Tumbad
Last year, many old films were re -released which have exploded at the box office. In such a situation, these days, old films as well as old films are being released again in theaters. Today we are going to tell about one such Dhansu film which was very much discussed after re-localize. It collected more than 50 crores worldwide at the box office. The film was highly appreciated by the critics and also won the National Award for the feature film. However, it took the makers 6 years to make it. We are talking about actor, producer Soham Shah’s ‘Tumbad’, whose second part has also been announced.
Why Tumbad shot in the rain
Soham Shah has appeared in different roles in films like ‘Gulab Gang’, ‘Talwar’ and ‘Simran’. His very different style was seen in ‘Tumbad’, which is a fictional story of a village named ‘Tumbad’ in Maharashtra. While shooting the film ‘Tumbad’, from the cast to the crew member had to face many problems, hence the film was shot in the entire six years. The village in the film is Tumbad, he is fictional, but it is always seen raining, so most of the scenes of this film have been shot in the rain. Although he had an option for fake rain, but actor Soham shoots full in real rain as he wanted the audience to experience real experience in theaters. It took 4 monsoon to film.
Dhansu story of Tumbad
The story of the film begins in 1918 where Vinayak Rao (Soham Shah) lives with his mother and brother in village Tumbad in Maharashtra. He shifts to Pune with his family later. After 15 years, Vinayak again goes to Tumbad and starts looking for the treasure. Later he also shows his son the path and treasure there. Please tell that ‘Tumbar’ is the story of a deity named Hastar, who is the son of the goddess of prosperity. The film was released in 2018, whose budget was 5 crores, but it collected 13 crores at the box office.
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