Vijaygiri Bava

Makers wrap up the shoot.

Vijaygiri Bava, the most sought-after director in Gujarati cinema now, is busy with the pre-production works for his upcoming untitled project.

Filmmaker Vijaygiri Bava is all set for his next Gujarati film which started rolling on January 23 this year and now the director shared a picture with the crew from the sets of the movie. Vijaygiri Bava took to his official Instagram handle and shared a picture with the crew of his upcoming untitled project via story feed. The popular director also penned a note that reads, “Getting ready to roll.”

Vijaygiri Bava shares his gratitude for Prince Gupta.

The teaser of the much-awaited film 'EKvismu Tiffin' by Vijaygiri Bava is out and the fans are all enthralled to finally witness a glimpse of it.

Director Vijaygiri Bava used drone technology to unveil the title of his upcoming historical film, 'Kasoombo,' against the backdrop of Shetrunjay's golden hills. The event received attention on social media platforms and was praised for showcasing the spirit of their motherland. The film draws inspiration from the novel 'Amar Balidaan' and features a talented ensemble cast. Interestingly, 'Kasoombo' will also be released in Hindi.

Raam Mori, the writer of the upcoming film 'Ekvismu Tiffin' is overwhelmed as the film is nominated at the 52nd Indian Panorama International Film Festival.

Gujarati director Vijaygiri Bava has made his way into the hearts of the audience with his superhit film ‘21mu Tiffin’ and the ace filmmaker is once again set to surprise the audience with his next untitled movie, which was announced by the director via his official Instagram handle.last December.

The much-anticipated teaser for Vijaygiri Bava's 'Ekvismu Tiffin' has gone viral on social media.

The only thing that is immortal is the work of a person. Brilliant actor Irrfan Khan would have turned 54 today, if he wouldn't have lost his battle to cancer in 2020.

Raunaq Kamdar unveils character look as Amar in 'Kasoombo,' a highly anticipated Gujarati epic. The film, directed by Vijaygiri Bava, is set to release on February 16, 2024. Kamdar's character, Amar, is portrayed with hints of sacrifice and devotion, offering a glimpse into the film's rich tapestry of characters and storytelling. 'Kasoombo' marks a significant milestone as the first-ever movie unveiled using drone technology, promising a grand cinematic experience. Director Vijaygiri Bava's innovative filmmaking approach is set to immerse audiences in this enthralling cinematic spectacle.

After giving his best in the recently released film 'Lakiro' actor Raunaq Kamdar has signed his next project with renowned filmmaker Vijaygiri Bava. The actor has earlier worked in Vijaygiri's film '21Mu Tiffin'; this time, he will be seen in a new avatar.

A day after receiving much praise for the film '21mu Tiffin' at the 52nd Indian International Film Festival, Vijaygiri Bava has unveiled the poster of the film through his social media handle for the Gujarati audience.

Gujarati film '21mu Tiffin', directed by Vijaygiri Bava is selected to compete at the ICFT-UNESCO, Gandhi medal award competition.

Aarohi Patel is counted as one of the cute actresses in the Gujarati cinema.

Shraddha Dangar will enthrall as Suzane in Vijaygiri Bava's magnum opus 'Kasoombo,' releasing on 16 February 2024. The visionary director's much-anticipated epic film has built excitement among audiences. The talented Gujarati actress recently unveiled the character look poster of her pivotal role as Suzane, hinting at a character infused with valor and depth. Directed by Vijaygiri Bava, 'Kasoombo' promises an enthralling narrative and cinematic spectacle.

The teaser release of the upcoming film 'Kasoombo' by director Vijaygiri Bava has garnered acclaim and well-wishes from the Gujarati industry. The teaser explores the 14th-century story of Dadu Barot and villagers facing Allauddin Khilji's invasion. Despite Khilji's conquest of Gujarat, sacred places like Shetrunjay and Palitana remained unconquered. The film, featuring a talented cast and a vast set on 16 acres, stars Dharmendra Gohel, Raunaq Kamadar, Shradhdha Dangar, Feroz Irani, Vishal Vaishya, Darshan Pandya, and others.

The entire team of the upcoming film 'Ekvismu Tiffin' is on cloud nine, as the film has been selected at the 52nd Indian Panorama International Film Festival.

The makers of the upcoming film '21 Mu tiffin' have recently released the first song from the film which is titled 'Rah Jue Shangar Adhuro'.

Vijaygiri Bava's upcoming film '21mu Tiffin' is making a lot of buzz in Gujarati cinema.

Niilam Paanchal, who played the character of Netri Trivedi's mother (Neetu Ni Mummy) in the upcoming film 'Ekvismu Tiffin,' directed by Vijaygiri Bava, is ecstatic that her film has been selected for the 52nd International Film Festival of India in the Indian panorama section.

Filmmaker Vijaygiri Bava's '21mu Tiffin' was lately honored at the 52nd Indian Panorama International Film Festival and now the film has made a place in the hearts of South Indian audiences, as well.

The trailer offers a glimpse into the intense confrontation between unwavering courage and daunting challenges. Dadu Barot, portrayed by a talented ensemble cast including Dharmendra Gohil, Raunaq Kamdar, Shraddha Dangar, and Darshan Pandya, remains steadfast in the face of formidable opposition. 'Kasoombo' unfolds a captivating storyline, honoring unsung heroism and resonating with the vibrant folklore and history of Gujarat.

'Ekvismu Tiffin', the new upcoming Gujarati film by one of the best Gujarati film directors, Vijaygiri Bava, has got selected at the 52nd Indian Panorama International Film Festival.

'Ekvismu tiffin' helmed by director Vijaygiri Bava is one of the promising films that has created quite a stir among the audience ever since its announcement.

Gujarati cinema filmmaker Vijaygiri Bava is in the limelight for his good work, he has directed films like 'Montu Ni Bittu', 'Premji - Rise of a Warrior' etc.

Director Vijaygiri Bava is in Goa for his film '21mu Tiffin' screening at IFFI.

The narrative of the song 'Khamkare Khodal Sahay Chhe' revolves around Mamadiya, a devout Shiv bhakt from Bhavnagar.

'Montu Ni Bittu' had a glamorous premiere night as Esha Kansara, Hiten Kumar and Ojas Rawal were spotted at the event.

The selection of the film '21mu Tiffin' for the 52nd Indian Panorama International Film Festival has brought happy waves in Gujarati cinema.