HERE’S WHY YOU SHOULDN’T GIVE BANJO A MISS
Emusical drama International’s ros by critically-acclaimed Banjo, directed Ravi Jadhav, featuring filmmaker and Nargis Riteish Deshmukh fabulous this Friday. The Fakhri releases has piqued trailer and songs response to the highly and the movie is everyone’s curiosity anticipated. story of the inspiring Here are five highlights ever considered as first of street musicians, instrument – Banjo! based on musical
Fakhri’s fresh Deshmukh-Nargis
Riteish Nargis Deshmukh and Though Riteish pairing: 3 before, been part of Housefull Fakhri have each other not paired opposite they were look The talented actors in the multi-starrer. have been screen and people good together on chemistry in BANJO! praising their affable
Ravi Lulla & director
Producer Krishika While for the first time: Jadhav collaborate Marathi for his successful Ravi Jadhav, known Balak Palak, Time Pass and films including Marathi, it make BANJO in was supposed to to make it in suggested him was Riteish who the when Ravi narrated Hindi. However, she felt the story Krishika Lulla, movie script to universal musicians has a based on street audience. reach out to a wider appeal and should Riteish rockstar avatar: Riteish’s rugged a BANJO Taraat, head of Deshmukh plays time, the slums. For the first group from the for his sporting long tresses actor will be seen an musician and playing character as a street character in a Hindi Maharashtrian authentic film. all has hit the music of BANJO Vishal-Shekhar, Composed by ‘Udan Choo’, including ‘Bappa’, Music: as all the songs anthem the right notes, and the latest party Ke’, Rehmo Karam’ ‘Rada’, ‘Pee Paa every music charts. feature on almost ‘BANJO Party' the makers real local flavour, To bring in the locations in Mumbai flavour: Real Mumbai BANJO in real decided to shoot and Horniman had consciously of Mumbai Asiatic Society Koliwada, The a realistic one, including Worli the subject is other places. Since the common for Circle among and relatable make it more appealing the effort was to man.