Gajaar: Journey Of The Soul
2011 • 124 мүнөт
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Gajaar tracks the life of a passionate and egoistic filmmaker Parth (Mandlekar) over a span of 18 days. These 18 days are no ordinary time span; they correlate to the grand pilgrimage 'wari' to Lord Vitthal's abode in Pandharpur, Maharashtra, undertaken by roughly 20 lakh devotees every year. These devotees, known as 'warkaris', walk from Alandi to Pandharpur chanting prayers and praises to the deity.
Bhairavkar chooses a very interesting subject for his first film. Apart from showcasing the euphoria and faith of the devotees, he stealthily weaves the 18 adhyayas (lessons) of Saint Dnyaneshwar) into the script, adding to the weight of the overall canvas.
Atheist Parth is approached by anthropology student Eric (Sonnenblick), an American who wants to make a film on the wari. After much persuasion, Parth is convinced by live-in girlfriend Geetali (Yash) to provide technical expertise for the film, which they shoot on location. The film tracks the positive transformation of Parth from an egoistic, self-centred man to a Vitthal faithful against the backdrop of the 18 adhyayas.
CBFC Rating UA. Certificate Number CIL/2/51/2011-MUM
Bhairavkar chooses a very interesting subject for his first film. Apart from showcasing the euphoria and faith of the devotees, he stealthily weaves the 18 adhyayas (lessons) of Saint Dnyaneshwar) into the script, adding to the weight of the overall canvas.
Atheist Parth is approached by anthropology student Eric (Sonnenblick), an American who wants to make a film on the wari. After much persuasion, Parth is convinced by live-in girlfriend Geetali (Yash) to provide technical expertise for the film, which they shoot on location. The film tracks the positive transformation of Parth from an egoistic, self-centred man to a Vitthal faithful against the backdrop of the 18 adhyayas.
CBFC Rating UA. Certificate Number CIL/2/51/2011-MUM