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Pachadlela
Directed bySajid Sheikh
Mahesh Kothare
Written byStory:
Abhiram Bhadkamkar
Mahesh Kothare
Dialogue:
Abhiram Bhadkamkar
Produced byMahesh Kothare
StarringBharat Jadhav
Shreyas Talpade
Laxmikant Berde
Vandana Gupte
Dilip Prabhawalkar
Edited bySanjay Dabke
Music byAnil Mohile
Distributed byJenma Film International
Release date
  • 7 May 2004 (2004-05-07)
CountryIndia
LanguageMarathi
Budget₹7.5 lakh[1]
Box office₹7 crore

Pachadlela (English: The Possessed One) is a 2004 Marathi horror-comedy directed by Mahesh Kothare and stars Bharat Jadhav, Shreyas Talpade, Laxmikant Berde, Vandana Gupte, Dilip Prabhawalkar in lead role. Visual effects by Binoy Samuel. The movie revolves around three friends working in a bank who get posted to a village. They are put up in a Wada (Palace) by the bank. But according to the villagers, the spirits of the previous owner, his son and his trusted aide still haunt the house. The movie was released on 7 May 2004 and was praised by the Marathi audience for story and performance.[2]

Plot

Bharat, Ravi and Sameer are transferred to village branch of their bank and are granted an old wada (palace) as a living quarters. They immediately start experiencing paranormal activities which mainly affect Bharat. Initially, Ravi and Sameer deny to believe Bharat when he tells them about the Wada being haunted. Kirkire possesses Bharat on Ravi's engagement day and reveals certain ritualistic problems which cause Ravi's engagement ceremony to be a total disaster. Bharat is admitted to a mental asylum. Soon Bharat and his friends learn about the story behind the spirits at the Wada from Inspector Mahesh Jadhav. In the past Inamdar Bhusnale was a rich, arrogant and deceptive owner of the Wada. His son Babya was mentally unstable and had a maniacal obsession for marriage. As per a suggestion from a renowned priest, Bhusnale fixes Babya's wedding with a girl from outside the village so that she won't be aware of Babya's real illness. As per the priest's prediction, as soon as Babya would get married he will be miraculously cured. But, Durga Maushi who is Bhusnale's neighbor and an outspoken critique of his family learns about this plan and disrupts the wedding ritual. The girl and her family learn about the truth and call off the marriage. This causes immense loss of reputation to Bhusnale. Also due to the shock caused by the situation Babya breaks down mentally and is admitted to a mental asylum where he commits suicide. Bhusnale vows to take revenge and dies due to a heart attack. Ever since that day Babya, his father Bhusnale and their custodian Kirkire haunt the palace seeking a medium for avenging Durga Maushi's actions. Bharat, Sameer and Ravi work together along with their friends and Vetale Guruji to perform a ritual to destroy the evil spirits of Bhusnale, Babya and Kirkire. As per a book by Vetale's great-grandfather who was a master ghost hunter, Vetale places three dolls each accompanied by an object of interest of Bhusnale, Babya and Kirkire. Their spirits then enter the dolls and the dolls are burnt in the ritual fire. Durga Maushi's spirit gets peace after learning about this and departs.

Cast

Trivia

The Wada (Palace) featured in this film is the Bavdekar Bungalow aka Bavdekar Wada which was and is owned by then Jahagirdar of Gaganbawada Shri Madhavrao Pandit Pant Amatya Bavdekar and his heirs, its located in Gaganbawada a town situated in the district of Kolhapur in Maharashtra, India.

References

  1. ^ "Pachadlela". IMDB.
  2. ^ "'Pachhadlela' - Dilip Prabhavalkar: Marathi films of the actors you should not miss". The Times of India.

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