The emperor of political films, Prakash Jha is all set to make ‘Rajneeti’ with UTV.
UTV has always had a long-run history of working with reputed film makers and it continues to do so! UTV joins hands with ten times national award winner Prakash Jha for his next production ‘Rajneeti’. Over the years Prakash Jha Productions has made several critically acclaimed and popular films including ‘Apaharan’, ’GangaaJal’, ‘Mrityudand’ and ‘Damul’.
Based on the story by Prakash Jha, Anjum Rajabali and Prakash have worked on ‘Rajneeti’s screenplay for the last four years. The star cast for the film is one of the best and most exciting in recent times. The cast of the film includes Nana Patekar, Ajay Devgan, Ranbir Kapoor, Arjun Rampal, Manoj Bajpai, Katrina Kaif & Naseeruddin Shah. The first schedule of the film has been completed and second schedule is likely to begin soon. The film is slated for release in the first half of 2010.
‘Rajneeti’ was an easy decision as it is the mother of all dramas with politics as the background, and who is more adept and accomplished than Prakash Jha to pull off a film based on politics. Prakash has always believed in the concept of ‘Cinema with Power’ and we look forward to a great story with ‘Rajneeti’ too. I am sure this wonderful association will be fruitful to both the parties. We are eagerly looking forward to this project” said Ronnie Screwvala the CEO of UTV.
“We take pride and comfort in our association with UTV which has always believed in quality cinema. I am grateful to my long-time friend Manmohan Shetty who continues the association through Walkwater Media Limited. And I feel truly blessed to have the finest set of dedicated actors and technicians working with me. With Bhopal as its backdrop and five thousand trained actors from all over Madhya Pradesh working on the films landscape, ‘Rajneeti’ is truly my most exciting and ambitious venture” is what the director of the film Prakash Jha had to say on the topic.
Well if all goes well we are sure to see a blockbuster with ‘Rajneethi’.
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