Marathi-language Indian romance film “Toh, Ti ani Fuji” (“Him, Her and Fuji”) will start principal photography across across India and Japan from September. The film, writte…
and for Crazy Ants Production, Rakesh Varre, who previously produced “Evvarikee Cheppoddu” and has acted in “Baahubali 2: The Conclusion.”
Bora said: “The genesis of the film started with my stint at the Kyoto Filmmakers’ Lab in 2019, where I got to direct a Japanese short film and I was blown away by the landscape. I decided then that one day I will produce a film set here and Mohit came up with the most beautiful story to realize my dream.”
Takalkar said: “ ‘Toh, Ti ani Fuji’ looks at love’s many inharmonious voices and contrasting compulsions through the lens of urban India. We like to believe that falling in love happens spontaneously. But, is love a feeling, or a story? Or, is it a habit or a skill? In today’s complex life, love has emerged as an algorithmic process instead of an organic one.
Karnik added: “We have all been in relationships that we have wanted desperately but somehow they didn’t work. But we still look back at them with a bittersweet feeling of longing and love. This film hopes to evoke the same feelings of a passionate but somewhat doomed romance.” The film will be shot in Pune and Kolad in India and Tokyo, Kyoto and Mount Fuji in Japan. It will be shot by two different cinematographers so that the India and Japan parts of the film have different looks.starring Saba Azad, Namit Das, Geetanjali Kulkarni and Rumana Molla; as well as his directorial feature debut “Bhagwan Bharose,” starring Vinay Pathak and Masumeh Makhija.
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