Anand Pandit Motion Pictures that has several hit films to its credit is now venturing into Marathi cinema along with producing Hindi language films.&nbsp;

The production has now announced that they will co-produce ‘Ti And Ti’ that is slated to release in March this year. It is directed by Mrinal Kulkarni.&nbsp;

It features Pushkar Jog, &nbsp;Sonalee Kulkarni and Prarthana Behere Jawkar as lead characters.

On the film, Anand who is the founder of the company said, “The story of ‘Ti And Ti’ was definitely very interesting and that was my sole reason for choosing to co-produce it. I have always said quality content will remain the key to success, so long as good content comes my way I am willing to back it wholeheartedly. Apart from that, it was a great combination of the director and actors who were a part of the movie. It was to good an opportunity to let it pass by.”

The production company has been a part of several big projects including ‘Sarkar 3’, ‘Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2’, ‘Grand Masti’, ‘Baazaar’ and ‘Satyameva Jayate’.&nbsp;

They are currently producing ‘Total Dhaamal’ with Ajay Devgn Productions.&nbsp;

Anand Pandit Motion Pictures that has several hit films to its credit is now venturing into Marathi cinema along with producing Hindi language films. The production has now announced that they will co-produce ‘Ti And Ti’ that is slated to release in March this year.

Anand Pandit Motion Pictures that has several hit films to its credit is now venturing into Marathi cinema along with producing Hindi language films. The production has now announced that they will co-produce ‘Ti And Ti’ that is slated to release in March this year. It is directed by Mrinal Kulkarni. It features Pushkar Jog, Sonalee Kulkarni and Prarthana Behere Jawkar as lead characters. On the film, Anand who is the founder of the company said, “The story of ‘Ti And Ti’ was definitely very interesting and that was my sole reason for choosing to co-produce it. I have always said quality content will remain the key to success, so long as good content comes my way I am willing to back it wholeheartedly. Apart from that, it was a great combination of the director and actors who were a part of the movie. It was to good an opportunity to let it pass by.” The production company has been a part of several big projects including ‘Sarkar 3’, ‘Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2’, ‘Grand Masti’, ‘Baazaar’ and ‘Satyameva Jayate’. They are currently producing ‘Total Dhaamal’ with Ajay Devgn Productions.

'Total Dhamaal' co-production company to now venture into Marathi cinema

While Shoojit Sircar's latest film October has been lauded by masses as well <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/entertainment-october-varun-dhawan-delivers-his-careers-best-performance-130188">as critics alike</a>, the makers have been accused of plagiarism by a Marathi filmmaker.&nbsp; 
 
Hemal Trivedi has claimed that the film is plagiarised from 2017 Marathi film titled Aarti - The Unknown Love Story, directed by Sarika Mene. 
 
Hemal Trivedi took to Facebook to report the incident and stated that Sircar never acquired rights of the Marathi film neither did they contact Mene. "The filmmakers of October never acquired any rights to the Marathi film and they never contacted Sarika." 
 
Sarika Mene told the tabloid, "I want the audience to watch both films and be impartial in their opinion. When I watched October, (I realised that) the emotions and characters portrayed are similar. Only a few things don't match." 
 
"How can a writer have imagined the exact events that had occurred in my brother's private life? I want to know where he (Sircar)&nbsp;got his film's idea from - sometimes he says it's inspired from his life, sometimes he says a newspaper article (was the starting point), "Mene was quoted as saying to a newspaper. &nbsp; 
 
Interestingly, the Marathi film is based on Mene's brother Sunny Pawar's life and his girlfriend Aarti Makwana, who was paralysed in a car accident. It traces Sunny's journey who stands by her side till her last breath.

Here's the trailer of the Marathi film.

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Meanwhile, sources close to Sircar's film October said, "The movie comes from a personal space for Shoojit whose mother was in a comatose state in 2004 and he had taken care of her." 
 
Sircar has confirmed to the newspaper that he did receive a letter from the Screenwriters Association, notifying him of the complaint. He said, "We'll respond to it officially, post which we'll issue our official statement."

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October, featuring Varun Dhawan and newcomer Banita Sandhu, released in theaters on 13th April. The film has been directed by Shoojit Sircar and written by Juhi Chaturvedi.&nbsp;

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Sarika Mene claims that Sircar's film is based on a film she made on her brother's life.

While Shoojit Sircar's latest film October has been lauded by masses as well as critics alike, the makers have been accused of plagiarism by a Marathi filmmaker. Hemal Trivedi has claimed that the film is plagiarised from 2017 Marathi film titled Aarti - The Unknown Love Story, directed by Sarika Mene. Hemal Trivedi took to Facebook to report the incident and stated that Sircar never acquired rights of the Marathi film neither did they contact Mene. "The filmmakers of October never acquired any rights to the Marathi film and they never contacted Sarika." Sarika Mene told the tabloid, "I want the audience to watch both films and be impartial in their opinion. When I watched October, (I realised that) the emotions and characters portrayed are similar. Only a few things don't match." "How can a writer have imagined the exact events that had occurred in my brother's private life? I want to know where he (Sircar) got his film's idea from - sometimes he says it's inspired from his life, sometimes he says a newspaper article (was the starting point), "Mene was quoted as saying to a newspaper. Interestingly, the Marathi film is based on Mene's brother Sunny Pawar's life and his girlfriend Aarti Makwana, who was paralysed in a car accident. It traces Sunny's journey who stands by her side till her last breath. Here's the trailer of the Marathi film. Meanwhile, sources close to Sircar's film October said, "The movie comes from a personal space for Shoojit whose mother was in a comatose state in 2004 and he had taken care of her." Sircar has confirmed to the newspaper that he did receive a letter from the Screenwriters Association, notifying him of the complaint. He said, "We'll respond to it officially, post which we'll issue our official statement." October, featuring Varun Dhawan and newcomer Banita Sandhu, released in theaters on 13th April. The film has been directed by Shoojit Sircar and written by Juhi Chaturvedi.

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