Vicky Kaushal's film 'Chhava' is now going to be released in Telugu language as well. This film has broken many records of the Hindi box office so far. Seeing the lezim dance in the Telugu trailer of 'Chhava', it is being speculated that the audience will get to see the dance in this film, on whose Hindi version, the film's director Laxman Utekar ran scissors. Let us tell you how true this news is.
Actually, the Hindi trailer of 3 minutes 9 seconds of 'Chhava' has been dubbed by the Madock film in Telugu language. Even though Laxman Utekar and his team had decided to remove this scene from the film in view of the protest in Maharashtra over 'Lezim Dance', but the song included in the film's trailer was not tampered with, nor the trailer was removed. Now the same trailer has been dubbed and released in Telugu, due to which the audience is getting 'Lezim Dance' in the trailer. But according to sources, in the film's 'Telugu version', scissors have been run on this dance.
In the trailer of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj's film 'Chhava', many politicians in Maharashtra had objected to this. But even today, many social media users are demanding to release this song from the production house of the film. But till now no decision has been taken by 'Madock Film' about this.
Talking about this song, actor Santosh Juvekar, who played Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj's childhood friend Raiji in 'Chhava', said that it was shown in the film that after winning the war of Burhanpur, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj comes to his home with his army with his army. On this special occasion, he is given a brilliant welcome and in the meantime a celebration song starts. In this celebration, Lezim, which is a traditional game of Maharashtra, is being shown. During the celebration, two Maharaja's companions come to him and give a lezim in his hand, then Maharaj plays Lezim.
Further, Santosh Juvekar had said that I remember we were shooting this song for 5 days and the film's direction Laxman Utekar told the choreographer that he did not want any dance of Maharaj, only and only a pure lezim game. Accordingly, this song was choreographed.
