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Bardovi is a Hindi movie Chhaya Kadam, Chittaranjan Giri and Virat Madake in prominent roles. It is directed by Karan Chavan. Bardovi – 150 minute film is releasing on 02 August, 2024
Movie Name: Bardovi
Directed by: Karan Shivajirao Chavan
Starring: Chhaya Kadam, Chittaranjan Giri, Virat Madake, Neel Sheth, Shreya Athanikar
Genre: Thriller, Mystery
Running Time: 150 Minutes
Release Date: 02 August, 2024
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Language: Hindi
Budget: ₹ – Crore
Production Companies: Junglee Pictures
Anant is a middle aged hearse-driver who brings corpses to the crematorium. He has little liking for the usual day to day routine and prefers to live along. He is and always has been fascinated by death. One day, Anant finds out his dead mother was part of a mysterious organization. He sets out to discover if everything he knew about his mother was a lie.
Bardovi: Movie Overview
Chhaya Kadam is all set to take on the world yet again with her new film Bardovi directed by Karan Shivajirao Chavan. The actress renowned for her power-packed performances is set to make her debut as a producer for this film.
The actress recently took to social media to share the poster of the film. The poster showcases Chhaya draped in a shawl portraying an intriguing role. The film also stars Chittaranjan Giri and Virat Madke.
Chhaya has never failed to impress her fans with her versatile acting prowess. The actress who received immense appreciation for her film All We Imagine As Light, is now set to showcase her acting talent yet again. The film is slated to release on August 2.
Movie Trailer:
Movie Review:
Anant (Chittranjan Giri) is a middle-aged hearse driver who brings corpses to the crematorium. He dreams regularly about his mother, Akka (Chhaya Kadam). Daduba, who has raised Anant after Akka’s demise, had told him about Akka, but Anant realises that there’s something mysterious about both, Akka and Daduba, which Daduba had not revealed to him. He delves deeper and gets to know shocking things of the past.
Karan Shivajirao Chavan’s story is hardly interesting or engaging. His screenplay is often confusing and definitely not half as thrilling as it ought to have been. The horror quotient is low. Karan Chavan’s dialogues are unimpressive.
Chittranjan Giri does well as Anant but he is not hero material. Chhaya Kadam performs ably as Akka. Virat Madke is okay in the role of Daduba. Neel Sheth is so-so as Aadi. Shriya Athnikar lends ordinary support as Shama. Prabhakar Vartak (as Swami Vedant), Rajendra Bhambhulkar (as Shantaram), Rukayya Shiledar (as the haunted girl) and the others provide routine support.
Karan Shivajirao Chavan’s direction is weak. Music (by Aniket Ashutosh Mangrulkar) is below average. Vikram Tanajirao Patil ‘s camerawork is okay. Production designing (by Arvind Shamrao Mangal) hardly deserves separate mention. Chandrashekhar Bapu Gurav’s editing is loose.
On the whole, Bardovi is a flop show.
