Sanjay Mone

Amidst the stunning landscape of Konkan, the Gharat Family has a revered tradition of welcoming Gauri Ganpati into their ancestral home during the Ganpati festival each year. Spanning three generations, this cherished custom fosters a poignant family reunion, rich in cultural heritage and emotion. As they unite to celebrate, they navigate the complexities of generational differences, deepening the warmth and significance of their gatherings.

A young single mother struggling to open a Maharashtrian restaurant in London navigates a challenging relationship with her intrepid daughter when she hits puberty.

Luck down Be Positive is a drama film directed by Santosh Ramdas Manjrekar, featuring Ankush Chaudhari and Prajakta Mali in prominent roles.

Siddharth, an entrepreneur, falls head over heels for Kiran, a popular radio jockey. In a bid to get closer to her, he ropes her in as the voice of his company's radio campaign and the two soon hit it off. However, an unexpected turn of events spells trouble for the budding relationship. What follows forms the crux of this simple yet unconventional tale of romance.

Barayan, a family entertainer beautifully shot in Konkan, is a complete visual treat. A story of a confused, lost, clueless 12th standard student Anirudh, who is being bombarded by everyone with daily doses of 'Gyan'. Will this boy in 12th standard, with his college life, entrance tests, hostel fun, family, and friends find the turning point of his life?

Bus Stop is a romantic comedy film revolving around the life of college-going youngsters, their friendships, relationship & trials and tribulations that come with them. It uses ‘Bus Stop’ as a metaphor to explore the sensitive relation of the college-going young adults with their parents and its effects on their lives.

A group of college friends meet at a reunion, where an incident forces an investigation into events and friendships from over 20 years ago.

Set against the backdrop of issues like poverty, debt and farmer`s suicides in rural Maharashtra, Jhing Chik Jhing is a story about Mauli (Bharat Jadhav), a poor farmer under heavy debt. Mauli owns a small plot of land in a village, where he grows cotton. His son Shyam is good at his studies and has aspirations of his own, but he is empathetic towards the family`s difficulty. At school Shyam hears about a sack-race, the prize for which is Rs. 10,000, the exact amount of the debt. He prepares himself for the race, supported by his sister and best friend. Will he succeed?

The archetypal relationship between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is given humorous treatment here. From the time her son was born till the time he becomes an adult, a mother nurtures him and looks after every small need of his. The son gets so used to the mother's care that he can't do without her even after he grows up to be a fine young man. One day, he gets married and his wife now takes place of his mother. A sense of insecurity develops within the mother and a question start troubling her. Will my daughter-in-law steal my son away from me? This thought plants the seed of dislike towards her daughter-in-law in her mind and soon, a full-fledged war breaks out between the mother-in-law and her daughter-in-law., leaving the hapless husbands caught in the cross fire. —Everest Entertainment

Chiklu ventures into a forest haunted by a ghost, Bhutya. What happens when Chiklu befriends Bhutya?

Harshvardhan Ghodke (Akshay Pendse) and Abhijit Vaidya (Umesh Kamat), are engineering students, who lie to their parents and land up in Bombay to have fun for a couple of days. Unfortunately, they get caught up in such a mess with the law that they can't find a way out. They are framed for a murder they didn't commit. Stuck in a hopeless situation, they look for help everywhere, but no one seems forthcoming until, Keshave Kunthalgirikar (Makarand Anaspure) comes to their rescue. Keshav is Abhijit's uncle who is clumsy and perennially in a mess himself. The drama begins when Keshav, who has never won a single lawsuit, is forced to defend Harsh and Abhijit against prosecutor Advocated Phandnavis (Sachin Khedekar), a formidable opponent who has never been defeated in court. The argument between these two unlikely opponents brings forth, amongst other things, the differences between the rural and the urban ways of life. —Everest Entertainment Kaydyacha Bola was released in 2010. Produced by Uday Tamhankar & directed by Chandrakant Kulkarni. Movie is based on two wrongly accused youngsters whose only lifeline is their clumsy uncle who has to go up against an undefeated prosecutor —Everest Entertainment