Currently in the Marathi film industry, ‘Agam Agam Sunbai!’ produced by Zee Studios and Sunflower Studios. What do you say mother-in-law?’ There is a lot of discussion about this movie. The film is getting a spontaneous response from the audience across the state, along with the effective acting of the actors and the story, the songs of the film are also dominating the hearts of the audience. The subtle emotions in the relationships, the gentle arrangement of the events happening in the household and the addition of music to suit it make this film a touching experience.
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Recently, the famous song ‘Gele Dehke Rahun, Tujhe Nakshatrache Dehne’ from this film has come to the audience in a new emotional form. This song, originally sung by Asha Bhosle, has been rendered in the sensitive and touching voice of Javed Ali. Aarti Prabhu’s meaningful words are ably supported by Devdutt Manisha Baji’s music, and the song’s introspection, inner turmoil and unspoken emotions are strongly felt. The song very effectively reveals the pain and the thread of hope in the hearts of two women who are exhausted by the difficulties of life.
The film touches on the bonds between relationships, the delicate relationship between mother-in-law, the journey of motherhood and the nuances of home. That’s why its songs that are compatible with this spirit are easily making a home in the hearts of the audience. The special thing is that some of the legendary songs of Marathi music have been presented in a new way, keeping their original spirit in tune with today’s times. Two such songs from this film have been released before and they have become popular among music lovers.
Yashwant Dev’s unique song ‘Divas Tujhe He Phulaiche’ has been presented with a new sensibility in the film. Mangesh Padgaonkar’s lyrics are accompanied by Kunal Ganjawala’s mature and restrained voice, while Suraj Dheeraj’s music makes the song more poignant and soulful. The joys, worries, tender moments of the journey of motherhood and the loving relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are beautifully captured in this song. Similarly, the iconic song ‘Dav Modu Nako’ by Sudhir Phadke and Ram Phatak has also been revived from this film. Rendered in the voice of Vaishali Samant, the song tenderly reflects on misunderstandings at home, unspoken feelings, frustrations and tensions in relationships. Despite the modern composition, this song has been successful in retaining the original spirit.
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Along with these three songs, the title track of the film is also becoming a special favorite of the audience and is currently trending tremendously on social media. Many reels are being made on this song, so the popularity of the film is increasing. According to director Kedar Shinde, these songs are not only chosen because they are popular, but also because they fit the occasion perfectly. Some emotions are conveyed more effectively through music than words, and this is the real highlight of the songs in this film. All in all, ‘Oh Oh Sunbai! What do you say mother-in-law?’ While telling the story of relationships, the film gives Marathi music lovers a rich, tender and soulful musical experience through new arrangements of old songs.
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