Hemang Dave’s Gujarati film Jupadpati is ‘True to life’
Key takeaways:
- Hemang Dave starrer Gujarati film Jupadpati is a motivational movie.
Hemang Dave, who was most recently starred in Dhaval Jitesh Shukal’s directorial movie ‘Medal,’ recently shared the poster for his upcoming Gujarati film ‘Jupadpati’ on his Instagram handle.
Poster of Gujarati movie Jupadpati shared on Instagram:
The poster seems to be quite fascinating and artistic. To learn more about the movie, the press reached out to superstar Hemang Dave, who shared a few insights about the project.
Interview of Hemang Dave:
He said, “This time, we’re getting something special that’s connected to the life of a slum citizen. ‘Jupadpati’ is a motivational movie.”
“There will be a lot of dramatic characteristics in this story regarding a girl who wants to fulfil her dreams.”
“The screenplay is still being worked on, and we hope to start shooting in March 2023. ‘Jupadpati’ will definitely hold your attention till the very end.”
About the Gujarati film Jupadpati:
Parth Y Bhatt chairs the story, script, and editing of ‘Jupadpati’.
About Hemang Dave:
Gujarati star Hemang Dave always impresses the fans with his superb performances. He has undoubtedly slalomed his way into the hearts of every Gujarati cinephile as he lived life into many soulful roles.
Hemang Dave began acting in the 2010 theatre, and his first play was Lady Lalkuwar in 2010. In 2011 the first Gujarati movie Kevi Rite Jaish, Be Yaar in 2014.
He completed his acting debut on the big screen with Jay Bhatt’s Gujarati comedy film Thai Jashe, featuring Manoj Joshi, Malhar Thakar and Monal Gajjar.
He is renowned for his outstanding work in films, including Order Order Out of Order, Tari Maate Once More, Chhutti Jashe Chhakka and Thai Jashe.
He has starred in numerous Hindi and Gujarati language dramas like “Kasturba”, “Akupaar”, “Shukdaan”, “Dakhla Tarike”, “Achlayatan”, “Kahyaghra Kantilal”, “Bollywood Masala”, “Jagi Ne Jounto”, “Koi Pan Ek Phool nu Naam Bolo To”, “Mera Pia Ghar Aaya” and “Mukti Bandhan”.
