- Movie Review – Mulshi Pattern (2018)
- Starcast – Mohan Joshi (Sakharam), Mahesh Manjarekar (Hamal), Upendra Limaye (Kadu Saheb), Pravin Tarade (Nanya Bhai), Om Bhootkar (Rahul), Malvika Gaikwad (Deepali), Savita Malpekar (Dhurpi), Sunil Abhyankar (Vakil), Kshitij Date (Ganesh), Ramesh Pardeshi, Devendra Gaikwad, Suresh Vishwakarma, Deepti Dhotre, Milind Dastane, Ajay Purkar, Jayesh Sanghavi, Akshay Tanksale, Aryan Shinde
- Director – Pravin Vitthal Tarde
- Studio – Abhijit Bhosale Genuine Productions Ltd. And Puneet Balan Entertainment Pvt. Ltd
- Producer – Abhijit Bhosale Genuine Productions Ltd. And Puneet Balan Entertainment Pvt. Ltd
- Duration – 02:35Min
- Star Rating – 04 Star
Review –
Mulshi Pattern Marathi movie is the story has a farmer who has sold all his lands. The headman of the village Patil and the earning member of the farmers family Sakharam (Mohan Joshi) who after spending all his money becomes a watchman of the very building on which once his lands had stood. His son Rahul (Om Bhutkar) watches all of this and always is venting his anger against his father with barbs and after they spend everything, they come to Pune city and his father starts work as a porter in the market yard. In one escapde his son gets into a fisti cup and lands in jail where he meets Nanya Bhai (Pravin Tarde) who ensnares him and makes him a part of his core group. Because of the behavior of this boy, he gets termed as Bakasur and this Bakasur eats up the very Narya Bhai who had made him a part of his group. Now he becomes all powerful and even the police can’t do anything against them as their hands are tied and Inspector Kadu (Upendra Limaye) thinks of many ruses to catch him. But Rahul is climbing the steps of notoriety one rung by rung and makes enemies because of his high progress. His parents refuse to live off the means of their son’s crimes and then there is the usual climax
Though the story is simple , the presentation and the treatment and the screenplay and dialogues has been done well by Pravin Tarde. How if a man is so mad with anger and that it reaches his mind, how much a high point of destruction it can attain is shown in the film. What we can’t buy due to lack of money and seeing another person buy it is a scene excellently shot in the hotel. The film finishes with the message that this is a continuing cycle of the vortex of a miserable circle. Om Bhutkar has really lived his role. An angry young man and all his anger vented on his father and then becoming a don after going
to jail and blaming his father for all his miseries and after seeing the loss of the smile on his fathers face after becoming a gang-lord is very powerfully played by him. Mohan Joshi is as good and powerful as usual.
Trailer –
The grief of selling his lands and his eyes looking down with pain is a very communicative trait of Joshi’s character . Mahesh Manjrekar’s character is one who carries a lot of baggage on his shoulders andwith his dialogues a lot of things in the script are revealed and his character turns mysterious . The good friend of Bakasur r (Kshitij Date) is very good and. the opponent of Bakasur and one who can’t fight the strength of Bakasur are bhais (don) played by Ramesh Pardeshi and Devendra Gaikwad and these roles have been portrayed impressively. The role of the lawyer is played very well by Sunil Abhyankar. The film which has good performances, dialogues and a good screenplay loses its grip after the first half. The ‘Ara Ara Ara song is catchy and the turns that brings the song on is more effective. The editing and some of the situations which slow down the pace and if they had been pacy , the film would have been more better.
