Sharad Ponkshe Unveils Son Sneh Ponkshe's First Glimpse Of Debut Film Banjara

Marathi actor Sharad Ponkshe’s son, Sneh Ponkshe, is making his debut in the entertainment industry. A few days ago, Sharad Ponkshe and his son, Sneh Ponkshe, announced their upcoming film. According to reports, Sneh is debuting not in acting but in writing and directing. His first film will soon hit screens. So recently, the father-son duo has surprised the viewers and dropped the first glimpse of the upcoming film, currently garnering everyone’s attention.

The film is titled Banjara. Reports suggest that this movie is a commentary on the journey of life. Although the title has been revealed, the cast is yet to be announced, so viewers will have to wait a bit longer. Meanwhile, sharing the first glimpse of the upcoming film, Sneh wrote, “A small gift from us to you. An invitation to our film. Enjoy the journey like a Banjara” in the caption.

Seeing the clip, viewers shared their excitement in the comment box. One of the users commented, “Congratulations.” Another one wrote, “Super thrilled!!” While many showered red hearts and fire emoticons in the comment box.

The film is presented jointly by Morya Productions and VS Productions, with Sharad Ponkshe and Rohini Vijay Singh Raje Patwardhan as producers. While the majority of the film’s shooting is said to take place in Sikkim.

Sharad Ponkshe is making his debut in the field of production with the movie Banjara after ruling the hearts of the audience through various mediums of art such as dramas, serials, and films. Talking about his son’s debut, Sharad Ponkshe said, “I am making my debut in production through Leka’s film. There can be no other happiness than this. I have seen the journey from the idea of Banjara to the shooting of Sneh. The subject is different. This is a movie that will appeal to all age groups. Every human being is a banjara’ in life. You will experience this while watching the movie.”

Meanwhile, talking about his first film as a director, Sneh said, “I was working with my father for the first time. Their experience helped me a lot. The journey to get there should be more enjoyable than the destination, but we often miss this happiness. It is ‘Banjara’ that underlines the importance of this. I am sure the audience will love this film.”