Ahmedabad: Dhavnit Thaker aka RJ Dhvanit has once again teamed up with Faisal Hashmi, the writer-director of the regional movie 'Vitamin She', for upcoming film ‘Short Circuit’ along with Kinjal Rajpriya , a lead actress in urban Gujarati regional movies like Chello Divas and Shu Thayu, and stand up comedian and actor Smit Pandya to give the audience a never seen before the experience of larger than life filmmaking. In the film, Dhvanit is playing the character of IT engineer who is s...Read More

Film Review: Gujjubhai Most Wanted By: Cinemawalla Gujjubhai, Metacin Wanted ‘Gujjubhai’. Mere the name is sufficient to bring a broad smile on your face. Over the years, ace actor SiddharthRanderia has successfully established himself as a synonym of laugh out loud comedy. His play series ‘Gujjubhai’ has its own fan following. About three years ago, SiddharthRanderia and his son Ishaan brought their first movie in the franchise ‘GujjubhaiThe Great.’ It was a laugh riot and ...Read More

Ahmedabad: After giving a super hit Gujarati film 'Gujjubhai the Great', Mumbai based Ishaan Randeria, son of very popular Gujarati play artist Siddharth Randeria has announced his upcoming Gujarati film 'Gujjubhai Most Wanted', trailer of which was released here on Tuesday, December 26. Speaking to media persons, Siddharth Randeria who has played role in this film along with Jimit Trivedi and others said the film shoot for 'Gujjubhai Most Wanted' continued for 55-60 days. Randeria said, whi...Read More

By Jayesh Adhyaru Mission Marriage Big fat noisy glittery Indian weddings are the perfect occasion for a family movie. From Yash Raj Films to Suraj Barjatya have generously milked the idea of movies made around marriages. I don’t know why but our so-called urban Gujarati films hadn’t touched this idea so far. Amit Barot’s refreshing ‘SubhAarambh’ breaks this Gujju NRI wedding drought. How is the marriage, let’s find out. Chat Mangani, Pat Shaadi Anupam (Harsh Ch...Read More

Movie Review by Jayesh Adhyaru Dreams Unlimited In spite of honest performances and the heart in its place, this movie is tiring watch mainly because of its wafer thin and unconvincing plot. The issue raised in the movie ‘Thai Jashe!’ is very genuine and relatable. Almost everyone would agree with the fact that it has become Herculean task  to buy one’s own home in the city like Ahmedabad, especially in last decade. So, the director Nirav Barot must be congratulated for rai...Read More

By Japan K Pathak, Ahmedabad One of the most interesting sessions during the Gujarati Literature Festival(GLF) held at Kanoria Art Centre during last week-end contained a discussion on recent upwardy moving trend of urban Gujarati films. Distributor of Rupam cinema, maker of Avtar Dhari Ne Aavu Chhu Shri Jackybhai, maker of film Chhello Divas Shri Vaishal Shah, maker of Gujjubhai the Great Shri Ishan Randeria and maker of Kevi Rite Jaish and Bey Yaar Shri Abhishek Jain were on the stage alo...Read More

By Jayesh Adhyaru A crash course on commodity market! Despite all the clichés and over simplicity, this movie is a welcome change in urban Gujarati films Sensex is the seventh sense of Gujaratis. But we haven’t had a Gujarati film dedicated to our love for the stock market so far. This new urban Gujarati film ‘Hu TuTuTu – Aavi Ramat Ni Rutu’ is perhaps the first film on the backdrop of the commodity market. It breaks monotony of mindless, double meaning comedies and presents comp...Read More