The idea of providing training to potential suiciders is funnily shocking. But this is achieved without being preachy and while providing some light-hearted entertainment. The film has a timely and heart-warming message for them. It is something that a lot of city-dwellers, who are victims of materially easy but practically empty lives, would relate with. After some hesitation, she agrees.Īs aforementioned, the biggest strong point of Welcome Zindagi is its basic plot. He urges Meera to enroll for the course to be well prepared to end her life. He runs an organization that trains people on how to perfectly commit suicide with the name of ‘Happy Ending Society’. Just then, she meets the happy-go-lucky and bindaas Anand Prabhu ( Swapnil Joshi). Now, Meera struggles to find a single reason to stay alive. If this wasn’t enough, Meera’s fiancé cheats her, which forces her to break her marriage. Following this, Meera’s father got married to the woman the former hates (Rajeshwari Sachdev).

Her mother, whom she dearly loved, passed away five years ago. However, her personal life is in complete disarray. Welcome Zindagi revolves around Meera ( Amruta Khanvilkar), who is doing well in her professional life as a journalist in Pune. The film is thought-provoking, entertaining and something that will nudge you to start loving your life. But this is not the only goodness on offer in debutant Umesh Ghadge’s Welcome Zindagi. When your concept is not only interesting but also heart-touching, more than half of the battle is won as far as audience’s satisfaction is concerned. Music : Amit Raj, Pankaj Padghan, Soumil & Siddarth, Samir Tandon.Writter : Ganesh Matkari, Srijit Mukherji.Cast : Swwapnil Joshi, Amruta Khanvilkar, Mohan Agashe, Satish Alekar, Prashant Damle, Mahesh Manjrekar.

Producers : Ajit Satam, Sanjay Ahluwalia & Bibhas Chhaya.

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