executive Producer : Milind Shingate, Anand Gaikwad, Kanchan Marathe and Vishakha Joshi
    • Co-Producer : Varsha Patil, Uday Vasudev Vayangkar and Victor Francis Danuts
    • Associate Director : Mitali Mahajan
    • Presenter : NA
    • Choreography : NA
    • Publicity Design : NA
    • Visual Promotions : Just Right Studioz
    • Managing Director : Sudhanshu Vats
    • Marketing : Kishor Varma and Sneha Shrikant
    • Distribution : Neeraj Goswami
    • Chief Operating Officer : Ajit Andhare
    • Business Head : Nikhil Sane
    • Revenues and International : Gayatri Gulati
    • Genre : Drama
    • Release Date : 8th November 2018

    Synopsis : Ani Kashinath Ghanekar is a Marathi movie starring Subodh Bhave, Sonali Kulkarni and Sumeet Raghavan in prominent roles. It is a drama directed by Abhijeet Deshpande.

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