Dilip Prabhavalkar

This film is a sequel to the 2004 hit crime and underworld film, Ab Tak Chhappan. To curb crime that has been increasing under the influence and control of the underworld Don, Rawale (operating from Bangkok) and Don, Rauf Lala (operating from Mumbai), the Home Minister and the Chief Minister need a capable officer who can take charge of the Mumbai Encounter Squad. Sadhu Agashe (Nana Patekar), who was once holding the position and is currently facing several charges is the first choice. After several calls, the man has finally agreed to re-join the police force. And the action begins...

Morya is based on the backdrop of community Ganapati festival celebrations.

The Marathi film Valu directed by debutant director Umesh Kulkarni has three characters, a wild bull, a reluctant forest officer and a village deep in the interior of Maharahstra. The wild bull goes on a rampage destroying a lot in the village and to stop it, a forest officer. Valu is a village tradition in Maharahstra where a bull is let loose in the village in gods name. Valu is funny, entertaining and thought-provoking. Its a good story, brilliantly shot and good acting.