Ankush Chaudhari And Sana Shinde's Love Song ‘Maharashtra Shaheer’ ‘Baharala Ha Madhumas' Is Out!

In one of the movie's songs, "Maharashtra Shaheer," the Marathi language has a contradictory texture. On February 27, Marathi Language Day, the love song Baharala Ha Madhumas, which tells the sweet love story of Shahir Sable, was released. The birth anniversary of Krishnarao Ganpatrav Sable, also known as Akka Shahir Sable, who performed "Jay Jay Maharashtra Majh," a song that was recently designated as a state anthem, is being commemorated throughout the state. The biopic Maharashtra Shahir is in the making and will be released on April 28 of this year. Baharala Ha Madhumas is a song. released on Monday, it continues to pique the interest of moviegoers who were initially piqued by the novel aspects of the film that had been revealed since it premiered.

The hero Krishnarao Ganpatrao Sable akka Shahir Sable, on the other hand, represents the crude, primitive texture of the culture and language, while the language represents Bhanumati, who comes from a Marathi family of upper middle class and is articulate in the literature. The love song that was released on Monday reveals the two distinct cultures and colors of the language. The song, which was released, is set in 1942 but will captivate young people in 2023.

Shreya Ghoshal and Ajay Gogavale sang the song "Baharala Ha Madhumas....," which was written by renowned Marathi lyricist Guru Thakur. As the film's music director, Ajay-Atul wrote the song. Ankush Chaudhari and Sana Shinde play the lead roles in the film, which was written by Pratima Kulkarni, a seasoned writer and director. “It is a love song that tells the passionate love story of Shahir Sable and Bhanumati, his better half and wonderful life partner. My grandmother Bhanumati was a well-versed urban young girl, while my grandfather Shahir was a young Satara man who loved art. Together, they shared a love of art and lived like they were meant to be together. Their real-life love story is depicted in Baharala Ha Madhumas. The film's director, Kedar Shinde, stated, "The lyricist and music composers have done their job fantastically to bring out the best of it."