'Jhamkudi', co-produced by Mansi and her husband Parthiv Gohil, has earned over Rs 8.5 crore in just 10 days.
Parekh commented, "This is a golden age for Gujarati cinema."
"Breaking all box office records this year, we have crossed the Rs 8.5 crore mark in 10 days, which is exemplary for a Gujarati film."
Reflecting on his experience working on the film, Parekh shared, "Our director, Umang, was very clear about his vision, and he brought in some of the best people in production design and VFX to work with us Were. We wanted every aspect." This film will match the quality of Hindi films.”
Sharing a funny anecdote, Mansi said: “There were a lot of funny people on the set; Every day someone makes a joke."
“We were shooting in a 500-year-old palace in Gondal, and while we were shooting some scenes, someone said they saw a ghost in a white dress running from one end to the other. So, there were all these stories floating around. “People were trying to intimidate each other and pull each other’s legs.”
Parekh highlighted the positive atmosphere on the set.
"There was no negativity, only positivity and joy. Everyone was incredibly happy to come together and create something entertaining. It was an amazing experience and full of joy."
'Jhamkudi' is a new milestone, Mansi said, "This film has helped us achieve a huge milestone as producers and has elevated the work of everyone involved."
Parekh commented, "This is a golden age for Gujarati cinema."
"Breaking all box office records this year, we have crossed the Rs 8.5 crore mark in 10 days, which is exemplary for a Gujarati film."
Reflecting on his experience working on the film, Parekh shared, "Our director, Umang, was very clear about his vision, and he brought in some of the best people in production design and VFX to work with us Were. We wanted every aspect." This film will match the quality of Hindi films.”
Sharing a funny anecdote, Mansi said: “There were a lot of funny people on the set; Every day someone makes a joke."
“We were shooting in a 500-year-old palace in Gondal, and while we were shooting some scenes, someone said they saw a ghost in a white dress running from one end to the other. So, there were all these stories floating around. “People were trying to intimidate each other and pull each other’s legs.”
Parekh highlighted the positive atmosphere on the set.
"There was no negativity, only positivity and joy. Everyone was incredibly happy to come together and create something entertaining. It was an amazing experience and full of joy."
'Jhamkudi' is a new milestone, Mansi said, "This film has helped us achieve a huge milestone as producers and has elevated the work of everyone involved."
