v shantaram

Marking Maharashtra Day, the actress reflects on identity, culture and the deep-rooted sense of belonging that continues to shape her journey

Filmmaker Anand Pandit argues that the amplified role of background scores in modern cinema is not a new trend but a continuation of Bollywood's storytelling tradition. He emphasizes that music has always been integral to shaping characters and emotions, with technology now enhancing its impact and marketing potential.

Chennai's Mylapore was a magnet for film music legends. Composers and singers like MS Viswanathan and TM Sounderarajan lived here. The area offered affordable homes and was close to film studios. Carnatic music and temples also attracted artists. Many learned music in Mylapore's streets. These homes now face change, but memories remain.

The second day of the v shantaram film festival organized by the Orange City international film festival was dedicated to an intense panel discussion and screening of three most celebrated Marathi and Hindi classics of Bapu — ‘Navrang’, ‘Do aakhe bara haath’ and ‘Jhanak jhanak payal baaje’.

Tamannaah Bhatia is set to portray a pivotal real-life character in the upcoming biopic 'Chitrapati v shantaram,' celebrating the legendary v shantaram. Her role is described as crucial to the narrative's emotional and creative development, promising a fresh portrayal for viewers. The film will be helmed by Abhijeet Deshpande, known for his successful Marathi biopic 'Ani... Dr. Kashinath Ghanekar'.

Siddhant Chaturvedi will portray iconic filmmaker V. Shantaram in an upcoming biopic produced by Kiran Shantaram, with Fardeen Khan in a key role. Filming begins soon, featuring three actresses as Shantaram’s wives. Known for classics like Do Aankhen Barah Haath, Siddhant’s role promises to be his most challenging yet.

Veteran actress Sandhya Shantaram, wife of filmmaker V. Shantaram, has passed away at 94 due to age-related issues. Known for her iconic roles in 'Pinjara' and 'Do Aankhe Bara Haath', she significantly contributed to the golden era of Indian cinema. Her funeral was held at Shivaji Park Crematorium, attended by close family and admirers.

Renowned Marathi filmmaker v shantaram married thrice. His first marriage was to Vimla. He then married actress Jayashree. Later he married actress Sandhya

MUMBAI: The v shantaram motion picture foundation, in collaboration with vshantaram.com, would present the 1999-2000 v shantaram Awards in memory of the doyen of Indian film industry here on November 18.

Cinema can be a powerful medium for social transformation and no one gauged it better than the legendary V. Shantaram who used his memorable films to attack the malaise of untouchability and caste, forced marriages of young women to (rich) old men, dowry, communalism and regionalism, as well as to humanise policemen, prostitutes, and convicts.

Siddhant Chaturvedi stars as V. Shantaram in an upcoming biopic, with Tamannaah Bhatia now revealed as actress Jayshree. Bhatia, portraying Shantaram's second wife and a star of her era, looks stunning in a pink Nauvari saree. She expressed honor in bringing Jayshree's grace and legacy to the screen in this historical drama.

v shantaram continues to be a name to reckon with for producing and directing films that carried the message of maintaining amity among communities and giving a new dimension to filmmaking by taking up various historical and mythological stories. The Shantaram ‘touch’ is evident in the films he made.

Siddhant Chaturvedi embodies legendary filmmaker V. Shantaram in an upcoming biopic, surprising fans with his striking resemblance. Chaturvedi expressed his deep connection to the role, calling it a dream come true. The film promises to explore Shantaram's revolutionary journey in Indian cinema, from the silent era to color, highlighting his enduring legacy and perseverance.

Siddhant Chaturvedi embodies legendary filmmaker V. Shantaram in a highly anticipated biopic. The actor expressed deep honor and transformative experience portraying the visionary director. Fans are thrilled with Siddhant's first look, praising his potential to excel in this significant role. V. Shantaram, a Dadasaheb Phalke Award recipient, left an indelible mark on Indian cinema.

Tamannaah Bhatia is deeply moved by her role as Jayashree in V. Shantaram's biopic, calling it an enriching journey into a past cinematic era. She shared behind-the-scenes glimpses, expressing gratitude for the love received on the poster. Portraying the iconic actress, known for her grace and legendary films, is a significant responsibility she embraces with honor.

PUNE: Noted film director Yash Chopra will inaugurate the V. Shantaram birth centenary celebrations in the city, which are being organised by Aashay Film Club and the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), on Monday. Senior director Shyam Benegal will be the chief guest.

More than 40 years ago, v shantaram's Marathi classic Pinjra took the audience by storm with its strong storyline and music

MUMBAI: Twenty-six films, including Mrugajal (Marathi), Refugee (Hindi), Kochu Kochu Santoshangal (Malayalam) and Dr Bababasaheb Ambedkar (English), have been nominated for the v shantaram Awards, scheduled to be presented on November 18, the 100th birth anniversary of the film doyen.

On the 35th anniversary of V. Shantaram's departure, Jackie Shroff honored the visionary filmmaker with a touching tribute on social media, reminding us of Shantaram's pioneering spirit in films like 'Do Aankhen Barah Haath', who left a lasting legacy in 1990.

Chairman of Prabhat Chitra Mandal, Asian Film Foundation, V.Shantaram Foundation as well as well-known director, producer Kiran Shantaram was felicitated on his 70th birthday in Mumbai.