GOWRI MANICKAVASAGAM
Amazon Prime Video announced the digital premiere of the Gujarati comedy-drama film, Golkeri. Directed by Viral Shah and produced by Manasi Parekh Gohil and Parthiv Gohil, the film is a Gujarati adaptation of the award-winning and popular 2017 Marathi film Muramba. Starring Malhar Thakar and Manasi Parekh in the lead, the movie also marks the Gujarati film debut of veteran actors Vandana Pathak and Sachin Khedekar. Starting May 29, Prime members in India and more than 200 countries and territories can stream Golkeri.
One of the most successful Gujarati films of the year so far, Golkeri grossed Rs 3+ Cr in the opening weekend itself. The movie released on February 12 and had a successful theatrical run of over three weeks across 250+ screens.
Commenting on the success of the film, producer & Actor Manasi Parekh said, “The movie is a perfect family entertainer that leaves you with a smile on your face. It was great working with such talented cast and crew, who know how to bring out the beauty in the smallest of moments. I am glad viewers will now be able to enjoy the film on Amazon Prime Video. The film will keep the audiences engaged till the end. Sweet, sour, spicy, tangy: This Golkeri can be savoured and enjoyed by all!”
Actor Sachin Khedekar shares, “It’s wonderful to make my Gujarati film debut with Golkeri. It is a simple yet wholesome movie and a perfect family entertainer. The film is a fresh take on parenting, highlighting the ways to deal with youngsters. I am happy that viewers across geographies will now be able to enjoy the film on Amazon Prime Video.”
Sahil and Harshita, overnight end their perfect relationship of two years. However, as much as they want to move on and move away from each other, they are stuck in awkward situations created by their parents, who make persistent attempts to bring them back together. Will their parents’ concern cross the line and turn into interference? Or will they triumph in explaining to the children that a relationship is just like ‘Golkeri’ – A sweet-sour traditional Gujarati pickle. The taste only gets better with time.
