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Mahesh Manjrekar announces his next film 

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,May 29 2021]

Mahesh Manjrekar is one of the most talented and passionate man working in the Bollywood and regional Marathi films. He has worked as a director as well as an expressive actor in several memorable films. Manjrekar decided to announce his next project on a special ocassion on Friday. On the 138th birth anniversary of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, Mahesh announced that he'll be working on a film based on the life of this freedom fighter.

Mahesh will act as the director in this Sandeep Singh production film. About the project, Mahesh said, I have forever been fascinated by the life and times of Veer Savarkar. I believe he is a man who didn’t get his due in history. The fact that he evokes such strong emotion points to a life that must have impacted so many. As a director, I know it’s going to be a challenge but one that I want to take on.”

Manjrekar was last seen in John Abraham's 'Mumbai Saga' which was poorly recieved.

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