Review : Than Than Gopal Marathi Movie

Name of the Film: Than Gopal

Date of Release: 30 October 2015

Makers: Siddhant Mahesh Shetty , Nidhi Prakash Shetty

Chief: Kartik Shetty

Artistes: Vivek Chabukswar, Milind Gunaji, Milind Gavali, Suzanne

Bernnet and others.

Music: Amit Shetye

DOP: Manjunath Nayaka

In the event that you make a film on kids and adolescents, demonstrating their battle to conquer their impediment and succeed in life, it frequently clicks well with today's young group of onlookers. In any case, everything relies on upon how the story has been displayed with a specific end goal to make an effect on the gathering of people. Om Ganesh Productions' most recent film 'Than Gopal' depends on this subject. The film is coordinated by Kartik Shetty, who has experience of working in South Indian movies. This is Kartik's second Marathi film, having made a film 'Bhakti Hich Khari Shakti' before this.

The film rotates around a kid Gopal (Vivek Chabukswar) who is visually impaired and lives with his maternal uncle (Milind Gunaji) in a chawl. Despite his debilitation, Gopal is an ecstatic kid, who appreciates each minute in his life. An adivasi craftsman (Milind Gavali) who is great at Warli canvases, discovers ability in this kid and brings him alongside him to his adivasi settlement. He prepares him in this inventive craftsmanship. Before long, Gopal demonstrates his abilities and the media observes his accomplishment. A meeting outsider (Suzanne Bernett) additionally adulates his work. Toward the end of the film, we locate a convenient message that will ideally reverberate among the young.

The producer has demonstrated how a screenplay can be given the assistance of a straightforward subject. In the part of Gopal, Vivek Chabukswar has made a striking showing. Among different artistes, Milind Gunaji, Milind Gavali, Suzanne Bernett, Kishore Jaykar and Ashish Shetty have additionally done well. There are two melodies in the film, one of them is rendered by Udit Narayan, while the other is by Shankar Mahadevan. The tunes are penned by Aditi Jagirdar on the music of Amit Shetye.

The film wells by and large and is justified regardless of the watch. The exhibitions should be seen, yet the topic itself merits applauses. It will enthusiasm to perceive how the film rivals two other Marathi movies which will discharge around the same time.