Producers Kalyan Guha and Rupali Guha of Film Farm India hosted the premeire of their debut film ‘Narbachi Wadi they are makers of the hit shows running on Television Uttaran& Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se ,were the perfect hosts for the evening
The film is directed by ADITYA AJAY SARPOTDAR
Star Cast of the film - Dilip Prabhavalakar, Atul Parchure, Nitin Ratnaparakhi, Manoj Joshi, Manoj Patwardhan, Kishori Shahane
the guestes to wish rupali and kalyan guha present were - Gorgeous Pragrati mehra,Ayub khan ,Tina Dutta ,Rashmi Desai,Nandish Sandhu, Alok Nath , Arhaan Behl , Mansi Shrivastav, Akshat Gupta , Rucha Gujrati,gaurav gupta,Sai deodhar anand,shakti anand ,sai pranjpaye etc
It was a full house with accolades for the brilliant script and making ,the film is creating ripples already
SYNOPSIS
‘NARBACHI WAADI As it is rightly said ‘facts are stranger than the fiction’... so true! Otherwise who would believe that a small time farmer with a tiny piece of land can not only survive the wrath of mighty ‘Zhamindaars of the town but make them move like puppets at his will’… unbelievable... yes... but its true and this is the story of ‘ Narba’s life! In his late eighties also he is still fit and fine and fighting with all the mighty big-wigs in the town… his story goes like this so far…. Narba owns a small piece of land which he has cultivated into heaven. He loves his land like his own blood or his skin. He works hard years after years in his garden. The garden was everything for him. But one day the fortune of Narba takes a turn.
The cruel Zamindaar, Rangrao Khot sets his eyes on Narba’s garden and demands that garden from him. Narba just could not take this thought. He refuses flatly. And the Zamindaar cant take this ‘no’ and he goes berserk. He sends some goons to kill Narba and poor Narba has to flee for his dear life.
He runs away in a jungle where he meets a dacoit- Sattu Ramoshi, who has come there for hunting. He listens to Narba’s story and gives a threat to the Zamindaar. The Zamindaar can’t take this insult and commits suicide. And Narba comes back to his beloved garden.
Years pass by and the son of the Zamindaar- Malhari, is now ruling the town. And Narba is considerably old and frail.
Looking at his Narba’s state the Zamindaar’s son realizes that he would not live longer so he strikes a deal with Narba. He agrees to pay Narba a certain amount every month and in return he promises to name his garden in his name after his death. Realizing that he cannot match the Zamindaar in muscle or money power Narba accepts the proposition. And the son of the Zamindaar is extremely happy for fulfilling the dream of his father.
Years pass by and the money of the Zamindaar keeps on vanishing. He keeps preying to the gods that one day Narba would die and he would become the owner of the land. But there is no sign. Finally he proposes Narba to take poison and end his life. Now it’s really a tough time for old Narba.
What happens next? Does Narba take the poison? Does he end his life? Or as usual he becomes successful to defeat the biggest tyrant called ‘The death’?
This and many more questions would find their answers in a hilarious and thought provoking manner as the story of Narba and his fight against all odds unfolds!
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CONCEPT NOTE
‘NARBACHI WAADI'
RELEASING 20TH SEPTEMBER 2013
As it is rightly said ‘facts are stranger than the fiction’... so true! Otherwise who would believe that a small time farmer with a tiny piece of land can not only survive the wrath of mighty ‘Zhamindaars of the town but make them move like puppets at his will’… unbelievable... yes... but its true and this is the story of ‘ Narba’s life!
In his late eighties also he is still fit and fine and fighting with all the mighty big-wigs in the town… his story goes like this so far….
Narba owns a small piece of land which he has cultivated into heaven. He loves his land like his own blood or his skin. He works hard years after years in his garden. The garden was everything for him. But one day the fortune of Narba takes a turn.
The cruel Zamindaar, Rangrao Khot sets his eyes on Narba’s garden and demands that garden from him. Narba just could not take this thought. He refuses flatly. And the Zamindaar cant take this ‘no’ and he goes berserk. He sends some goons to kill Narba and poor Narba has to flee for his dear life.
He runs away in a jungle where he meets a dacoit- Sattu Ramoshi, who has come there for hunting. He listens to Narba’s story and gives a threat to the Zamindaar. The Zamindaar can’t take this insult and commits suicide. And Narba comes back to his beloved garden.
Years pass by and the son of the Zamindaar- Malhari, is now ruling the town. And Narba is considerably old and frail.
Looking at his Narba’s state the Zamindaar’s son realizes that he would not live longer so he strikes a deal with Narba. He agrees to pay Narba a certain amount every month and in return he promises to name his garden in his name after his death. Realizing that he cannot match the Zamindaar in muscle or money power Narba accepts the proposition. And the son of the Zamindaar is extremely happy for fulfilling the dream of his father.
Years pass by and the money of the Zamindaar keeps on vanishing. He keeps preying to the gods that one day Narba would die and he would become the owner of the land. But there is no sign. Finally he proposes Narba to take poison and end his life. Now it’s really a tough time for old Narba.
What happens next? Does Narba take the poison? Does he end his life? Or as usual he becomes successful to defeat the biggest tyrant called ‘The death’?
This and many more questions would find their answers in a hilarious and thought provoking manner as the story of Narba and his fight against all odds unfolds!
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