Sunil Godbole

Abhanga Tukaram based on the Abhanga saga of Saint Tukaram Maharaj A rich collection of saintly literature on the silver screen. Maharashtra has been enriched by the thought of saints. The Abhangagatha of Jagadguru Sant Shrestha Tukaram Maharaj is a very valuable treasure in Marathi literature.

Depicts the life and spiritual journey of Muktaai, the revered sister of the saint and poet Sant Dnyaneshwar, highlighting her profound impact on Marathi literature and culture.

To make her father's dream come true, a woman, with the help of her sister, decide to disguise themselves as men and infiltrate a boys hostel run by a strict ward to get money to start a restaurant.

Devdutta, a talented man, is making a career in folk art and theatre and falls for a woman who shares similar interests. Things take a surprising turn when he is accused of things he has never done.

Friends Mane, Sathe and Kale decide to go on a road trip to Lonavla, where they meet a beautiful girl called Riya. Seeing Kale pursue her, the other two also join in, spoiling his plans.

Pandu, a villager, is frustrated as his wife Kamala is unable to conceive. When the villagers boycott them, Pandu decides to marry Kamala's sister, hoping to become a father.

An elderly teacher relocates to Vaitagwadi, a village of uninterested and idle people. He hopes to reopen the school and educate the village folk but faces many obstacles.

Natha, a young man, spends most of his time daydreaming. One day, he is shocked when his dreams mysteriously come true, getting him involved in hilarious and bizarre situations.

An eight-year old boy's wish to have a mango is unfulfilled as his mother can't afford it. His grandmother decides to tell him the tale of 'Golden Mango'.