21 award winning Marathi film "GAJAAR" now remadein HINDI as "MOKSH"

“GAJAAR”– Journey ofthe Soul, maiden but Award winning Marathi Film from the banner of BoutiqueCinema Private Limited is now getting adapted in Hindi as “MOKSH”- Journey ofthe Soul. Talkie portion of the film will be reshot in Hindi with same actorswhile soundtrack will be re-done by Shankar Mahadevan and Vibha. “The responseand all the appreciation for our work inspired us to bring it in Hindi formainstream audience. Instead of dubbing, we decided to reshoot the talkieportion in Hindi. Hence we are shooting at the festival of Wari since June 12thfor 18 days. We have not done any changes to the main story, but just adaptedto suit the Hindi film audience. Our actors and technicians are also the same,”Comments the producer Sunill Khosla.  
With 27 awards invarious categories from different institutions and many nominations in manyother awards, this Marathi film has broken all records. Produced by SunillKhosla & Vibha Dutta Khosla film is directed by award winning director AjitBhairavkar, it has starcast of Chinmay Mandlekar, Suhas Shirsat, Umesh Jagtap andis introducing Sukadha Yash along with Edward Sonnenblick.
MOKSHA is a unique cinematic experience and thestory of self-discovery and transformation of Parth during his 18 days Journeyof pilgrimage (Waari). Warkaris nonstop chanting and musical celebration in thename of God Mauli [mother of the Universe] leads to moksha. Parth, a young, ambitious and egoistic film director fromMumbai, is in a live-in relationship with his love Geetali. Eric, anAnthropology PhD student from US and Parth come together to make apath-breaking international film on Waari, wherein millions of devotees walktogether for 250 kms in 18 days to meet their beloved lord Vithoba. Parthundertakes the challenge to capture this eventful journey of millions in acontemporary manner and to capture the grandeur and soul of Waari. The 18Chapters of the Dnyaneshwari (a household religious book followed by Warkarisas a key to bliss and happy living) unfold very interestingly with real lifecharacters in the pilgrimage