YEK NUMBER’ (MARATHI) REVIEW

The film Yek Number (Marathi; UA), which was produced by Zee Studios, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment, and Sahyadri Films, tells the narrative of a young guy who, in an effort to demonstrate his worth to the girl he loves, becomes involved in a legal dispute or investigation.

Pratap, played by Dhairya Gholap, is employed by the town councillor. It is true that he has feelings for Pinky (Sayali Patil), but she does not return those feelings. Pinky is a passionate admirer of the politician Raj Thackeray, and she expresses to Pratap that she would be willing to marry him if he were to bring Raj Thackeray to their hamlet. In order to accomplish this, Pratap travels to Bombay, where he encounters Duplicate, a personality played by Raj Khera, who impersonates Raj Thackeray during the politician's road shows in order to raise awareness on significant social and other issues. But Pratap quickly comes to the realization that Duplicate is actually Afzal Hamid, a Pakistani terrorist who has traveled to India with the intention of killing Raj Thackeray. Afzal Hamid had developed a tight relationship with Raj Thackeray's gang in order to achieve success in his aim. After that, Pratap is successful in foiling Afzal Hamid's nefarious plan and eliminates him. At long last, Pinky gives her consent to marry Pratap. Almost immediately after that, Raj Thackeray calls Pratap on the phone to let him know that he will be coming to visit their village.

Both Tejaswini Pandit and Dhairya Gholap have contributed to the writing of a story that is too circular. The screenplay, which was written by Tejaswini Pandit, Dhairya Gholap, Vinayak Purshottam, Mayuresh Joshi, and Arvind Jagtap, contains a few sections that are interesting, but the overall impact is not as strong as it should have been. It is not really the case that Pratap makes an effort to be a hero; rather, he just happens to become one by mistake. Because of this, the conclusion does not provide sufficient excitement. The dialogues written by Arvind Jagtap and Vinayak Purshottam are satisfactory.

The first performance of Dhairya Gholap as Pratap is very remarkable. He has a good appearance, he is a good actor, and he dances with a lot of grace. She has a great appearance, and Sayali Patil's performance in her first part as Pinky is satisfactory. In her role as police inspector Thorat, Tejaswini Pandit provides commendable support. In his role as Duplicate, Rajesh Khera is impressive, but in his role as terrorist Afzal Hamid, he is ordinary. As Sawant, Nilesh Diwekar makes his presence known to the audience. While performing a song-dance routine, Malaika Arora and Siddharth Jadhav add star value to the performance. A considerable amount of assistance is provided by Varsha Dandle, who plays the role of Pratap's mother; Anand Ingle, who plays Pinky's father; Anuradha Rajadhyaksha, who plays Pinky's mother; Vijay Nikam, who plays the role of the local MLA; and Pushkar Shrotri and Sanjay Mone, who both play cops. We are pleased to announce that Ajit Bhure, Raya Bhave, Vishal Sudarshanwar, Shubham Khare, Salim Husain Mulla, Rajveersinh Raje Gaikwad, and Ani Tejaswini Pandit have all been selected.

The directing done by Rajesh Mapuskar is excellent. With conviction, he has recounted the events of the play. Listening to the music of Ajay-Atul and Kunal-Karan is enjoyable. There are no issues with the lyrics, which were written by Guru Thakur, Ajay-Atul, Kunal-Karan, Shrirang Godbole, and Saurabh Abhyankar. Artists Ganesh Acharya and Stanley D'costa have created song picturizations that are visually appealing. It is quite nice to hear Kunal-Karan's background music. When it comes to the camerawork, Sanjay Memane performs an excellent job. The parts involving action and stunts performed by Paramjeet Singh Dhillon ought to have been more exciting. The production designing done by Nikhil Kovale and the art direction done by Varun Wadekar are both competent in their own fields. It would have been better if Mayur Hardas and Apurva Motiwale had edited the video faster.

Taking everything into consideration, Yek Number is far too unremarkable to achieve anything significant at the box office. Due to the Dassera holiday, which will take place tomorrow (Saturday), the collection should be boosted.