The spectacular trailer launch of Rangla 'Godavari' held in the presence of Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.

After appearing in national and international film festivals, Nikhil Mahajan's film 'Godavari' is all set to release all over Maharashtra. Today the trailer of this film was  released by the Honorable Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavisji. Many dignitaries including actors from the film were present at this spectacular ceremony.The movie 'Godavari' is releasing everywhere in Maharashtra on November 11.

Earlier, she enthralled the music lovers with the catchy songs 'Kojagiri' and 'Khal Khal Goda' from the much-loved film. Now the trailer has increased the excitement of the audience. In the trailer, Jitendra Joshi aka Nishikant's family living in Nashik is seen. The vicissitudes of this smiling family as well as a beautiful blend of traditions, customs and emotions are shown. River 'Godavari' is the main link of this film. It shows a unique relationship between her and Nishikant, the river Godavari who has experienced both happiness and sadness. What is the relationship between Nishikant and Godavari, who believes that there is only one river, this puzzle will be solved only after watching the film. So now the audience is curious about the screening of the movie 'Godavari'.

Speaking about the film, Hon'ble Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis says, “The content and quality of Marathi films has always been world class. .It is certainly a matter of pride for all of us that the film 'Godavari' has reached the international level even before its release and has won many awards.Our relationship with the river is very old. Culture and tradition are all directly connected with the river. Unfortunately, we have forgotten the importance of the river in the middle ages, so the rivers have also become polluted and our thoughts and culture have also become polluted. It is very important to change it.The work that has been done to weave the story of one person around the river 'Godavari' and convey the great content to the people is very beautiful. On this occasion, our relationship with the river can be revived.
This is a matter of faith, not superstition. Reaching such a situation is a very important stage in human life.I will definitely watch this movie and my best wishes to the entire team of 'Godavari'.

Nikhil Mahajan, the director of the film says, "Godavari is now going to reach its audience after making its mark at national and international festivals. It is an emotional and family film, which goes deep into the mind. It often happens that in the name of achieving something, we leave behind many close things, relationships and this film is about realizing the value of those precious relationships. Underlining the importance of relationships, 'Godavari' is a must-watch for the entire family."

About 'Godavari', Jitendra Joshi says, "On the occasion of Godavari, I am making a new beginning. Because 'Godavari' is going to be my first step in production. And the important thing today is that the trailer launch ceremony of the movie 'Godavari' was held today by Hon'ble Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, this is a very big thing for me. It is a film that connects every family. This is a story that gives a new introduction to how important family and relationships are in life. And now I am very happy that the film is reaching our audience. I hope the audience will definitely respond positively to the film.”

Produced by Jio Studios, Jyoti Deshpande, Blue Drop Films and Jitendra Joshi Pictures, the film stars Jitendra Joshi, Neena Kulkarni, Sanjay Mone, Priyadarshan Jadhav, Gauri Nalavde and Vikram Gokhale in lead roles.

Importantly, on the occasion of India @ 75, the Central Government selected 6 films in Indian languages for the world festival 'Cannes', including the only Marathi film 'Godavari'.

At the same time, 'Godavari' has made its mark in many festivals like IFFI Festival, New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF), Vancouver International Film Festival, New Zealand International Film Festival, Pune International Film Festival, FIPRESCI - India Grand Prix.