SonyLIV’s Marathi original series ‘Shantit Kranti’ to premiere on 13 August

SonyLIV’s Marathi original series ‘Shantit Kranti’ to premiere on 13 August

The show features Abhay Mahajan, Lalit Prabhakar, and Alok Rajwade in lead roles.

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Mumbai: SonyLIV is all set to launch its first Marathi original series "Shantit Kranti" on 13 August. The show is dubbed in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam.

Directed by Sarang Sathaye and Paula McGlynn, founders of the YouTube page Bharatiya Digital Party (Bhadipa), the web series features Abhay Mahajan, Lalit Prabhakar and Alok Rajwade in the lead roles along with Vijay Nikam and Bollywood actor Shikha Talsania in prominent roles. Actors Sakhi Gokhale, Mrinmayee Godbole, Amey Wagh, Sarang Sathaye, Jitendra Joshi will also appear on the show.

The story captures the quirky camaraderie of three best friends, Shreyas, Dinar and Prasanna, who hit the road, embarking on a journey of self-discovery that unknowingly changes their lives forever, said the press statement.

“SonyLIV has been at the forefront of bringing to life authentic and relevant stories of India to our viewers," said Sony Pictures Networks India, head – content, SET and digital business, Ashish Golwalkar. "As we strengthen our slate of regional content, we’re proud to announce our first Marathi original, ‘Shantit Kranti’ in collaboration with two content powerhouses, TVF and Bhadipa. The show captures the true essence of friendship that holds great relevance for today’s urban youth. It also brings together exceptionally strong characters played by a stellar ensemble cast and has a captivating storyline."

“We are grateful to collaborate with SonyLIV, a platform that has been making in-roads with regional content," said Sarang Sathaye and Paula McGlynn in a joint statement. "'Shantit Kranti' is everyone’s story put together on screen, and we are sure the audience from all demographics will relate to it. The stories, experiences, laughter, and the message that comes out of it, make it an extremely enjoyable watch."