Rajat Bedi presents Marathi film 'Bandhu', releasing November 20
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
Bollywood actor Rajat Bedi is set to present his first Marathi film, 'Bandhu', a family drama slated to release in cinema halls on 20 November. The film, written and directed by Nitin Sindhuvijay Supekar, is presented by Bedi alongside JSD Studio, in association with Triflix Entertainment.
Why Rajat Bedi Said Yes
Bedi said the film's universal family theme was the deciding factor. 'I would not like to discuss much about the story, but the beautiful way the director has merged two stories into one is what really stood out to me. Basically, this is a story that is universal for all families because of the problem we are discussing in the film. The way it eventually touches every family member's heart is beautiful,' he said.
The actor added that his pride in the project goes beyond box-office outcomes. 'I mean, this is one of those films that I will always be extremely proud of in my life. I don't know how it's going to fare; that's in the public's hands, but I am extremely proud of this content,' Bedi said.
A Personal Connection to Maharashtra
Bedi, who was born and raised in Maharashtra, said his roots give the project a deeper personal resonance. He recalled studying Marathi as his third language at Jamnabai Narsee School and expressed enthusiasm about presenting a film in the language. 'I have grown up in Maharashtra. I was born in Maharashtra, and I'm extremely proud that today I am presenting a Marathi film. I understand Marathi, and I can speak a little Marathi. So I'm very, very excited about doing something in this language,' he said.
Film Credits and Release
Jointly produced by Pranav Desai, Juhi Desai, and Kuldeep Sunil Ojha, 'Bandhu' marks a notable foray for Bedi into regional cinema. The film's release on 20 November will test whether its family-centric narrative can draw cross-generational audiences to Marathi cinema screens. With Bedi's Bollywood profile lending visibility, the project arrives at a time when Marathi films have been steadily expanding their theatrical footprint.