Hellaro Gujarati Movie | Release Date | Cast | Actress | Actors | Real Names | Awards | Wiki
Hellaro Gujarati Movie | Release Date | Cast | Actress | Actors | Real Names | Awards | Wiki
Hellaro is upcoming Gujarati Movie. Gujarati movie 'Hellaro' starring Shraddha Dangar, Jayesh More, Prapti Mehta, Shailesh Prajapati and Ankit Dave. 'Hellaro' movie is directed by Abhishek Shah and produced by Ashish C Patel, Nirav C Patel, Aayush Patel, Abhishek Shah, Mit Jani and Prateek Gupta. Hellaro is a Gujarati film that won the "Best Feature Film" award and "Special Jury" award at the 66th National Film Awards. This is the first time in the history that a Gujarati film has won the Golden Lotus Award. The film will be releasing on 8th November 2019.
Release Date: 08 November, 2019
Synopsis:
Hellaro is upcoming Gujarati Movie. Gujarati movie 'Hellaro' starring Shraddha Dangar, Jayesh More, Prapti Mehta, Shailesh Prajapati and Ankit Dave. 'Hellaro' movie is directed by Abhishek Shah and produced by Ashish C Patel, Nirav C Patel, Aayush Patel, Abhishek Shah, Mit Jani and Prateek Gupta. Hellaro is a Gujarati film that won the "Best Feature Film" award and "Special Jury" award at the 66th National Film Awards. This is the first time in the history that a Gujarati film has won the Golden Lotus Award. The film will be releasing on 8th November 2019.
Release Date: 08 November, 2019
Synopsis:
During the Emergency in India, a group of suppressed women from a village in Kutch, find someone in the desert and their lives are changed forever.
Directed by Abhishek Shah
Produced by Ashish C Patel, Nirav C Patel, Aayush Patel, Abhishek Shah, Mit Jani and Prateek Gupta.
Story: Abhishek Shah
Screenplay: Abhishek Shah and Prateek Gupta
Music: Mehul Surti
Choreographer: Samir Tanna and Arsh Tanna
Costume Designer: Niki Joshi
Sound Design: Subash Sahoo
Production and Set Design: Ravi Popat and Sheel Thakore
Directed by Abhishek Shah
Produced by Ashish C Patel, Nirav C Patel, Aayush Patel, Abhishek Shah, Mit Jani and Prateek Gupta.
Cast :
Shraddha Dangar as Manjhri
Jayesh More as Mulji
Prapti Mehta as Sita
Shailesh Prajapati as Mukhi
Ankit Dave as Radha's husband
Kaushambi Bhatt as Champa
Parv Bhatt as Champa's husband
Aarjav Trivedi as Arjan
Denisha Ghumra as Radha
Esha Kansara as Mudi
Maulik Nayak as Bhaglo
Tarjanee Bhadla as Gauri
Vrund Pokar as Hansa's son
Tejal Panchasara as Gomti
Jay Pokar as Jorsangh
Pankaj Soni as Devaji
Shachi Joshi as Ganga
Swati Dave as Amba
Ekta Bachwani as Hansa
Saurabh Joshi as Ramtuji
Shreyans Bagga as Kanchan's son
Mit Jani as Ramlo
Anjali Gor as Mangla
Rajan Thakar as Ranmal
Kishan Gadhvi as Ravji
Shailesh Prajapati as Mukhi
Riddhi Yadav as Kanchan
Jitendra Bagga as Govo
Jagruti Thakore as Rudi
Ramesh Sonpar as Mulji village mukhi
Kamal Bora as Jivaji
Nilesh Parmar as Kanji
Manoj Solanki as Leela's husband
Hemali Chauhan as Ganga's Mother in Law
Pradyumansingh Jadeja as Kano
Kuldip Shukla as Ganga husband
Pushti Soni as Champa's daughter
Niilam Paanchal as Leela
Kamini Panchal as Mena
Jay Sharma as Panch 1
Mosin Kumbhar as Radha's son
Rajesh Bhavsar as Rudi's husband
Gopal Prajapati as Kaalu
Dhriti Patel as Reva
Hardik Bhavsar as Lalji
Yash Baru as Mena's son
Atul Gor as Mena's husband
Shahil Bhoriya as Young Ranmal
Robin Thacker as Kamlo
Heer Zaveri as Mena's daughter
Prakash Parmar as Hansa's husband
Meena Bora as Leela's Mother in Law
Arvind Kariya as Bhuvaji
Kamlesh Parmar as Savji
Brinda Trivedi as Kesar
Nirav Trivedi as Petha
Firoz Arab as Dahyo
Rizwan Khalifa as Rudi's son
Kajal Gadhvi as Ganga's daughter
Ayaaz Mahommed as Leela's son
Aakash Zala as Joravar
Aadhya Soni as Radha's daughter
Moti Bhai as Village Dholi
Chandu Patel as Panch 2
Samaben Khokhani as Champa's Mother in Law
Jigarali Koli as Champa's son
Shraddha Dangar as Manjhri
Jayesh More as Mulji
Prapti Mehta as Sita
Shailesh Prajapati as Mukhi
Ankit Dave as Radha's husband
Kaushambi Bhatt as Champa
Parv Bhatt as Champa's husband
Aarjav Trivedi as Arjan
Denisha Ghumra as Radha
Esha Kansara as Mudi
Maulik Nayak as Bhaglo
Tarjanee Bhadla as Gauri
Vrund Pokar as Hansa's son
Tejal Panchasara as Gomti
Jay Pokar as Jorsangh
Pankaj Soni as Devaji
Shachi Joshi as Ganga
Swati Dave as Amba
Ekta Bachwani as Hansa
Saurabh Joshi as Ramtuji
Shreyans Bagga as Kanchan's son
Mit Jani as Ramlo
Anjali Gor as Mangla
Rajan Thakar as Ranmal
Kishan Gadhvi as Ravji
Shailesh Prajapati as Mukhi
Riddhi Yadav as Kanchan
Jitendra Bagga as Govo
Jagruti Thakore as Rudi
Ramesh Sonpar as Mulji village mukhi
Kamal Bora as Jivaji
Nilesh Parmar as Kanji
Manoj Solanki as Leela's husband
Hemali Chauhan as Ganga's Mother in Law
Pradyumansingh Jadeja as Kano
Kuldip Shukla as Ganga husband
Pushti Soni as Champa's daughter
Niilam Paanchal as Leela
Kamini Panchal as Mena
Jay Sharma as Panch 1
Mosin Kumbhar as Radha's son
Rajesh Bhavsar as Rudi's husband
Gopal Prajapati as Kaalu
Dhriti Patel as Reva
Hardik Bhavsar as Lalji
Yash Baru as Mena's son
Atul Gor as Mena's husband
Shahil Bhoriya as Young Ranmal
Robin Thacker as Kamlo
Heer Zaveri as Mena's daughter
Prakash Parmar as Hansa's husband
Meena Bora as Leela's Mother in Law
Arvind Kariya as Bhuvaji
Kamlesh Parmar as Savji
Brinda Trivedi as Kesar
Nirav Trivedi as Petha
Firoz Arab as Dahyo
Rizwan Khalifa as Rudi's son
Kajal Gadhvi as Ganga's daughter
Ayaaz Mahommed as Leela's son
Aakash Zala as Joravar
Aadhya Soni as Radha's daughter
Moti Bhai as Village Dholi
Chandu Patel as Panch 2
Samaben Khokhani as Champa's Mother in Law
Jigarali Koli as Champa's son
Screenplay: Abhishek Shah and Prateek Gupta
Lyrics and Dialogues: Saumya Joshi
Cinematographer: Tribhuvan Babu
Music: Mehul Surti
Choreographer: Samir Tanna and Arsh Tanna
Makeup Design: Srikant Desai
Costume Designer: Niki Joshi
Sound Design: Subash Sahoo
Production and Set Design: Ravi Popat and Sheel Thakore
Awards: National Film Award for Best Feature Film