Rajguru plays Rani, who belongs to a politically influential family and gets embroiled in power games along with her husband, Yuvraj (Shubhankar Tawde). Kaagar (Tipping Point) explores love, political ambition and violence in small-town Maharashtra. “After Sairat, I got a lot of offers from everywhere, Marathi and Hindi, but having done a good, big film like Sairat, I wanted my next film to be something equally worth it, so that people learn something from the movie,” said Rajguru, who will turn 18 in June. Directed by Makarand Mane, of National Award-winning Ringan (2017) fame, the April 26 release is a political drama revolving around “social issues”, but has a “good love story”, Rajguru told Scroll.in. NeoCoV: The media is creating a scare around a coronavirus that hasn’t infected humans yetĪlthough Sairat star Rinku Rajguru is barely 18, she is the top-billed actor in her second Marathi film, Kaagar.Watch: In short film ‘Manoranjan’, Gul Panag plays a housewife who deals with an unwanted guest.Have defections to Samajwadi Party strengthened its chances? Saharanpur shows the answer is complex.Former Mumbai Police chief alleges Uddhav Thackeray, his son instructed him to reinstate Sachin Vaze.Watch: Students break into tears as Karnataka college denies entry in hijabs two months before exams.Author’s lament: Why Amazon closing down Westland feels like we’re living in a Mohsin Hamid novel.Two years after J&K lost special status, outside investors stay away from Kashmir.‘This country is a partnership, not a kingdom’: Rahul Gandhi’s outspoken speech in Parliament.This is the best word to start Wordle with, according to a language researcher.The mystery of why the British created a stew after the town of Burdwan in Bengal.Watch: Comedian Garima appears as FM Nirmala Sitharaman to hilariously summarise Budget 2022.‘Tell me where we should spend less’: Sanjeev Sanyal to anchor when asked about no income-tax relief.Yuvraj does indeed become a pawn – a point made all too obviously in a scene in which Prabhakar sits down to a game of chess. Yuvraj gets more than what he asked for when the political intrigue brewing between Prabhakar and his old party associate (Suhas Pakshikar) gets nasty ahead of an election. The hot-headed Yuvraj also has enough in his upper storey to realise that in politics you need to “play your own game or become a pawn and that hope something changes”. Yuvraj is an engineer whose heart bleeds for the sugarcane farmers in his region. Rani is secretly carrying on with Yuvraj (Shubhankar Tawde), a poor but bright aide to her politician-father Prabhakar (Shashank Shende). In Makarand Mane’s Kaagar, the not-yet-18 Rajguru plays the young adult Rani, who is studying for a social work degree and allows the principles of equality and emancipation to guide her love life. Rajguru was 14 when she dared to cross the caste barrier in Sairat. The breakout star from Sairat (2016), in only her second Marathi movie, hasn’t lost her quiet magnetism or her ability to appear more grown-up than she is. Rinku Rajguru is back, running once again through tall fields clutching the hand of the man she loves, her politician father and his goons in hot pursuit. NeoCoV: The media is creating a scare around a coronavirus that hasn’t infected humans yet.
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