Priyanka Chopra Launches First Poster and Songs Of Her Debut Marathi Production ‘Ventilator’
Priyanka Chopra is currently at the highest point of her career with some great Hollywood projects in hands. She is ruling the world with her American TV series ‘Quantico’ and upcoming film ‘Baywatch’. Despite being spending most of her time in overseas, the actress is doing all to stay active in the home country.
She got a huge success with her Bhojpuri film released by Purple Pebble Pictures and now PC is all set to create a mark in the Marathi Film industry.
The production house of the actress is all set to release a Marathi film that is titled Ventilator. The movie is produced by her mom Madhu Chopra, who is also the head of Purple Pebble Pictures.
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Recently, the actress revealed the poster and two songs of the film. The songs are specially made keeping in mind the Ganpati Festival and the release of the songs at this time is quite great. Ventilator is being directed by Rajesh Mapuskar who has earlier directed Ferrari Ki Sawaari starring Sharman Joshi.
This season of Ganesh Chaturthi, so proud to launch two Ganpati songs from our Marathi film #Ventilator! https://t.co/YI2XoXD5yi
— PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) August 31, 2016
The film will be family entertainer, which is clearly stated by its tagline Fun, Family. Festival. Priyanka posted on social media and said, This season of Ganesh Chaturthi, So proud to launch two Ganpati Songs from our Marathi Film #ventilator.
About the songs and film, director Rajesh Mapuskar said that, Back home in my village Shriwardhan, I’ve always heard my father and uncles singing Ya Re Ya during Ganpati celebration. It was like a wakeup call for all Bhajan mandals to worship Lord Ganesh. My uncle wrote the lyrics and composed the basic tune of mukhada but our music director Rohan Gokhale and Rohan Pradhan took this to another level. It evokes childhood nostalgia in me. I am sure it will take listeners through a ride of deep devotion and thumping rhythm.
