Shraddha Kapoor Next Big Role: Marathi Folk Star Vithabai in Biopic ‘Eetha’

Big Role for Shraddha Kapoor Next: Marathi Folk Star Vithabai in Biopic ‘Eetha’. Bollywood actor Shraddha Kapoor is all prepared to play the iconic Marathi folk performer Vithabai Bhau Mang Narayangaonkar in the latest biopic,’ Eetha’. This biopic will be directed by Laxman Utekar. The film went on floors recently and will depict the life and legacy of one of Maharashtra’s most prolific Tamasha artists, best known for an electrifying stage presence accompanied by contributions to folk theatre.

Shraddha Kapoor Next Big Role:

She was, undoubtedly, one of the most loved names in the world of Tamasha-the traditional folk theatre of Maharashtra. Who acquired unrivalled acclaim and applause through her high-energy and passionate performances. The Eetha film seeks to recreate this inspiring journey -one that tells the struggle and success stories of a woman artist who has surrendered herself to her art.

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Shraddha Kapoor begins a new chapter in her life with this project. The image known for his characters in Aashiqui 2, Stree, and Chhichhore, gets into her deeply cultural transformative role which signifies her versatility. According to some reports, Shraddha has spent hours. Mastering the nuances of the Marathi dialect and the expressive body language of a Tamasha performer.

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Directed by Laxman Utekar

In a similar vein, Laxman Utekar, the well-regarded storyteller of Luka Chuppi and Zara Hatke Zara Bachke. Is expected to give the film really rich visual and emotional tones in Eetha. The film promises to celebrate the folk traditions of Maharashtra on a grand cinematic scale with authentic music and powerful performances.

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