The film story set against the backdrop of the late 70s. The story of the film about the journey of everyone which finally makes them understand the true face of life. The movie also got some nice collection of songs.
the movie is produced by Deepak Rane under the production banner of Dreaming 24/7 Productions. The movie features Swapnil Joshi and Urmila Kanitakar in the lead role. The film released on 19 July 2013, whereas directed by Sanjay Jadhav. Katyar Kalijat Ghusaliĭuniyadari is a Marathi movie. If you want to watch this movie in the theatre then you can watch this movie on Netflix which is a legal video streaming platform. The movie has a total of 9.1 IMDb rating out of 10. The box office collection of the film was 50 crore. The film was released on 1 January 2016, and the film was distributed by Zee Studios. The story of the film is about the unfortunate family life of a stage actor who has retired from stage acting, but he is not able to forget his loving memories of theatre and stage. They insulted them, and he and his wife decide to stay away from kids. Sadly his honest behavior did not like by their children. He is an honest man who does not crumble his wordsoscope. As parents, they love their children and they care for them. The stage actor Ganpat Belvalkar (Nana Patekar) known for his wordplay and sense of humor, the very qualities that affect his personal relationships. Natsamrat is an Indian Marathi dramatic movie, which is directed by Mahesh Manjarekar. IMDb has given 8.4 ratings for the film which is excellent for the film. The budget of the film was 4 crores, the total box office collection of the film was 110 crores. This movie is in the Top 10 Highest Grossing Marathi Movies. The film gets outstanding reviews from critics and from viewers as well. Both of them fight for their true love in the film. When Archi’s comes to know about their relationship things turn ups and down. As they started meeting, Archi also falls in love with him. He is the son of a fisherman, he is charmed by Archi and does not miss any chance to catch a glance at her. Archi is from the wealthy and powerful family, there is no one who dares to even look at her, besides Parshya. The story of the film is more about purity, revolution and never say die courage. The film is not about soft dialogue and loud songs. Its features debutant Rinku Rajguru and Akash Thosar. Though “Ventilator” is teeming with characters, the going is never oppressive for the audience.Sairat is a 2016 Indian Marathi romantic movie.
Though there are innumerable characters coming and going in the narrative, no one becomes a caricature the way Sooraj Barjatya’s cinema tends to render the joint family. More often than not, death occurs at an inopportune time when we least expect or welcome it. He lets the family tree spill out in the narrative canvas with effortless glee.
Director Rajesh Mapuskar whose first film “Ferrari Ki Sawari” built an interesting premise around the idea of a stolen luxury car, is on far firmer footing this time. Also Read - Priyanka Chopra And Nick Jonas’ Adorable Christmas Photo With Their Fur Babiesĭeath, or its foreboding, is always an interesting point to begin a family film. Then, after last week’s Diwali bonanza “Ae Dil Hai Mushkil” which completely obliterated the family support system from its protagonist’s existence, here is a film that brings back the familial fraternity with a deeply felt affection for ties that bind the Indian middle class to their God fearing roots. It firstly redeems producer Priyanka Chopra from the ignominy of having produced a deplorable Bhojpuri film as her production debut. The year started with Mahesh Manjrekar’s stunning family drama “Natasamrat” about an aging actor who finds himself questioning a value system which renders a retired patriarch redundant. As 2016 draws to an end we get another Marathi film of deep emotional worth, which challenges our long standing notions of the joint family system without the crutches of cynicism and self-loathing. “Ventilator” is a redemptive tale on many levels. There is a remarkably rugged renaissance reverberating across Marathi cinema.
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