‘RAJA RANI’ (MARATHI) REVIEW

Raja Rani (Marathi; UA) is a film produced by Sonai Film Creation that tells the narrative of Raja (Rohan Patil) and Rani (Vaishnavi Shinde) falling in love.

The love narrative that Govardhan Doltade has written is completely unremarkable, and the screenplay that he has written has virtually no originality whatsoever. Even the dialogues he uses are boring.

In his role as Raja, Rohan Patil does routine tasks. Vaishnavi Shinde's performance as Rani is about par for the course. This is the mark that Bharat Ganeshpure leaves. It is sufficient to have Suresh Vishwakarma. At best, Shivaji Doltade is average. There are times when Madhavi Juvekar shines. Bhakti Chavan provides support on a regular basis. The standards are met by Tanaji Galgunde. In a word, Suraj Chavan is just about perfect. Nikita Kshirsagar, Usha Kale, Vasanti Khairnar, Puja Deore, Kartik Doltade, Gokul Khairnar, Laxman Kamble, Govardhan Doltade, Bibishan Chavan, Daulatrao Jadhav, Akshay Kale, Pari Patil, Sari Patil, Prashant Patil, Rakesh Kapadne, Sujit Magar, Shubham Bhairagi, Asha Jadhav, Ramdas Shinde, Prasad Deore, Ali, Kishore Guru, Samadhan Gaikwad, and the others don't leave much of an impression; they are not particularly noteworthy.

The direction provided by Shivaji Doltade is flawed. P. Shankaram's music has a practical purpose. Not much to get excited about when it comes to the lyrics (written by Govardhan Doltade and Daulatrao Jadhav). Choreography performed by Rohan Kandera, Manasi Kowale, and Hight Manju is considered to be routine. Background music composed by Vijay Narayan Gawande is uninteresting. The filmography of Krishna Naikar is typically unremarkable. The art direction executed by Mahesh Kore is subpar. There is a lack of editing in Vanky UDV.

In its whole, Raja Rani is a poor film that has a poor chance of succeeding at the box office.