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Hans India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Sheena Chohan brings strength and grace to her Hindi debut
Actress Sheena Chohan makes her much-anticipated Hindi debut in Sant Tukaram, a biopic that explores the life and legacy of the 17th-century saint and poet. Directed by Aditya Om and set to release theatrically on July 18, the film casts Sheena as AvalaiJija Bai, the devoted yet strong-willed wife of the revered spiritual figure. Avali, remembered in folklore as a practical woman caught between domestic duties and her husband's spiritual detachment, is brought to life with emotional depth by Sheena. 'We aim to inspire today's generation with the real story of what Saint Tukaram has done for the people,' she said. 'This film carries Lord Vitthal's message — if you believe with all your heart, anything is possible.' To prepare for the role, Sheena immersed herself in 15th-century Marathi texts, worked with translators, and spent time in Tukaram's native village. 'Interacting with the local women helped me understand the resilience and spirit of Avali and her era,' she shared. Veteran Marathi actor Subodh Bhave, who plays Sant Tukaram, lauded Sheena's commitment: 'Sheena fully understood the director's vision and brought genuine sincerity to every scene.' The film features a stellar cast including Sanjay Mishra, Arun Govil, Shishir Sharma, Mukesh Khanna (as narrator), and Shiva Suryavanshi as the antagonist Mambaji. Musically rooted in the Abhanga devotional tradition, the soundtrack by Nikhil Kamath, Ravi Tripathi, and Veeral &Laavan enhances the spiritual atmosphere. Produced by B. Gautham of Curzon Films and Purushottam Studios, Sant Tukaram promises to transcend linguistic and regional boundaries, offering a timeless story of devotion, sacrifice, and spiritual awakening for modern audiences.


Hans India
18-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Aditya Om's 'Sant Tukaram' to reach the cinema halls on 18th July
Mumbai: Filmmaker Aditya Om has decided to pay a grand tribute to the 17th-century Marathi saint poet Tukaram through his latest cinematic attempt, "Sant Tukaram". The film will be reaching the cinema halls across the globe on 18th July 2025. Made on a massive scale, the story of the drama has also been written by Aditya Om. The much-awaited biographical flick is being headlined by well-known Marathi actor Subodh Bhave, who will bring to life the transformative journey of Sant Tukaram on the screen. Set against the layered backdrop of 17th-century Maharashtra, the project will chronicle Saint Tukaram's journey from a grieving husband to a strong voice for the voiceless through his spiritually electrified Abhanga poetry. Aside from Bhave, "Sant Tukaram" enjoys a stellar ensemble cast with celebrated actors such as Shiva Suryavanshi, Sheena Chohan, Sanjay Mishra, Arun Govil, Shishir Sharma, Hemant Pandey, Ganesh Yadav, Lalit Tiwari, Mukesh Bhatt, Gauri Shankar, Twinkle Kapoor, Rupali Jadhav and DJ Akbar Sami, along with others. Not just that, veteran actor Mukesh Khanna has also been roped in as the narrator for the drama. He will be giving philosophical insight into the spiritual journey of the 17th-century Marathi saint. Produced by Curzon Films in association with Purushottam Studios, the soundtrack for the flick has been composed by Nikhil Kamath, Ravi Tripathi, and Veeral & Laavan. The music for the drama is believed to be rooted in the Abhanga tradition, bringing a perfect mix of classical and folk influences. Actress Sheena Chohan, who has been roped in to play Avali Jijabai in "Sant Tukaram" will be making her Hindi debut with the drama. Sharing his experience of working with Sheena, Bhave shared, 'This is the first time I'm working with Sheena, but despite that, I found her a very sincere to the core actor on set. She knows her work and understands how important it is to be focused and sincere.'


Time of India
18-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Aditya Om's 'Sant Tukaram' to reach the cinema halls on 18th July
Filmmaker Aditya Om has decided to pay a grand tribute to the 17th-century Marathi saint poet Tukaram through his latest cinematic attempt, "Sant Tukaram". The film will be reaching the cinema halls across the globe on 18th July 2025. Made on a massive scale, the story of the drama has also been written by Aditya Om. The much-awaited biographical flick is being headlined by well-known Marathi actor Subodh Bhave , who will bring to life the transformative journey of Sant Tukaram on the screen. Set against the layered backdrop of 17th-century Maharashtra, the project will chronicle Saint Tukaram's journey from a grieving husband to a strong voice for the voiceless through his spiritually electrified Abhanga poetry. Aside from Bhave, "Sant Tukaram" enjoys a stellar ensemble cast with celebrated actors such as Shiva Suryavanshi, Sheena Chohan, Sanjay Mishra, Arun Govil, Shishir Sharma, Hemant Pandey, Ganesh Yadav, Lalit Tiwari, Mukesh Bhatt, Gauri Shankar, Twinkle Kapoor, Rupali Jadhav and DJ Akbar Sami, along with others. Not just that, veteran actor Mukesh Khanna has also been roped in as the narrator for the drama. He will be giving philosophical insight into the spiritual journey of the 17th-century Marathi saint. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo Produced by Curzon Films in association with Purushottam Studios, the soundtrack for the flick has been composed by Nikhil Kamath, Ravi Tripathi, and Veeral & Laavan. The music for the drama is believed to be rooted in the Abhanga tradition, bringing a perfect mix of classical and folk influences. Actress Sheena Chohan, who has been roped in to play Avali Jijabai in "Sant Tukaram" will be making her Hindi debut with the drama. Sharing his experience of working with Sheena, Bhave shared, "This is the first time I'm working with Sheena, but despite that, I found her a very sincere to the core actor on set. She knows her work and understands how important it is to be focused and sincere." --IANS pm/