Tembye Swami Maharaj to appear on screen with “SHREE YOGi”

There have been innumerable saints who have been born in Maharashtra, right from Sai Baba of Shirdi to Akalkot Swami Samarth, Saint Tukaram to Saint Pundalik, Saint Gyaneshwar to Saint Eknath, Sant Sakubai to Sant Janabai. The audience all over Maharashtra is well aware of their noble contributions thanks to films like Shirdi Ke Saibabaa, Sant Eknath, Sant Tukaram, Sant gyaneshwar, Sant Gore Kumar, Sant Sakubai,

Sant Janabai, Bhakt Pundalik, Bhakt Prahlad, Sant Saavta Mali, Miwu Nakos Mee Tujhya Paatishi Aahe, Tochi Ek Samarth, Shegavicha Raja, Sant Kalumama, Jai Shankar etc. The latest in the list of the films is ‘SHREE YOGi’.

There have been several who have tried to win over the people with their miracles but there have been very few who have won the hearts of the audiences with their teachings and among them Tembye Swami leads the list. Originally named Yaati Vasudevanand Saraswati Tembye, he is known among his disciples as Tembye Maharaj The film ‘SHREE YOGi’ sets out to show the life and times of Tembye Swami Maharaj who was born in Sawantwadi in Konkan at Mangaon. Tembye Swami has also written the popular hymn ‘Digambara Digambara Shripad Vallabh Digambara’.

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4K System screening at Marathi Film Fest 2014

‘CITYLIGHT Marathi Film Festival 2014′

To commence from 12th June to 19th June 2014
The first ever Film Festival in India – to show OLD VINTAGE CULT FILMS AND NEW FILMS. 
Highlighting part of this film fest will be ANVATT - A film in 4K System as inaugural attraction.



The week long Marathi film festival will showcase films like

Asthu,Navri Mile Navryala, Tingya, Pinjra, Jogwa, Maherchi Sadi, Shaala, Umbarta, Khel Mandla, Maratha Tithuka Milvava, Pune 52, Jagachya Pathivar and Rege etc, besides a rare short film called Pu La on the late Pu La Deshpande, directed by Devhare.

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http://www.filmytown.com/4k-system-screening-marathi-film-fest-2014/

Holiday – Hindi film review

A Soldier Is Never Off Duty

Rating: ***

Holiday begins with a weak introduction where a family is waiting at the station for the hero to return home from his posting at the front. A train load of soldiers arrives and out hops Captain Virat Bakshi (Akshay Kumar), an army man who is back home to Mumbai for his holidays. 

The heroine part in the story is out of place, a caricature of a Mumbai Police Sub Inspector has become a norm of the day, all this to project that the hero was larger than life.

Holiday has a hackneyed humour. In fact it comes out intentionally in the climax when the terrorist exulting the mastermind to just finish the game.

Akshay Kumar does his part well. It is difficult to find out flaws in his performance. Sonakshi Sinha isn’t given much to perform. Aackruti Nagpal makes her impressive comeback as Sonakshi Sinha’s sister. Debutant Freddy Daruwala leaves a mark.

The film pays a tribute to Indian Army’s fearless and courageous soldiers who even when not on duty, are dedicated and ever willing to sacrifice their lives for their motherland. And that’s it nothing more.

- Read full review and see more pics at: 

http://www.filmytown.com/movies/holiday-hindi-film-review/