Mrunmayee Deshpande

Karkhanis family is the last joint family in Pune. When the eldest brother, Purushottam passes away, it is his last wish that his ashes be scattered in 3 different locations - the ancestral house, the family farm and the Chandrabhaga river in Pandharpur. He leaves an envelope for the family, which is to be opened post the dispersion of his ashes.

The film depicts India's first historical surgical strike from the period of Shivaji.

Biopic of Marathi comedian, India's first stand-up comedian P. L. Deshpande.

A dysfunctional mother-daughter take a road trip in the mother's last days where the universe conspires to help them carve memories of a lifetime.

A political background based musical love story set in 80's. Vishwas Patil's Chandramukhi is an excellent novel that weaves together the worlds of Politics and Tamasha

A veteran Shakespearean actor steps off the stage and into the painful tragedy of old age, facing ungrateful family and his fleeting legacy. Based on a play of the same name written by playwright Kusumagraj (V. V. Shirwadkar).

Samir and Aparna find out about Aparna's pregnancy and plan a weekend trip to Roha to visit Sada and his wife Shalini, ex students of Samir's father. Sada works for a company which builds resorts while Shalini is a doting mother to their son Mohit. Sada and Shalini welcome Samir and Aparna. But Mohit is out for a school picnic. As the night night passes there is no sign of Mohit returning home and Shalini panics and ask Sada to find the reason behind delay. But the situation gets more tense and Samir and Aparna realize that things are not the same what it seems to be.

Two independent minds, Manva and Shlok, find themselves navigating modern love, family pressure, and the age-old idea of marriage

A relationship with equal amounts of love and rivalry. This is the story of two such sisters. Who have massive love for each other but there are some days when the conflict is at its peak. And the only motive is to steal each other's attention.

Newlyweds Varun and Kaveri are forced to live apart for 18 months after their financial circumstances lead Varun to take up a job in London. The prolonged parting and the limitations of a long-distance relationship put a strain on their marriage, and matters come to a head when Varun reveals he has taken another 6 months extension in London.

The film Based on the short story written by the renowned writer and novelist Vijay Tendulkar, set in the time of the struggle for Independence, is based on the life of a lesbian.

Jay Shivaray In 'Subhedar', one will experience the thrilling feat of a mighty warrior who sacrifices his life to build the victory pylon of Swarajya on the summit of the fort, setting aside the marriage of his son.

This is a story about going after your first love in the early 2000s.

On India's Independence Day, a zany mishap in a Mumbai chawl disrupts a young love story while compelling the residents to unite in aid of a little boy.

Raghu is an assistant to film director Ajwani and lusts behind women.His uncle Bahu Mama arranges his marriage to Phulwa a childish village girl who doesn't know the meaning of marriage and wants to get rid of her.Raghu comes across a sexy village belly Savita who wants to be an actress.He takes her advantage and exploits her promising role in films. Raghu takes Savita to Mumbai to work in films where she faces the true identify of glamour world where he is been exploited my many on pretext of work.

'Na Aavadti Goshta' centers on a traditional Maharashtrian household upended when one of two sisters comes out as queer. As her unexpected confession sends ripple effects through the traditional family structure, the household must confront their long-held taboos and biases. The narrative chronicles the sisters' changing dynamic alongside their parents' journey from initial resistance to compassionate understanding. Instead of focusing on tragic themes or external violence, the plot uses a lighthearted, slice-of-life comedy approach to showcase how love and empathy can bridge generational divides. Ultimately, it emphasizes the vital role familial support plays in the lives of LGBTQIA+ individuals.

A biography of the esteemed Indian singer-composer Sudhir Phadke.

When Krishna's love for Saanvi goes unreciprocated, he moves to Slovenia for university. Saanvi eventually realises she has feelings for him, but he about to get married.

Maharashtra has a very well known history and in that, the period of Shivaji Maharaj is of pride to us all. Adilshah from Bijapur was the strongest enemy of Shivaji Maharaj and the ruler of Konkan and Maharashtra. Shivaji established Swaraj in these parts and set the people free from Adilshah's slavery. And hence, he became Shivaji's biggest enemy. Adilshah later, declared a war against Shivaji Maharaj and captured the Panhala fort. After several attempts for recapturing the fort, Shivaji Maharaj failed. Adilshah, being a tricky politician, appointed the brutal Beshakh Khan as the guardian of the fort. The illegal and immoral acts of Beshakh Khan was against Swaraj and a hurdle for the coronation of Shivaji Maharaj. To stop him and capture the fort of Panhala was now an issue of prestige for Shivaji Maharaj. Farzand is the movie about Shivaji Maharaj's 60 great warriors lead by Kondaji Farzand, which portrays their great achievements in capturing Panhala fort.

A biopic of Krishnarao Ganpatrav Sable, akka Shahir Sable.

The story of Pune via Bihar has the two states of Maharashtra and Bihar in the backdrop. The film is about the difference of opinion between two cultures. It does not make any political statement and is basically a love-story that depicts the bloodless struggle of a couple to unite with each other

Katyar Kaljat Ghusli is a 2015 Marathi film based on a play by the same name. Directed by Subodh Bhave, the film stars Sachin Pilgaonkar, Shankar Mahadevan, and Subodh Bhave in lead roles. The film marks the acting debut for Mahadevan and directorial debut for Bhave. The original play premiered in 1967 in Mumbai, where Hindustani classical vocalist Vasantrao Deshpande played one of the protagonists. In 2010, the play was relaunched with protagonists essayed by Rahul Deshpande, grandson of Vasantrao Deshpande and singer Mahesh Kale. The film's music is composed by Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy, and retained some of the songs from the original play composed by Jitendra Abhisheki.

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In tribal India, a man's conflict with nature escalates, sparking a gripping quest for justice amidst the unforgiving wilderness.

Two independent minds, Manva and Shlok, find themselves navigating modern love, family pressure, and the age-old idea of marriage

Two independent minds, Manva and Shlok, find themselves navigating modern love, family pressure, and the age-old idea of marriage