Review : Veeraat Veer Marathi Matathi Movie

Name of the Film: Veeraat Veer Maratha

Date of Release: sixth November 2015

Maker: Victor Raghav

Chief: Amol Arwind Bhave

Artistes: Aryamaan, Tanvi Kishore, Victor Raghav, Reema Lagoo, Shashank Darne, Swagata Beheke, Pratik and others.

Music: Sanjay Sharma

DOP: Harish Sawant, Mahesh Rajan

During a period when Marathi movies are going overall in view of their solid scripts, there are some producers who still trust in offering 'old wine in another jug'. Most recent discharged Marathi film 'Veeraat Veer Maratha' falls in this classification.

This film offers a run of the mill Bollywood equation of the 80's, exhibiting a great looking Police officer Shiva Pawar (Aryamaan), who has confidence in murdering lawbreakers in experiences as opposed to capturing them. Be that as it may, all the while, he draws the anger of a feared criminal Babar Bihari (Vittor Raghav) from Bihar, whose sibling is executed in an experience by Shiva. Babar touches base in Mumbai and takes revenge by assaulting Shiva's relatives, containing his mom (Reema Lagoo), sister (Swagata Beheke), and Shiva's wife (Tanvi Kishore).

The film is in fact well made, with great mood melodies and brilliant cinematography by Harish Sawant and Mahesh Rajan. On numerous events, you feel as though you are watching a named rendition of Hindi or a South Indian film. Aryaman, who has as of now worked in south movies, wells as an activity legend. Tanvi Kishore assumes her lead part well as well, in spite of constraints in the script.

'Veeraat Veer Maratha' is your standard performer with every one of the fixings important to cook a formula attempted and tried by several movie producers since the late 70's. To be exact, there is feeling, there is comic drama, there is sentiment and there is activity, however the presentation part is only fix work of scenes saw in numerous Bollywood movies of the past. Incidentally, there is additionally a brutality filled peak scene, replicated from Marathi blockbuster 'Lai Bhari'. Unquestionably, not the right decision for genuine Marathi film beaus.