Dagdi Chawl Trailer

[Bridget Peral]

Officialposter and trailer of the film were unveiled on 21 September 2015,[5][6] which gains praises for dashing style of Ankush Chaudhari, his chemistry with Pooja Sawant and look of Makarand Deshpande as 'daddy' which was kept as a secret for long period of time.[7][8] Film was released on 2 October 2015.

The movie became an instant hit for Chaudhari[9] After the release of the film, fans poured milk on a big poster of Ankush Chaudhari outside a Bharat mata cinema hall in Mumbai to show their love for him, a first time in history of Marathi Cinema that something of this sort has happened.[10] It has been dubbed into Hindi as Daagdi Chaawl Ek Bagawat. The Marathi and Hindi world television premier were scheduled for 12 June 2016 on Star Pravah and STAR Gold respectively.[11] The movie will be first Marathi film to premiere on STAR Gold UK.[12]

The movie is inspired from Mumbai's actual Dagdi Chawl which was known for gangster activities during 80's and 90's and was also the official residence of a gangster turned political leader Arun Gawli popularly known as 'Daddy'.[13]

The film begins in 1996, when Mumbai was haunted by the continuous gang-wars, happening between various criminals across the city. Surya aka Suryakant Shinde (Ankush Choudhary), who leads a peaceful life in one of the chawls of Mumbai is almost on verge to settle down in life by marrying his girlfriend Sonal (Pooja Sawant), meanwhile one incident happens with Surya which lands him in a situation where he has to come face to face with 'Daddy' (Makrand Deshpande) and his journey in underworld starts, his struggle to dissociate himself with the tag of Dagdi Chaawl lands him further deep into activities of Dagdi Chaawl and unwillingly becomes part of underworld. Whether he succeeds to dissociate from Daagdi Chaawl or not forms the story of the movie.

Music for this action film is composed by Amitraj,[14] while lyrics are penned by Mandar Cholkar and Kshitij Patwardhan.[15] Makers of the film released first song "Morya", a devotional track in the voice of Adarsh Shinde, on 15 September on YouTube which became an instant hit.[16][17][18] Second song "Dhaga Dhaga" also became popular.[19][20]

The film has received positive reviews. ABP Majha gave 4 out of 5 stars and declared movie "Fast-paced crime action flick".[21] Pune Mirror gave 3 out of 5 stars and declared movie "Well made, the film keeps you involved".[22] Maharashtra Times gave 3 out of 5 stars and declared movie "As total entertainer".[23] Times of India gave 3 out of 5 stars.[24]

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