Gujarati film Mane Lai Ja is all set to release on 5th August, 2022

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Ahmedabad, July 23: Mane Lai Ja is a film based on a 10-year-old girl Anandi. Along with entertainment, this film also delivers a social message to society and questions to dreadful rituals of our culture.

 The film is directed by Niranjan Sharma and stars an ensemble cast like Shraddha Padhiyar, Neel Sharma, Mamta Solanki, Pritesh Vora, Bhakti Kubavat, Sonia Shah, Bhavini Jani, Pratima T, Dipa Trivedi, Sanjay Patel, Ruchit Patel, Vimal Trivedi, Jignesh Modi, NishitBhrambhatt, Haresh Dagia, Hasmukh Bhavasar, Mukesh Jani and Bhumika Patel.  Niranjan Sharma has written the film. Music is given by Pankaj Bhatt, and lyrics are written by Naresh Nayak.

Saun Patel, Producer

The film has been produced by JSP Dream Productions, Sanjay (Sean) Patel. JSP Dream Production is an English, Hindi, and Gujarati production house based in Chicago, USA & India. That is specializing in development, pre-production, production, post-production, and distribution. We produce video content for television, social media, corporate advertising, commercials, or other media-related fields. We help secure finances for feature films as well as scripting, casting, and even marketing of films. Their upcoming projects are the Gujarati film “Gujarat Nu Gaurav”, Marathi film “Stepney”, English film Assigned & Inseparable.

Crew:

  • Cinematographer:       Annu Patel
  • Music Score:               Maulik Mehta
  • Singers:                       Aishwarya Majmudar, Pamela Jain, JigardanGadhavi and Parthiv Gohil
  • Choreographer:           Mahesh Balaraj
  • Art Director:                Manan Kharsani
  • Assistant Director:      Pankaj Nimavat, Bhavesh Gorasia
  • Production Manager: Sohan Patel, Jigar Sharma
  • Makeup:                      Ashok Solanki
  • Sound:                         Diba Sound
  • Costume Designer:      Viral Solanki
  • Casting Director:         Niranjan Sharma, Raj Sharma, Soham Patel

Trailer link:                 https://youtu.be/nJAbPtYvcgk

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