A preferred face within the Marathi movie and theatre business, Pravin Vitthal Tarde lately featured in Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai. Although he does lead roles in Marathi and can also be the director behind thought-provoking hits like Deool Band and Mulshi Pattern, Pravin stresses that he took up the Bollywood challenge for a smaller half as a result of he wished to construct a great relationship with Salman Khan. Despite doing Radhe, he isn’t impressed with industrial movies.
“I don’t like ‘masala’ movies. Neither do I like watching them nor do I like doing them. I imagine, movie is a medium by way of which weaker part of the society can get justice. We can attain out to them. If a difficulty will be raised by way of your movie, nothing higher. What is the truth of our instances and the way it’s prefer to shoot it may be learnt by way of Marathi movies, that are much better when it comes to content material in comparison with Hindi,” Pravin says while talking about power of cinema and its reach.
On the reaction he has been getting for the role of Dagdu Dada, a local don, in Radhe, Pravin says, “My fans were upset after watching Radhe. They told me, ‘Pravin Bhai, why did you do such a small role?’ I said, I have reached here only after doing smaller roles. Length of the role does not matter to me. I wanted to build relations with Salman bhai and the experience of working with him has been terrific. I loved him as a human being. Like I said, if a commercial film goes from my end, I don’t prefer it.”
About his expertise of working in Radhe and the variations he sees within the working fashion of Marathi and Hindi movie industries, Pravin says, “While making Marathi movies we don’t have price range. Mulshi Pattern was made after seven years as a result of there was no producer who wished to spend money on it. I used to be operating for cash within the business. Love tales, household drama and comedies have at all times been given precedence. Producers couldn’t see the leisure quotient in gang wars and farmers’ life in my movie. When I first reached Radhe set, I used to be bewildered seeing the grandeur and the technicians. We are used to placing 15 actors in a single self-importance van. On Radhe set, there were 10 vanities (laughs). Due to Salman Khan and Prabhudeva, there was good cash invested within the movie. I used to be actually completely satisfied seeing the glamour. The scenes they did for 2-3 days, I’ve executed them in 3-4 hours in Mulshi Pattern. In Hindi, movies are using on the star forged and the title of the director. In Marathi, content material is hero.”
Pravin’s acclaimed film on farmers’ issues, Mulsi Pattern is getting a remake in Hindi as Antim: The Final Truth. It is directed by Mahesh Manjrekar, who also featured in the original, and stars Salman Khan and Aayush Sharma. Pravin is set to direct the remakes in the South but he has stayed away from the Hindi version.
He says, “I insist people watch Mulsi Pattern once before watching the Bollywood remake. It gets commercialised here. Even genres get changed sometimes. I am not doing it so I don’t know what changes they have made and what thought has gone behind it. Since I’m remaking it in the South, I want to tell the viewers that it will be made for the farmers and not for entertainment sake. The film will be for the farmers’ children and their land. I have come to know that there have been some commercial changes made in the Hindi version. I saw the scene that was revealed which was in high speed. I don’t believe Mulshi Pattern needs any technical edge. Its content is really huge. I will be happy if the Hindi remake works. I’ll be glad knowing the subject I picked from my land reached the entire country. Mulshi Pattern remake is a proud moment for the Marathi film industry. It is a huge honour that Hindi film industry is taking our subject to the world.”
Pravin has remained tight-lipped about his enterprise into Bollywood as a director saying he is not going to jinx it, however confirms talks are ongoing.
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