Sonali Bendre Presents New Marathi Film “Sohla” Set for October 16 Release
Sonali Bendre is stepping into a new role as the presenter of the Marathi film “Sohla,” which is set to hit cinemas on October 16. This marks an exciting chapter in her career as she embraces a story that embodies hope, resilience, and the strength of the human spirit. The film is produced by Rose Movies and CarryOn Pictures, with contributions from Sachin Srivastav, Ratna Srivastava, and Kavita Bagban, while Saaikat Bagbaan serves as both the writer and director.
“Sohla” represents Rose Movies’ first venture into Marathi cinema and tells a heartfelt story centered on aspirations and positivity that truly reflect the human experience. With this film, the studio aims to connect with audiences on a deeper level, showcasing powerful stories that cross language barriers.
In discussing her decision to present “Sohla,” Sonali expressed her excitement: “Presenting this film feels significant as it opens a new chapter for me. I’m drawn to stories that linger with you, prompting reflection and a fresh perspective on life. When I first heard about ‘Sohla,’ it resonated with me instantly. It’s about the quiet strength found in everyday people, values I hold dear.”
She added, “As I take on this role, I hope to support films that resonate emotionally and spotlight deserving storytellers. I couldn’t think of a better film to launch this journey than ‘Sohla,’ and I hope audiences feel the same impact I did when I first engaged with this story.”
Saaikat Bagbaan, the director and writer, remarked, “Every filmmaker dreams of collaborating with those who share their vision, and that’s what happened with ‘Sohla.’ From the start, we aimed to tell an honest, emotionally powerful story that celebrates hope. Having Rose Movies and Sonali Bendre on board brings immense encouragement to our journey. I’m excited for audiences to see ‘Sohla’ when it releases on October 16.”
As the release date approaches, anticipation continues to build, and “Sohla” is poised to capture hearts in theaters.
