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Daulat on ETV-Marathi
every Tuesday at 8 pm
Daulat,
a 105-episode mega weekly soap which was telecast on ETV-Marathi
every Monday is now being aired every Tuesday at 8 pm. More
than 30 episodes of this soap have been telecast so far. The
serial is being produced by Ajey Jhankar under the banner
of his newly-formed Neelmudra Entertainment with Debu Deodhar
as its director and cinematographer. The serial marks Ajay
Jhankar’s entry into the small screen production sector.
Well-known as a producer and writer of Marathi feature films
like Sarkarnama and Lekroo, Jhankar himself is the writer
of Daulat. The story of the serial throws light on the influence
of the “Sugar Lobby” (the sugar factories in the
co-operative sector) and the extent to which it has been responsible
in shaping the political happenings in Maharashtra for the
last five decades.
The king-pin in the story is Daulatrao (Kuldeep Pawar), the
chief of the Daulat Co-operative Sugar Factory. Other key
players in the drama are Daulatrao’s ambitious daughter-in-law
Renuka (Pratiksha Lonkar), her elder brother-in-law Ranjitrao
(Sandip Kulkarni), Daulatrao’s competitor and also a
sugar factory owner Vilasrao (Uday Sabnis), Ranjitrao’s
wife Anjali (Shubhangi Gokhale), Daulatrao’s wife Saraswati
(Sarla Yeolekar), Daulatrao’s friend and elder politician
Jeevanrao (Vijay Thombre), Daulatrao’s second son, an
army officer and Renuka’s husband Satyajit (Jagdish Patankar),
Daulatrao’s youngest son Vishwajeet (Nikhil Hazare),
a local meddlesome politician Subhanrao (Nitin Thakur), chief
minister Ramrao (Dr Sharad Bhutadia), newspaper editor Varun
Keskar (Anand Agashe) and the newspaper’s investigative
reporter Vikas (Satish Pulekar).
The tale is replete with intrigues and has an impact on the
personal as well as the public life of the characters involved.
Cinematographer Debu Deodhar makes his debut as director with
this serial. The other main technicians are Jafar Sultan (editor),
Prakash Joshi (art director) Pradeep Deshpande (sound recordist).
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