Harendra Singh, an MPhil student of Hindi, from Gujarat University, does not watch Gujarati films, not just because he does not understand the language but because, “Gujarati film concepts and stories are religion-based and narrower. From laughter to cries, canteen to classrooms, days celebrated in the college everything is covered in the movie.”įrom the days when Gujarati films revolved around religion, and portrayed the lead actors dressed in the traditional kediyu-choyni and chania-choli, which was removed from real-life Gujarat, today’s film makers have put the real people on the reel. In near future, it is also possible that Gujarati movies can beat the storyline of Bollywood cinema. After the film had received great response, other urban movies have started expanding. Rohan Patel (18), a first year student of same college says, “Kevi Ritey Jaish was the first mile stone of urban Gujarati cinema. The director (Krishnadev Yagnik) has chosen actors who could fit in the character and live them up.

Tapan Prajapati, a student of MG Science College says, “Chhello Divas is one of the best movies made so far in Gujarati. Buy 2-year plan with SD20 code for special price

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