Rashmin Majithia

The Gujarati film 'Kehvatlal Parivar' received a lot of positive feedback from moviegoers.

Gujarati comedy-drama film 'Kehvatlal Parivar', directed by Vipul Mehta which was released on May 6 2022 is completing its Silver Jubilee in theatres.

Filmmaker Vipul Mehta's family entertainment flick 'Kehvatlal Parivar' is all set for its release on May 6.

A woman accused a businessman from Paldi of grabbing control of her husband’s wholesale vegetable business through fraud.

Following the huge success of 'Chaal Jeevi Laiye,' the same team is back with a new initiative titled 'Kehvatlal Parivar.'

In a webinar discussion, Dhollywood stars talk about the way ahead post lockdown

The trailer of the film will be out soon

Gujarati movie 'Chaal Jeevi Laiye' is a comedy-drama which has got immense love from the audience and has broken box-office records.

rashmin majithia, the producer of the Gujarati movie "Chaal Jeevi Laiye", says the team wanted to make its Hindi version with late actor Rishi Kapoor.

Coconut Motion Pictures signs a five-film deal with writer-director Vipul Mehta

Viveek Sharma's 'Silence Please' showcases emotional resonance of quiet moments

Popular filmmaker Vipul Mehta who has given many hits to the Dhollywood industry recently received IFTDA award for his recent release 'Chaal Jeevi Laiye'. The film was got great reviews not only from audiences but also critics.

For those wondering about actress Aarohi Patel’s next project after the success of Love Ni Bhavai, there’s some exciting news. Aarohi has just signed her second film, which is about a road trip, where she will be seen opposite Shu Thayu actor Yash Soni.

For those wondering about actress Aarohi Patel’s next project after the success of Love Ni Bhavai, there’s some exciting news. Aarohi has just signed her second film, which is about a road trip, where she will be seen opposite Shu Thayu actor Yash Soni.

Whether it’s a grand visual spectacle like Kadak Badshahi (it showcases the 606-year-old rich legacy of Ahmedabad) or other interesting plays like Akoopar (about the life of the Maldharis in Gir), Welcome Zindagi and Mohan No Masalo, Amdavadis have ensured a grand reception for good Gujarati plays. However, only a few of these plays are homegrown productions and many locally produced plays have struggled to replicate such success. On the contrary, even Hindi/English plays like Mughal-e-Azam, Einstein and Lucky Re, which travelled from Mumbai, had their makers laughing all the way to the bank. Is the city audience more receptive to plays from other cities as compared to locally produced ones? AT finds out.

Rishi Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor last worked together in Abhinav Kashyap's action-comedy 'Besharam'. Their dynamic father-son relationship was set to be reimagined on the big screen with the Hindi remake of director Vipul Mehta's Gujarati blockbuster 'Chaal Jeevi Laiye'.