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Sharad Kelkar Gets Daughter’s Song as Birthday Surprise
Sharad Kelkar celebrated his birthday on October 7.
His daughter, Kesha, gave him a special surprise.
She sang a song called “My Favorite Guy” just for him.
Sharad shared a poster for the song online.
He said it was the best gift.
Sharad is also preparing for a new horror movie called “Kaali Kheti.”
The film is set in a rural place and is about family, old secrets, and fear.
It is scheduled to come to cinemas on October 23 this year.
Sharad Kelkar received a birthday surprise from his daughter, Kesha Kelkar, on October 7.
Kesha sang “My Favorite Guy,” a song dedicated to her father.
Sharad shared the song’s poster on social media and called it the best gift.
Kelkar is set to appear in the rural horror film “Kaali Kheti,” scheduled for cinema release on October 23 this year.
The film also features Jackie Shroff and Neha Sargam and is written and directed by Haris Imtiyaz Khan.
- Who
- Actor Sharad Kelkar and his daughter, Kesha Kelkar.
- What
- Kesha dedicated and sang “My Favorite Guy” as a birthday surprise for her father.
- Where
- Mumbai is given as the dateline; no location for the birthday surprise is specified.
- When
- On Sharad Kelkar’s birthday, October 7.
- Why
- Kesha made the song as a special birthday gift for her father.
Key facts
- Birthday
- October 7
- Song
- “My Favorite Guy”
- Singer
- Kesha Kelkar
- Upcoming film
- “Kaali Kheti”
- Film release
- Scheduled for October 23 this year
- Writer and director
- Haris Imtiyaz Khan
- Other named cast
- Jackie Shroff and Neha Sargam
Quotes
Sharad Kelkar
Actor and Kesha Kelkar’s father
“The best ever gift ❤️ love you kesha ❤️❤️”
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Haris Imtiyaz Khan
Writer and director of “Kaali Kheti”
“For me ‘Kaali Kheti’ is about examining agriculture through the lens of horror. Something I hadn't seen before. Something that felt fresh, exciting and also deeply disturbing. The film is mirror to society, only the reflection exists in a scary and fantastical world. Sometimes this world doesn't make sense but always feels strangely familiar. Perhaps that is the true horror.”
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