Abhinay Berde

A quiet, emotionally charged drama about Uma, a radio presenter who has raised her son Ninad alone. As Ninad pursues his ambitious career, distance grows between them until an unexpected project brings them back into each other's orbit. What begins as a routine task gradually uncovers buried warmth, unspoken care, and the fragile threads that hold a family together.

Whenever evil rises in the world, the divine always incarnates to destroy it. This is a story of the triumph of righteousness over unrighteousness set in today's times. The narrative centers on Babuli Mestry, an aging performer of Dashavatar, a traditional folk theatre form from the Konkan region that blends mythology, music, dance, and dialogue. When his life is struck by an unexpected storm, he struggles to endure, finding that the wisdom and spirit of Dashavatar light his path forward. Celebrating Marathi culture on a grand scale, the film blends mythology and the magic of Konkan's folk theatre to tell a deeply human story of belief, resilience, and faith.

Aspiring for instant fame and fortune, Mithun from Solapur and Munni from Kolhapur travel to Mumbai, where the bittersweet struggle of their journey to accomplish their dreams begins. The wisdom they gain from their troubles will teach these youngsters to work harder and hustle for an "all-time hit" rather than a "one-time hit".

Swayam and Amarja are in love. But when Amarja announces that she has been diagnosed with a life-threatening disease, the couple decides to get married despite being the circumstances.

Schooling years are the best years of life which everyone out of school today will agree. Friends made here remain friends for life and memories of school always linger in everybody`s mind. Everybody in this schooling period of life falls in love with that special one which he or she wants to eventually get married to if the feelings are mutual and serious. But how many of us do end up with that first love_? Not many_ All of us today who have been out of school and college and are married and have children are doing well and life is good, but that one question keeps doing the rounds of in our mind quite frequently_if not all the time and especially when friends meet and party. The golden question comes Ti Saddhya Kay Karte