A ‘Medium Spicy’ Film Gets Into Making

10 May 2019 :

Produced by Vidhi Kasliwal

– Directorial Debut by Theatre Personality Mohit Takalkar

In life, as in food, each one of us has a different palate and preference for the spice we want in it. So how does one find the right balance and moderation? Noted playwright and director, Mohit Takalkar is having a crack at this through his first Marathi venture – ‘Medium Spicy’ along with Vidhi Kasliwal of Landmarc Films. The story intends to have an interesting take on whether there is actually such a case of balancing relationships. How do we achieve harmony in our associations with the aim of achieving happiness and peace of mind?

Produced by Vidhi Kasliwal and Presented by Landmarc Films, this film brings together an extremely exciting star cast. After subjects like ‘Hunterr’, ‘Love Sonia’ and ‘Date With Saie’, Sai Tamhankar would be seen in a completely different avatar in this film. Lalit Prabhakar who won the heart of audiences and critics alike with his performance in ‘Anandi Gopal’ would once again be looking to connect with the emotions of every urban youngster through this film along with Parna Pethe, who is going to be essaying a completely different character as well.

Landmarc Films in its repertoire has always brought to us films with a difference. Vazandar, Pipsi, Gachchi, Redu, Sanngto Aika, Ringan, Nashibvaan are films that have come from the Landmarc Films stable.

Mohit is a known name in theatre circles on the National level. He has directed several theatre productions in multiple languages such as Marathi, Hindi, Urdu and Kannada, he is also recognized for his editorial skills in the world of cinema. This will mark his debut as a Film Director in the Marathi language.

Speaking about the film, Producer Vidhi Kasliwal said that the film ‘Medium Spicy’ and its premise of balancing different relationships in the journey of life appealed to her instantly and she hopes that when the film is eventually ready, it is able to satiate the taste buds of the audiences when they experience it in theatres.