Producer Anand Pandit and actor-director-producer Pushkar Jog have teamed up for a new Hindi comedy called Ghanti. The film has finished its shoot across the United Kingdom. This is the eighth time the two have worked together, but it is their first co-production in Hindi.
Ghanti is produced under Anand Pandit Motion Pictures and Jog's Goosebumps Entertainment. Jog has directed the film. The cast includes Sharman Joshi, Shonali Nagrani, Rajesh Kumar and Resham Tipnis. The makers describe it as a madcap comedy.
Anand Pandit and Pushkar Jog's Long Partnership
The two have built their working relationship mainly through Marathi cinema. Their earlier Marathi collaborations include Well Done Baby, Victoria, Baap Manus and Musafiraa. Pandit has backed projects across regional film industries, with a strong focus on Marathi and Gujarati cinema.
With Ghanti, that partnership moves into Hindi for the first time as a co-production. For Jog, it means stepping into Hindi cinema as both director and producer alongside Pandit.
What We Know About Ghanti
- The film is a madcap comedy — a genre built on fast-paced, chaotic humour.
- Pushkar Jog directs and co-produces through Goosebumps Entertainment.
- Anand Pandit produces through Anand Pandit Motion Pictures.
- The cast features Sharman Joshi, Shonali Nagrani, Rajesh Kumar and Resham Tipnis.
- Filming has been completed across the United Kingdom.
The UK schedule being wrapped means the film has moved past its production stage. The makers have not shared a release date or further details about the story at this point.
Our Take: A Smart Move Into Hindi Comedy
In our view, Ghanti is a sensible next step for both Anand Pandit and Pushkar Jog. They have already tested their partnership across several Marathi films. Taking that same working equation into Hindi gives them a wider audience without the risk of starting from scratch.
The choice of a comedy also makes sense. Madcap comedies travel well across languages and regions, and a cast led by Sharman Joshi gives the film a familiar face for Hindi audiences. Shonali Nagrani, Rajesh Kumar and Resham Tipnis add further recognition to the lineup.
To put it plainly, the real story here is the partnership, not just the film. Pandit has spent years backing regional cinema, especially Marathi and Gujarati projects. Jog has worked as an actor, director and producer. Bringing that combined experience to Hindi for the first time as co-producers is a clear signal that they want to build something bigger together.
What readers should watch for next is simple: a release date and a first look. The shoot is done, so the film is now in the post-production phase. For fans of Hindi comedy and followers of Marathi cinema alike, Ghanti is a project worth keeping on the radar.
