Phullwanti Trailer: Marathi Comedians Work For Free In Prajakta Mali’s Peshwa-Era Drama

Snehal Pravin Tarde’s directorial debut Phullwanti, starring Prajakta Mali and Gashmeer Mahajani in the lead roles, has already created a buzz on social media. Today, the makers have released the much-awaited trailer of the film on social media.

Actors Prasad Oak, Sameer Chowghule, Gaurav More, Vanita Kharat, Rohit Mane, Prithvik Pratap and Chetna Bhat are playing important roles in the film. All these comedy actors from the show Maharashtrachi Hasyajatra acted in the film without taking any fee. This was revealed by Prajakta herself. In an interview, Prajakta said, “There is a team of comedians. All of them have come without any fee. They are not seen in the lead roles but in supporting roles. These are the guest artists. All of them have come out of love. This is a very important thing.”

Phullwanti – Official Trailer | Prajaktta Mali, Gashmeer Mahajani | Snehal Pravin Tarde …YouTube · Panorama Studios6 days ago

The trailer and songs of the film Phulwanti have already grabbed the attention of the audience. Prajakta’s looks and her role in the film are creating a buzz across Maharashtra even before the film hits the theatres. With a strong star cast, the film promises a captivating mix of a gripping storyline, dance, music and the grandeur of the Peshwa era while celebrating Marathi culture. Fans are eagerly awaiting the release and are expecting a visual and cultural treat that will delight cinema lovers.

The film, based on Babasaheb Purandare’s Marathi novel Phulwanti, is set in the Peshwa era and tells the story of dancer ‘Phullwanti’ and eminent Peshwa scholar Venkat Shastri. In the film, Prajakta not only plays the lead role but also serves as a producer. The film is produced by her own production house, showcasing her versatile talents. Phullwanti is expected to hit the theatres on October 11.

The film will star Prajakta Mali in the title role with Gashmeer Mahajani. The film is set in the Peshwa era and narrates the story of a famous courtesan, Phullwanti and the renowned Peshwa Pandit scholar Venkat Shastri.