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This is the "diplomacy 2.0" of the US government in Mumbai. The US consulate in Mumbai, in a fitting tribute to the founding father of Indian cinema Dr. Dadasaheb Phalke, has released a rather unique video. Four American diplomats announce the dialogues of four Marathi actors of successful Marathi films. Just hours after the video aired, it collected 80 retweets, about 3,000+ views and 236 "likes."
Diplomats are dressed in costumes and wear makeup to look like Marathi movie characters. The directors of the video also made sure that the backgrounds matched the movies as much as possible.
Jen White, diplomat playing the character of the actor Sai Tamhankar in " Tu Hi Re ", states, " Biscuit Chaas budavlyavar jasa tutta na tasa tutla majha hruday . " In English, it means: "My heart is broken like a biscuit dipped in tea."
Lynne Moo, another diplomat plays the role of Rinku Rajguru in the blockbuster movie " Sairat ." We see him delivering the famous dialogue full of bluster, " Eh Mangya sod tyala tula marathit sangitlela kalat nahi ka madhye mad english ." In English, it translates to "Hey Mangya, leave it if you do not understand it in Marathi, I can say it also in English."
Diplomat Rob Poulson-Hooser reconstructs a successful biopic dialogue "Aani Kashinath Ghanekar". He is seen in the role of actor Subodh Bhave, who plays the role of Kashinath Ghanekar.
Consulate spokesman Nick Novac, dressed in a rogue suit tries the role of Riteish Deshmukh in the film " Lai Bhaari ".
"We work here, but we live here too, it's Tuesday, Maharashtra Day, it's an opportunity to have fun and show our gratitude and gratitude for where we live," Nick Novac explains. , spokesman for the US Consulate in West India. [19659002] The Consulate's social media team produced the entire video internally with Indian staff directing them for emphasis, utterances, costumes, and sets.
" It's Maharashtra Day on Wednesday and it was Dadasaheb Phalke's birthday on Tuesday. It is also a good relief and an opportunity to have a little fun during the serious election period, "added Novac.
On the occasion of the birth of Dadasaheb Phalke, here is our tribute to Marathi cinema … Look, vote and celebrate #MaharashtraDay with us! दिनाच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा! @SaieTamhankar @Riteishd @dnaAfterHrs @mid_day @MumbaiMirror [19659014] @TOIMumbai @htTweets @dn pic.twitter.com/4zahA76SoR
– Consulate of the United States in Mumbai (@USAndMumbai) April 30, 2019
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- Officials paid tribute to the founding father of Indian cinema, Dr. Dadasaheb Phalke
- In a few hours, the video got 80 retweets
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