'Dashavatar' Box-Office: Marathi Thriller Nears ₹20 Crore, Marks Rare Industry Success
Subodh Khanolkar’s film holds strong in its second week as Marathi cinema sees a surge
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Subodh Khanolkar’s film holds strong in its second week as Marathi cinema sees a surge

Rohan Kanawade’s pitch-perfect Sundance winner humanises the constraints of queer love.

Rana Daggubati talks about the learnings from distributing 'All We Imagine As Light,' coming on board 'Sabar Bonda,' and why the inconsistency of Indian film festivals is a problem.
Born on August 22, 1934, Achyut Potdar lived a life as remarkable as his roles

With his whimsical yet razor-sharp debut, the Marathi-language film 'Aatmapamphlet', director Ashish Avinash Bende reflects on caste, censorship, and the creative courage it took to tell his story

The acclaimed actor opens up about her return to Marathi cinema with 'Jarann,' her approach to portraying psychological fragility, and how the horror genre can move beyond fear into something more spiritual.

In this conversation with The Hollywood Reporter India, Somalkar speaks about the challenges of shooting in his own village, the space for Marathi cinema, and his ability to find humour in heartbreak.

Directed by Rohan Parashuram Kanawade, 'Sabar Bonda' ('Cactus Pears') has won the World Cinema Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic at the Sundance Film Festival 2025

Sundance 2025: 'Sabar Bonda' (Cactus Pears), the first-ever Marathi-language feature to have premiered at the festival, was shown as part of their World Cinema Dramatic Competition.

Directed by Tejas Deoskar, the multi-starrer will release in cinemas on April 25.

For a play remembered not just for its story, but also the sheer power of its songs, actor-director Subodh Bhave’s reinterpretation faces both the scrutiny of a dedicated fan base and the challenges of proving Marathi cinema’s potential on a larger platform.

Paresh Mokashi's quirky cinematic adaptation of his famous Marathi play is entertaining and well-acted, but lacks rhythm and cinematic vision.

Made entirely on a budget of what would be a Bollywood star's entourage cost for a single shoot, the comedy-drama has grossed nearly ₹25 crore at the box-office.

Hit films were few and far between, but certain trends did manage to lure audiences back to theatres this year









