Wah Taj Movie 2014
Actor: Rajesh Sharma, Shreyas Talpade
Actress: Manjari Fadnis
Genre: Drama
Release Date: 21st November, 2014
Cast: Shreyas Talpade, Manjari Fadnis, Hemant Pandey, Rajesh Sharma, Vishwajeet Pradhan, Rakesh Shrivastav
Director: Ajit Sinha
Producer/s: Pawan Sharma, Abhinav Verma
Plot:
Wah Taj is a Bollywood upcoming Hindi movie that is slated to be released this 21st November, 2014. Ajit Sinha is its director and Pawan Sharma and Abhinav Verma is its producer. The movie has been written by Md. Salim. Spider Wave Films and Pun Films Private Ltd. are the production company involved in this movie.
The cast of the movie includes the likes of Manjari Phadnis and Shreyas Talpade in lead roles. Hemant Pandey, Rajesh Sharma, Rakesh Shrivastav and Vishwajeet Pradhan are in the supporting roles. The filming locations of the movie include Bhopal and Agra.
It is an interesting humor and a thriller in regards to a person struggling against the establishment while the backdrop of the movie is the romantic and highly picturesque Taj Mahal. Being shot primarily in Bhopal and Agra, the movie also did some short schedule in Mumbai. This movie depicts and explores Agra in such a way that has never been seen by anyone before on celluloid. This is considered to be one of the major star attractions that would pull the crowd towards watching the movie and also Shreyas Talpade in his always romantic, dashing ways, with his solid coming timings.
The movie’s script is quite relatable and also honest, the reason for the selection of earnest and seasoned actor such as Shreyas Talpade who is said to have done justice to his role. Shooting the movie was regarded to be monumental according to the director. Besides this, the entire crew and cast of the movie, despite being from the different parts of the country are said to have come together brilliantly and have put on their very best, thereby coming out with a final product that is believed to be above expectations. The movie is sure to have a grand opening and the trailer and first poster well liked by the audience.
