Janki Bodiwala and Yash Soni Reunite as Goldhana Goes on Floors

Gujarati cinema fans have a major reason to celebrate as Goldhana has officially gone on floors. Panorama Studios and Big Box Series announced the start of production with pictures from the film's muhurat ceremony, marking the beginning of one of the most anticipated Gujarati films currently in development. The project reunites fan-favorite actors Janki Bodiwala and Yash Soni, whose on-screen chemistry has won audiences over in the past.

Sharing the announcement on social media, Panorama Studios wrote, “Two strong creative forces. One exciting new story. Panorama Studios and Big Box Series are delighted to come together for Goldhana, starring Janki Bodiwala and Yash Soni.” The makers also confirmed that the film is being directed by Chinmay Parmar and produced by Kumar Mangat Pathak, Abhishek Pathak, Murlidhar Chhatwani, and Krishnadev Yagnik, with the project now officially entering the shooting phase.

The reunion of Janki Bodiwala and Yash Soni has already generated excitement among moviegoers. The duo previously impressed audiences with their performances and chemistry in popular Gujarati films, making Goldhana one of the most eagerly awaited projects in the regional film industry. While plot details remain under wraps, the collaboration between two leading production houses has raised expectations for a fresh and engaging cinematic experience.

The photographs shared by the makers offer a glimpse into the film's traditional muhurat ceremony, with the cast and creative team coming together to celebrate the start of production. The event highlighted the growing scale and ambition of Gujarati cinema, which has continued to attract larger investments and wider audiences in recent years.

Backed by Panorama Studios and Big Box Series, Goldhana is set to be released worldwide through Panorama Studios. With a successful cast, an experienced production team, and anticipation already building among fans, the film's journey has begun on a promising note as cameras officially start rolling.

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