Marathi horror film Kaaal to be screened in Russia
Updated On: 24 January, 2020 07:22 AM IST | Mumbai | Hemal Ashar
A Marathi horror film Kaaal has caught the fancy of distributors in Russia who will screen it across several cities, beginning with Moscow
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Paranormal film Kaaal follows four friends who live together, and the events that unfold around them
A Marathi horror film called Kaaal, that will hit screens in Maharashtra on January 31, is taking a lingo leap. It will become the first Marathi movie to release in Russia this March, at the fourth Bollywood Film Festival. Kaaal will première on the opening night of the festival in Moscow on March 4, at Karo 11 Octyabr cinema. A week after, it is poised for a release across Russian cities, and producer Nitin Prakash Vaidya estimates this will be across 100 screens.
The film caught the attention of the organisers of the Bollywood Film Festival owing to its paranormal-themed storyline, after they caught the teaser. They subsequently approached producers Hemant Ruparel and Ranjit Thakur of Frames Productions. Pune's D Sandeep, 34, writer, editor and director of the film, says, "Kaaal will carry sub-titles in English and Russian, and the film will also be dubbed in Russian. The project has been one-and-a-half years in the making." Sandeep, who has earlier worked with Ramesh Sippy Entertainment, makes his directorial debut with the film that is centred around a paranormal theme, one that has ample takers in Russia.
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