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Love song ‘Pahuni Tula Na kalale’ is out

A new song from movie ‘Rang He Premache Rangeele’ was released recently. ‘Pahuni Tula Na Kalale’, a romantic track is out. The song is being picturised on Kunal Devalkar and Siddhi Dalvi. The song depicts the feelings of these college going characters. Both the characters have a secret liking for each other and how their love progresses, is shown in this romantic number. The very talented Keval…

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Mona Ambegaonkar has been roped in to play Negative Lead for Colors TV show

News 12 Oct 2020 09:48 PM Mumbai MUMBAI: Tellychakar has been at the forefront of bringing you the freshest updates from the glitzy world of entertainment. Here we are back with another big development. We have been the first to inform you about Colors TV bringing a new show on the lines of a Marathi tv series.  Also Read: https://www.tellychakkar.com/tv/tv-news/pankaj-khamkar-roped-colors-tv-new-show-201007 Now the buzz is that Veteran actor Mona Ambegaonkar, who is also a respected theater personality and has been a part of several path-breaking plays has been roped in by Happy High Production’s new show for Colors TV.  Mona Ambegaonkar has

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Tumhari Sulu Review – Bollywood Hungama

Five years ago, Gauri Shinde in her directorial debut ENGLISH VINGLISH told a wonderful story of an enterprising housewife. What’s surprising is that there are millions of such women in India but very few films have been made on them. Suresh Triveni now takes up the challenge to talk about a housewife in TUMHARI SULU. But unlike ENGLISH VINGLISH, this one is more light-hearted and funny. So does it manage to touch audiences and make them smile or does it disappoint? Let’s analyse.

TUMHARI SULU is the story of an enterprising housewife who turns RJ with a late-night semi-adult radio show. Sulochana (Vidya Balan) is a homemaker in Mumbai and is happily married to Ashok (Manav Kaul) and also has a son, Pranav (Abhishek Sharrma). Sulochana has a strong desire to do something in life and not waste her time just serving her family. One day, she wins a pressure cooker on a radio show hosted by the popular RJ Albeli Anjali (Malishka Mendonsa). Sulochana goes to collect the cooker and happens to find out that the radio channel is looking for RJs. She approaches Maria (Neha Dhupia) who runs the radio station and tells her that she is interested. Maria gives her the late night slot and Sulochana is asked to run a semi-adult show. Sulochana starts working as an RJ and her show becomes a hit. How it leads to problems and madness in her life forms the rest of the film.

TUMHARI SULU commences beautifully and instantly sets the mood. The film is in the space of Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee cinema and that’s a plus point. However after the introduction of the principle characters, the pace and the interest levels drop. The first half is devoid of meat. It’s only when Sulu decides to turn RJ and auditions for it is when the film becomes interesting. The second half is better as Sulu successfully runs the late night show. The manner in which Sulu balances her home as well as her job is nicely depicted. Also the way Sulu gets judged and taunted by her sisters comes across as very real. However, the pace of the film is very slow and that really affects the impact. Moreover the sudden success of Sulu’s show looks a bit unreal. The 140 minute long film should have been 15-20 minutes shorter. The climax is ambiguous and should have been a bit simpler. However the final scene makes up for it.

Suresh Triveni’s story is simple and extremely relatable. Suresh Triveni’s screenplay is impressive in most scenes but gets a bit dragging in few sequences. Suresh Triveni’s dialogues are realistic and witty at places. Special mention should also go to Vijay Maurya’s additional screenplay and dialogues. Suresh Triveni’s direction is uncomplicated and that works a lot for the film. The setting, the characters and their problems are as real as it gets and hence majority of the moviegoers would be able to connect with the goings on. But on the flipside, he takes his own sweet time to build up the story in the initial hour. The same happens in the middle of the second half too.

Vidya Balan is the soul of the film and she takes the film to another level altogether. This is her most accomplished work after KAHAANI and is bound to impress one and all. As the happy go lucky housewife, she gets into the skin of her character and performs with perfection. Manav Kaul looks dashing and compliments Vidya very well. He gets to play an interesting character and comes out with flying colours. Neha Dhupia looks glamorous and performs very well. Vijay Maurya (Pankaj) is hilarious in the first hour. Though he doesn’t have much to do in the second half, he leaves a mark. Abhishek Sharrma is decent. Malishka Mendonsa is confident in a cameo. Ayushmann Khurrana appears in a scene and is endearing. Seema Taneja (Sulu’s sister Aradhana) and Sindhu Shekharan (Sulu’s sister Kalpabna) are very good. Sonel Singh (receptionist Girija) leaves a mark especially in her first scene. Santanu Ghatak (Sachin, Ashok’s new pace) gives a convincing performance. Bhumika Dube (Gym receptionist) is fair while Trupti Khamkar (Ola driver) gets to essay a wonderful character and is memorable.

Talking of songs, ‘Hawa Hawai 2.0’ stands out and is well picturised. The next best is ‘Ban Ja Rani’ which has a realistic and endearing feel. ‘Farrata’ looks a bit out of place especially the shots of guys B-boying. ‘Rafu’ is soulful but gets a bit lost.

Karan Kulkarni’s background score is novel and enhances the interest. Saurabh Goswami’s cinematography is neat and satisfactory. Dhara Jain’s production design is straight out of life and highly convincing. Shivkumar Panicker’s editing should have been slicker. Rick Roy’s costumes are very authentic, especially the sarees worn by Vidya Balan.

On the whole, TUMHARI SULU is a lovely, endearing tale though the long length and the slow pace of the film might play spoilsport.

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Tumhari Sulu Box office Collection Movie reviews ratings

TUMHARI SULU is one of those films which makes you smile while you leave the cinema hall , Tumhari Sulu is a lovely and sweet film by the master Vidya Balan. Watch it to fall in love with Vidya all over again.

Tumhari Sulu movie reviews & audience response

Vidya Balan delivers her best performance after Kahaani in Tumhari Sulu. The slice-of-life drama has some lovely, touching moments and is extremely relatable. 5 years ago, English Vinglish made an interesting comment about housewives and Tumhari Sulu takes it forward, though in a more light-hearted manner. Sadly, this 140-minute duration film is too long, especially in the first half. It takes a lot more time for the build up and it’s only when Sulu turns into an RJ that the film picks up. The ambiguous finale is also a bit of a downer. Vidya however is terrific and she’s going to loved a lot for sure. It’s amazing how she doesn’t care about her weight and puts on such a great show with confidence and ease! Manav Kaul ably supports Vidya and gets to play such an interesting character. Vijay Maurya (Pankaj) rocks the show in the first half. Neha Dhupia is charming while Malishka Mendonsa is decent. Trumpti Khamkar (Ola Driver) leaves a huge mark. In fact, there are many supporting actors in the film who take the film on a high. I usually don’t admire remixes much but both Hawa Hawai 2.0 and Ban Ja Rani are too good and used very well in the film. Do give this film a chance – it’s a genuine effort!

Tumhari Sulu Box office collection

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The Complete Detail Of Tumhari Sulu (2017) Name Tumhari Sulu (2017) Storyline Tumhari Sulu is a comical slice-of-life film for the youth and families. Vidya Balan (Sulochana a.k.a. Sulu) essays the role of an beautiful, enthusiastic and happy-go-lucky Mumbai housewife whose routine life changes when she unexpectedly lands herself with the exciting job of a night RJ (radio jockey) on a leading radio station. Detail Of Tumhari Sulu (2017) Director Suresh Triveni Writer Suresh Triveni Produced by

Deepika Gandhi -- executive producer

Tanuj Garg -- producer

Akshiti Goleria -- line producer

Atul Kasbekar -- producer

Bhushan Kumar -- producer

Krishan Kumar -- producer

Shanti Sivaram Maini -- producer

Stars & Cast

Neha Dhupia -- Maria

Vidya Balan -- Sulochana / Sulu

Manav Kaul -- Ashok

Vijay Maurya -- Pankaj

Malishka Mendonsa -- RJ Albeli Anjali

Trupti Khamkar -- Lady Driver

Santanu Ghatak -- Sanjay / Music Composer

Abhishek Sharma -- Pranav

Sindhu Shekharan -- Aradhana

Uday Lagoo -- Sulu's Father

Seema Taneja -- Kalpana

Music by N/A Genres Comedy | Drama Country India Language Hindi Release Date India -- 1 December 2017 Filming Locations N/A Certificate N/A Box Office Of Tumhari Sulu (2017) Budget N/A Opening Weekend N/A Gross N/A Technical Specs of Tumhari Sulu (2017) Runtime N/A Sound Mix N/A Company Credits of Tumhari Sulu (2017) Production Company

Ellipsis Entertainment

T-Series

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Movie : Rang He Premache Rangeele | रंग हे प्रेमाचे रंगीले

Producer : Amit Pradhan, Priyanka Patil, Kiran Harchande

Director : Kiran Harchande, Abhishek Karangutkar, Manas Redkar

Studio : A & a Films, in association with Shreeji Entertainment

Star Cast :

Prathmesh Dongre as Shree

Akansha Mahadik as Bhakti

Kunal Devalkar as Maddy

Siddhi Dalvi as Grisha

Rohan Gujar as Prakash

Sara Shrawan as Shabnam

Pankaj Khamkar as Ajay

Reshma Shinde Samiksha

Story, Screenplay & Dialogues : Kiran Harchande, Abhishek Karangutkar, Manas Redkar

Music : Bipin Janvalekar, Keval Walanj, Lomaharn Bhagat

Lyrics : Vipul Shivalkar, Kiran Harchande, Rahul Salave, Neena Kulkarni

Singers : Keval Walanj, Vishal Jagtap, Datta Mestri, Amruta Dahivelkar

Sound Design : Sandip Indap, Prashant Kamble

Background Music : Anurag Godbole

Cinematography (DOP) : Sunit Gurav, Akshay Danvale, Prathamesh Jadhav, Rajesh Khute

Editor : Prashant Kamble, Manas Redkar, Kiran Harchande

Sound Mixing : Swarasawand Studios

DI Colorist : Yogesh Dixit

Genre : Romantic Drama

Release Date : 15th December 2017

Synopsis :

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Veteran actor Ashok Shinde returns to stage.

Veteran actor Ashok Shinde returns to stage.

Ashok Shinde, who has been playing various roles as a hero, villain and character roles will soon returning to the stage after the gap of 12 years in a Marathi play “Prem.. prem asate” Shinde has worked in more than 100 films and played various characters. His most famous character is Yashwant Patkar from “Swapnachya Palikadale” serial, which had aired more than 1300 episode.

Ashok Shinde will…