Jaywant Wadkar

Phullwanti is a renowned dancer celebrated across India. She arrives in Pune for a performance at the Peshwa`s court. But her performance is overshadowed by a comment from the court scholar, Venkat Shastri. Determined to seek justice, Phullwanti challenges him, leading to a competition that explores the clash between art and intellect. As the story unfolds, the question remains: which side will prevail as the true victor?

A municipal sweeper by profession, Babanrao lives a mundane life and barely manages to bring home an income for the family. However, events take an interesting turn when he accidentally uncovers an astounding stash of cash. Will Baban's luck stand by him? Or will he find himself deserted by his newfound wealth?

The Krivant, a section of the Brahmin community that performs the last rite rituals are despised by the rest of the Brahmin community for commercializing it and emotionally exploiting the family of the deceased. The movie, whilst revealing the disturbing reality around the commercialization of the last rites, also showcases how the kids of the Kirvants inadvertently get involved in the business due to extreme poverty.

The story of Dhangarwada is based on journalist Vijaykumar Dalvi`s novel of the same name. The film tries to highlight the problems faced by the shepherd community in their day to day life.

The film is a rom-com starring Bharat Jadhav and Kranti Redkar. Set against the backdrop of parents animosity is the love story of Natasha and Kunal. The couple tries to elope and take shelter with a friend but are soon caught. Will the two find the house that will give them shelter and protect and nurture their love is the story of the film.

The biographical movie showcases the journey of survival of Sindhutai Sapkal, who grew up in the interiors of Vidharbha and had to beg for money and food to earn a living for herself as well as for her young daughter. While all was lost in the battles of life the only thing that propelled Sindhutai in the forward direction was the lamp of hope. Today, this sexagenarian is a proud mother to more than 1,000 orphaned kids who gives speeches to earn livelihood for the orphans as Sindhutai firmly believes `bhashan hai to rashan hai`. Her one big success (commitment towards the orphanage) made her wipe out all her previous failures.