Guru Thakur

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.

A politically disoriented young man, Pratap, takes up an unusual challenge to impress the love of his life, Pinky. The journey that follows enlightens Pratap and gives him a purpose in life. Yek Number promises to be a light-hearted comedy and family drama, combined with edge-of-the-seat thriller entertainment.

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".

Krishna, a young student from a modest background, falls in love with Pushpa, whose brother is politically well-connected. After getting bashed by the possessive brother, Krishna is forced to quit engineering and take refuge at his native village. But the villagers ridicule him by calling him a disgrace to his family- firstly, for getting attacked by a 'low- caste' person, and secondly for letting down his father. Krishna then moves to Mumbai, works part-time and successfully clears the civil service exam to become a district collector.

Wah Taj deals with the ongoing plight and struggle of farmers and highlights their issues and the corrupt practices of the system and the government.

Double Seat is a story of newly wed lovebirds Amit & Manjiri struggling to find their private space in overwhelming city of Mumbai.

Kolhapur`s young Maratha, Martand comes across Kusum, a South Indian girl looking for a lift in the middle of the road. A chance encounter turns into a love story that brings both families face-to-face. Will the Maratha warrior be successful in love?

Prabhakar, a postman by profession lives with his family in a village in Konkan. The most important thing in Prabhakar`s life is his adorable daughter Pari. Prabhakar is a simple person with no dreams but a weird nature. He is very honest with his duty but has got a strange habit. This strange habit of his not only creates chaos in his life as well as that of others, but also puts their lives in danger. Will Prabhakar manage to rectify his mistake, or people will have to sacrifice their lives for his mistake?

The film is a heart-warming story of the kids born with special needs. The film which is based on a true story revolves around the life of one such kid, Gauri, who overcomes the odds and rises as a human being.

Natarang is the story of a creative mind that dares to think different.The well built Guna, takes it in his stride to the play a woman only for his immense love for the art. NATARANG tells you the story unspoken of.

Jaywant is passionate about acting on stage. However, his frustrations of being unable to pursue his art cause his wife's death and lands him in jail. Set during the last stage of Portuguese rule in Goa, Marmabandh explores themes of collision between real life and the power of the artistic urge to renew itself. Jayvant Shirodkar excels on the Marathi stage in female character. Financial compulsions make him to seek a job in far way Bombay as a technician in film processing lab but he keeps deeply rooted to the theatre. After an argument with his senior in the workplace, he quits the job to join theatre in Goa. Unhappy over his decision to join theatre, his wife Jayanti finds it difficult to adapt to the new life. This results in constant arguments between the two. One day the argument culminates in an accidental death of Jayanti and Jayvant is sentenced to life imprisonment. Goa becomes part of India in 1961 and Jayvant gets amnesty along with other prison inmates. He wants to pursue his passion but the times are changed. There is very little scope for males performing female roles. The film unfolds trials and tribulations of an artist who's craving to recapture the glory days through the changing times, clinging on to his passion for theatre.will he succeed? —Shrinivas G. Kulkarni