विक्की कौशल और रश्मिका मंदाना की ‘छावा’ साल की सबसे बड़ी हिट फिल्म.

New DelhiVicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandana’s ‘Chhava’ is the highest -grossing film of this year so far. The story based on the life of Sambhaji Maharaj, son of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, got the immense love of the audience. The film created history by earning more than 800 crores at the world’s box-office. This is the highest -grossing film of the career of Laxman Utekar, director of the film, who puts this film well on screen. The ‘Chhawa’ has proved to be a milestone in the career of the director of the film ‘Mimi’, who won the National Award. Today, the film journey of Laxman Utekar, who has become the master of films appreciated by commercial and critics, was never easy.

Today, the initial journey of the filmmaker who rained crores at the box-office was very difficult. He started working at a young age of 6 years. The director was just 6 years old when he came to Mumbai for the first time with his uncle. At the young age, he was burdened with responsibilities.

Sometimes used to sell vadapav

While attending the maternal uncle couch podcast, director Laxman Utekar said that he used to stand in front of the bar at the age of 6 and sell boiled eggs and then he had set up his shop in Barpav, which was destroyed by the people of BMC. He says, ‘I had earlier opened a stall of a vada pav in Shivaji Park, but BMC seized it’. He further explained that during the Ganpati festival, many rich people did not want to get out of their cars and immerse the idol themselves. He says that he and his friend provided this service to him, in which he used to immerse his idols and earn money instead. He used to charge 5 rupees for this service and divided it among themselves. Utekar said that he used to chase the cars of rich people and offer them to serve idol immersion.

Toilets used to wash in film studios

Regarding his debut in the film industry, he says that he got an entry in the industry from a job in the newspaper. He says that he got the first task as a cleaning worker in the film studio. He says, ‘I started working as a scavenger for him, and I really did not understand what they were doing. I used to clean the floor and toilet, after that I used to bring tea for people working in sound and editing studios. I saw his work and realized that whatever work he was doing was very interesting, and I did not go from there for several days; I never felt bored.

Laxman Utekar was brought up with films due to cleaning the toilet of the film studio and serving tea. At first sight, he was so pleased that he decided to make a career in filmmaking itself. As a director, Laxman Utekar has made a lot of vigor by directing films like Mimi, Jara Hara Kara Sakke, Luka Chuppi, Teri Baatha, Kah Kahan Sharu Kahana, Dear Zindagi.