Paatki Budget, Cast, Plot, Music & Many More
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Chetna Sharma
- 27 January 2026
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Gujarati cinema continues to strengthen its tradition of content-driven films with Paatki, which is scheduled to release in UAE theatres on January 29, 2026. Directed by Abhinay Deshmukh, the film presents a unique blend of drama, comedy, and psychological thriller. With a runtime of 2 hours and 1 minute, the story centers on the mental state of a man who is convinced of his own guilt, while the rest of the world firmly believes in his innocence.
Apart from Abhinay Deshmukh, the film’s writing team includes Aalap Kikani (additional Gujarati dialogues), Jatan Pandya (additional Gujarati dialogues), and Anuraag Vyas (co-writer).
Paatki Budget
The official budget of the film has not been announced yet. However, industry estimates suggest that the production cost is likely to be in the range of ₹3–4 crore.
Paatki Plot
Paatki tells the story of a man who is absolutely certain about his own crime, even as the entire world around him believes he is innocent. This contradiction gradually turns into an intense psychological battle, where the revelation of truth threatens to shatter not only his life but also the lives of those around him.
Paatki Cast
- Gaurav Paswala
- Shraddha Dangar
- Hiten Tejwani
- Suchita Trivedi
- Hemlata Dave
- Karan Joshi
- Nilesh Parmar
- Makrand Shukla
Paatki Production
The film is produced by Divyesh Doshi, Anand Khamar, Aalap Kikani, Nrupal Patel, and Raju Raisinghani. Paatki has been developed as a content-driven Gujarati film, placing strong emphasis on storytelling and well-defined characters.
Paatki Music
The background score has been composed by K. Sumant, adding depth and intensity to the film’s psychological thriller elements. Special attention has been given to sound design and 5.1 surround mixing to enhance the overall cinematic experience.
Paatki Technical Team
The cinematography is handled by Abhijeet Patil, who effectively captures the film’s tension and psychological unrest on screen. Editing has been done by Hiren Chitroda along with Aalap Kikani, while the background score is once again composed by K. Sumant.
