New Video Releases on Rudraa Home Video

A new award-winning film 'GAABHARA' (Innner Sanctum) and play 'HIMLAYACHI SAVLI' (In the Shadows of the Himalayas) have been released on VCD by Rudraa Home Video.

(PRWEB) June 13, 2004 -- Two more excellent titles join the eight titles already available on VCDs on RUDRAA HOME VIDEO:

1. 'Gaabhara' (Vortex) : Directed by Rajeev Khandagale
2 VCD Set (MARATHI)

A young student of social work sets out to make a investigate a past incident wherein a school for children of sex workers started by a social worker(Neena Kulkarni) had suddenly closed down. As he uncovers layer after layer, he discovers the masks that people wear, he discovers his own vulnerability but it is only when he comes face to face with the social worker that he learns the truth!

Winner of several State Awards including Best Film, Best Director, Best Supporting Actress and Best Supporting Actor, the film marks the directorial debut of Rajeev Khandagale in a powerful human drama. Starring himself and Sonali Kulkarni, Neena Kulkarni, Mohan Agashe, Jyoti Chandekar and others.

2. 'Himalayachi Savli' (In the Shadow of the Himalayas): Play directed by Dr. Satish Rajmachikar
2 VCD Set (MARATHI WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

Written by Vasant Kanetkar and starring Shreeram Lagoo and Rohini Hattangady and others.

Gundopant Bhanu alias Nanasaheb (Shreeram Lagoo) is a highly respected social worker. Having dedicated his entire life to the upliftment and education of widows in a society that has shunned them, his family comes secondary to his mission. Faced with the superhuman task of raising the family with only a meager contribution from her husband, the impetuous, acid-tongued Savitiri alias Bayo (Rohini Hattangady) often gives vent to her feelings by giving a tongue-lashing to her husband. But under the vitriolic exterior lies a heart of pure gold.

Other members of the immediate family include her younger brother Tatoba, her son Purushottam and her daughter Krishna. Her stepson Jagannath, stung by his fathers indifference to his family, has already migrated to Africa. Nanasahebs co-workers in his cause include the elderly Abasaheb and the younger Keshavrao, who is almost an adopted son and in whom Nanasaheb sees his true spiritual heir.

With powerful dialogues, Vasant Kanetkar weaves a mesmerizing story around the inter-relationship of these intensely human characters.

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