Well, we hope his acting and the storyline does justice to the saint, as it seems like a saint-meets-modern times story.
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By the time we reached the end schedule of the shoot, my make-up man started experiencing back pain because of long standing hours. It took almost three hours just for the make-up to be put and my make-up man was very patient and made sure that the make-up was perfect. It took him three hours to get his make-up done for this character! “It was tiresome for me every day to go through such rigorous make-up. Seeing the trailer of the movie, the veteran actor’s look seems impressive. Besides, the three-hour runtime is a lot of time to sit through at one place.Actor Mohan Joshi, seen in both Marathiand Hindi cinema, essays the role of saint Swami Samarth in the new movie Deool Band. Apart from Swami Samartha followers, the film doesn’t hold much in store for anyone else. The time taken by the makers to film and release the film was a meagre five months and the hastiness shows. Joshi’s one-liners add a dose of humour and prevent the film from being too preachy, but only to a small extent. Gashmeer has the potential to make it big as he displays talent even in a film that doesn’t have much scope for anything apart from getting people to believe in Swami’s existence. Jayashree Kailash Wani and Julie Kailash Wani of Vatvruksha Entertainment, the film marks the directorial debut of Pravin Tarade and Pranit Kulkarni. Joshi keeps the humour intact in his role of Swami Samartha and it is precisely this humour that makes the film watchable. Mumbai, 9 th July’15: Legendary Marathi actor Mahesh Manjrekar today launched the much awaited theatrical trailer of Mohan Joshi starrer ‘Deool Band’. The silver lining is Mohan Joshi and Gashmeer Mahajani’s acting. Apart from Raghav’s hate and problems, there is also an ATS unit that has been mobilised to hunt down the terrorists and residents of the society who refuse to hear a single word against Swami. There is no such thing as a story in 'Deool Banda' and it is more like a set of incidents weaved loosely around propaganda to preach the thoughts of Swami Samartha. From now on, wherever Raghav goes, the Swami follows. Fed up with the daily ‘noise’, Raghav pulls some strings and gets the temple closed only to find the Swami (Joshi) at his doorstep. Now, this “highly secure area” has a temple of Swami Samartha where bhajans and celebrations keep happening daily. When news of him being on the hit-list of two dreaded terrorists reaches the Indian government, he is put up in a housing society citing security reasons. A brilliant Indian-origin scientist Raghav Shashtri (Mahajani), the creator of Raghav Frequency which is a transmission frequency that is supposed to aid the ISRO in transmitting threat alarms faster to the security forces of the country in case of a terrorist attack, is a hardcore atheist. Yet, with some hope that there must be more to the film and that the trailer might be misleading, one went to watch Deool Banda, only to be disappointed. Review: For those of you have watched the trailer of this film, it must be crystal clear that the film is about an atheist whose life turns upside down after he shuts down the temple of Swami Samartha. An atheist scientist comes back from the USA to help ISRO in a matter of national security.
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