Har Har Mahadev: Shivaji Maharaj is a well-known name among the Marathas. He wants a warrior like Baji Prabhu Deshpande to fight alongside him. However, Baji is not allies with Shivaji Raje. How do they reach a stage where they become friends who are ready to die for each other?
Weird turn
Har Har Mahadev is a story that commences with artwork, one of the most effective intros to ever exist. The story, however, takes a very weird turn.
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Sharad Kelkar’s entry as Baji Prabhu Deshpande is quite heroic. His only are his angst and emotions. However, his character is loud without a reason.
Not just his entry, Sharad is heroic in every fight. He is the hero from the first to last frame.
More impactful
Amruta Khanvilkar as Baji’s wife Siddhi might appear in a brief role but she is more impactful than Sharad himself. While there are scenes where she appears too dramatized, those are too few and so, overall, Amruta has a good role.
Mohan Joshi comes in a very brief role and even though it’s forgettable, he does a good job as always. Kishore Kadam has a very brief but impactful role too.
Shivaji and Swarajya are only a topic of discussion for nearly 20 minutes. Subodh Bhave in the role does not appear for the longest time. When he does, his entry is very normal. He doesn’t have an entry instantly and takes his time to leave an influence.
Direct message
The storytelling is clear in the movie. If not direct, even indirect messages reach across. The only thing with history is, it keeps repeating, dragging over-and-over.
The characters of Afzal Khan, Kanhaji and Sai were also included in the story. They all have brief appearances but add something to the plot. Nishiganda Wad as Shivaji’s mother is a delight as always.
The best dialogues in the film were already used in the trailer. The music which amps up the scenes only works in its favour at some times. After a while, it gets too much.
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