• TV Serial : Nakalat Saare Ghadle | नकळत सारे घडले
• Also Known as : Nakalat Sare Ghadle Star Pravah Serial
• Producer : Swwapnil Joshi, Arjun Singgh Baran, Kartik Nishandar
• Director : Avinash Waghmare
• Production House : Gseams
• StarCast :
  • Nupur parulekar
  • Harish dudhade
  • Sanvi Ratnalikar(child)
  • Prachi Pisat
  • Prasad Limaye
  • Surekha kudchi
  • Umesh Damale
  • Ashish Gade
  • Mayur Pawar
  • Anuradha Rajadhyaksha
  • Sudesh Mhashilkar
• Screenplay : Abhijeet Guru
• Dialogues : Abhijeet Pendharkar
• Music : Nilesh Mohrir
• Title Song  : Nilesh Ujal
• Title Song Singer : Kirti Killedar, Mangesh Borgaonkar
• Title Song Music : Nilesh Mohrir
• Cinematography : Sandeep Dhumal
• Editor : Divesh Tripathi
• Art Director : Trupti Tamhane
• Assistance Director : Vinayak Bhaskar Sawant
• Channel : Star Pravah
• Starting Date : 27^th November 2017
• Starting Time : 7:30 Pm Monday to Saturday

Story Outline :

Star Pravah’s new serial ‘Nakalat Sare Ghadle’ tells the tale of changing relationships in changing times. It has started it’s telecast from 27^th November every Monday to Saturday at 7:30 pm. This serial is produced by popular Marathi star actor Swwapnil Joshi!

‘Nakalat Sare Ghadle’ is a tale of a girl who becomes a gold hearted step mother to a small girl. The story is set n today’s times in Kolhapur & it has many feathers to it. It stars Harish Dudhade, Nupur Parulekar, child artist Saanvi Ratnalikar, Anuradha Rajadhyaksha, Umesh Damle, Sudesh Mhashilkar & others. The title song of this serial is composed by Nilesh Mohrir who has given many hits in recent times.

Producer Swwapnil Joshi feels that this serial has everything that would make it enter Star Pravah’s best serials list which includes benchmarks like Devyani & Pudhcha Paool. It looks at relationships with a new perspective, has emotional drama in it & many twists & turns!

Nakalat Saare Ghadle – Star Pravah Marathi Tv Serial Photos :

Nakalat Saare Ghadle – Star Pravah Serial Promo :

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• Review : Vitthala Shappath (2016) 
• Producer : Sairaj Kank, Prafull P Ajmera, Sukesh Sawardekar and Joahn Nadar
• Director : Chandrakant Pawar
• Star Cast : Mangesh Desai, Anuradha Rajadhyaksha, Krutika Gaikwad, Ketan Pawar, Anshuman Vichare, Uday Sabnis, Vidyadhar Joshi and Sanjay Khapre
• Story : Chandrakant Pawar
• Music : Chinar Mahesh
• Review By : Abhay Salvi

Rating : 1/5

Vitthala Shappath Marathi Movie Review :

Vitthala Shappath is a film that fails on so many levels that it is impossible to remember all of them. To start with the most basic flaw is the hero itself. It seems like Marathi audiences should now develop the habit of accepting incompetent actors as their heroes & heroines. However if you still have an appetite for watching good acting you could be rewarded by one or two known seasoned actors in the supporting cast.

In case of Vitthala Shappath Mangesh Desai is that reward. No matter how unapologetically pointless the plot of the film is Mangesh Desai manages to be in the skin of his character throughout. I was reminded of veteran actor-singer Vasantrao Deshpande’s little part in the cult classic Ashtavinayak. Mangesh Desai portrays a gold hearted father to our incompetent hero, though Desai’s purpose in the conflict is equally pointless as the film.  

The most unbearable parts in the film represent a very strong south Indian influence. No not just the songs, & our incompetent hero’s antics, but also the backdrop of land mafia & the political connections. In one of the songs at the background we can notice the poster of Ankush Chaudhari starrer Guru. Guru was unfortunately among the first Marathi films in the mainstream that started employing the south formula in our films. However the audiences have never shown any adulation towards the formula in Marathi especially because our audiences are already consuming the same through different multimedia mediums. Even Hindi cinema learned its lesson & put a halt on manufacturing south formula films at an alarming pace (yes they were at one point). 

Vitthala Shappath’s another primary failure is that it doesn’t try one bit to get anywhere near the real devotion of Vitthal devotees. A Vitthal devotee has enough Vitthal in himself, that he would never be in a state to fight a war just for building a Vitthal temple. Even if we forgive this error, this whole phenomenon isn’t even strong enough on an emotional level. Yes even Mangesh Desai’s honest performance isn’t good enough to establish the emotional connect. Maybe (just maybe) if this film was riding completely on Desai’s shoulders it had a better chance to make that connect.

Another good actor has been wasted in ‘Vitthala Shappath’. Sanjay Khapre as a good hearted drunk lawyer. Honestly I could see a lot of scope for Khapre’s character to be the driving force in the second half. His character of the lawyer who is supposed to save our (incompetent) hero gets a decent amount of screen time to be established. But the shocking part is that we never see how he actually saves the hero. Yes the film skips the whole court battle part, with ubrittled confidence.

The music & background of this film matches the chaotic atmosphere of the film with utter dedication. This film has been credited with a number of writers but for many montage sequences it avoids using dialogues suggesting us as if they didn’t really exist in the first place & hence the montage were improvised instead. 

The film ends on a laughable sad end that again is a poor attempt to reinforce the conflict of the film. I couldn’t really figure out why did the film hints the climax in the opening scene of the film. Not that we care, but let’s assume if an audience is really bothered about the hero & heroine’s future, they must have already predicted it, while making the exercise of going through the runtime pointless. 

Overall:

You have to be a die-hard fan of Mangesh Desai to sit through ‘Vitthala Shappath’ & be mildly satisfied by it.   

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Sonalee Kulkarni is one of the rare examples of beauty with brains. She has transformed herself from one of the pretty actresses to one of the most reliable performers on Marathi big screen. In her upcoming film ‘Tula Kalnar Nahi’ she is paired opposite the acting powerhouse Subodh Bhave. The film releases all over Maharashtra on 8^th September. We chated with Sonalee on this occasion. 

Tula Kalnar Nahi seems to be a hardcore emotional drama based on relationships. What made you say yes to the film?

I had done ‘Mitwa’ before with Swapna Tai (director of Tula Kalnar Nahi). And I was waiting to do something nice again with her. Then we found this script! In fact there isn’t much melodrama in this film. It is very light-hearted fun film. It can be easily relatable to the audiences. This story is about Rahul & Anjali & what happens between them after marriage. Their relationship goes through many obstacles throughout the journey. We had seen Shahrukh-Kajol as Rahul-Anjali. But their love story was up to their marriage, & this love story takes it from there & tells us what happens to Rahul-Anjali after marriage. They are on a journey of different places in Maharashtra throughout the film.

Tell us about your experience of working with director Swapna Waghmare-Joshi for the second time now. And what do you think are her positives as a director?

She is very emotional & sensitive. And I think she succeeds in transporting that in her films, that too in a subtle way. Even ‘Mitwa’ was an emotional film about relationships. Swapna Tai’s strongest point is the way she deals with relationships in her films. Moreover in her films there are strong female characters. My role of Nandini in ‘Mitwa’ was very complicated yet it was loved by the audiences. Here too my character ‘Anjali’ is very strong. She is today’s woman & is ambitious yet loving. She has her own perspective of looking at relations. She is also willing to change for her husband. In personal life too I have a great tuning with Swapna Tai. She knows me in & out. She knows my strong points as well as weak points & she also knows how to project them on the screen.

This is your first film with Subodh Bhave. How did the chemistry between you & him developed on & off screen?

It was a fun experience working with him. We weren’t friends before because we hadn’t worked together. But we knew each other & whenever we met talked about each other works. Subodh has guided me throughout. He is like a mentor to me. After watching my every film, he calls me & tells me what he liked & what he didn’t. He recommends me which films to watch, which books to read. In fact all that I have read in Marathi literature, it’s all recommended by him. So I was sure that I would get to learn a lot while working with him. We became good friends while working together in this film. There were many scenes where we had to quarrel like husband & wife. These quarrels needed to be very spontaneous. So we didn’t rehearse any scenes in this film. This film is actually only about Rahul & Anjali, hence it is necessary that a chemistry is developed between us so that the audiences connects with our journey.

One thing is common in almost all your films. That is good music! What do you think is the secret behind it?

I think music is a part of Indian cinema. Even in Marathi films music is very much essential. It also takes the story of our films forward. As a society we are all music lovers. We listen to different genres of music. I have been lucky too, that people have loved the music & songs of my films. In Tula Kalnar Nahi there are three songs. All these songs are in the background and they take the story forward. ‘Tula Kalnar Nahi’ is the title song of the film that is been used in the film at many occasions in different ways. The interesting fact about this song is that, the title of the film was not decided in the beginning. And then this song arrived & we listened to it, & all of us loved it & unanimously we decided that ‘Tula Kalnar Nahi’ should be the title of this film.

In the future what kind of films would you love to do? Do you have a dream role as such?

I have done 2-3 film which will soon come out, which are of different genres. I have a different look in them & I have worked with different people on these films. Last 3-4 years I have been trying to work in different films.

Yes you did a film like ‘Shutter’ which was very well appreciated.

Yes. In the last three years I have done films like Rama-Madhav, Classmates, Mitwa, Shutter & Poshter Girl. All of these films are completely different from each other. In the future too there are 2-3 such films. Which are definitely different from whatever I’ve done up until now. The very next film of mine is ‘Hampi’ which is directed by Prakash Kunte. It has a truly out of the box character, & I am sure the audiences will love it. Then I am doing a film alongside Amruta Subhash.

Finally, how do you think ‘Tula Kalnar Nahi’ will connect with the audiences?

It will connect very easily with audiences. Every couple of all ages & who are at different stages of their relationship will relate to this film. In everyone’s lives there is love & there are quarrels too. I am 100% sure that every husband will find his wife in ‘Anjali’ & every wife will find her husband in ‘Rahul’.  I think we should celebrate ‘Relationship Maintenance Day’ on 8^th September!

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Known for his special talent of playing characters of all sorts in all sorts of films, Subodh Bhave will soon be seen playing another new character in his upcoming film ‘Tula Kalnar Nahi’. The film is a light-hearted fun take on today’s relationships & stars Subodh Bhave & Sonalee Kulkarni. This film is set to release on 8^th September & is directed by ‘Mitwa’ & ‘Fugay’ fame director Swapna Waghmare-Joshi.

From the trailer of ‘Tula Kalnnaar Nahi’ it seems to be an emotional relationship based film. What excited you about the film?

I think this story belongs to today’s times & it is relatable to all of us. And the treatment of this story is light-hearted & fun. It doesn’t pretend to be socially responsible in anyway. The film still speaks about the relationship of husband-wife in a simple, natural way. Both these characters (Rahul-Anjali) express themselves in an interesting way. They are a couple who were immensely in love with each other before marriage but soon post marriage their married life becomes stressful. This story could have been told in a serious way too, but since it is been treated in a fun way, the subject reaches the audiences even better.

You’ve been paired opposite actress of all age! You suit character of a young man perfectly & you also suit the character of a middle aged person perfectly! What is the secret behind this?

I don’t know the secret! But I try to search for the essence of the character. Once I get that the age doesn’t matter. I would rather thank my directors who consistently thought of me for different characters.

You, Swapna Waghmare-Joshi & Swwapnil Joshi you have teamed up together for the second time after ‘Fugay’. Was there ever a confusion about who would play this character between you & Swwapnil Joshi?

No there wasn’t any confusion because after ‘Mitwa’ Swapna & Sonalee wanted to work together & it was their decision to cast the perfect actor for this role. And I feel grateful that all three of them Swwapnil, Swapna & Sonalee jointly decided to cast me for this role.

This is your first film opposite Sonalee Kulkarni. How did the chemistry work out between you & her?  

It was wonderful! I really like her work & I am a fan of her work. The way she has developed her career step by step & by playing different characters is commendable. She was looked at as an dancing actress, & now she has changed that perception. She has established a place for herself in our films. I always wanted to work with her, she too wanted to work with me, but the opportunity didn’t come our way. Finally because of ‘Tula Kalnar Nahi’ we are working together. We even think alike & we were on same grounds in terms of our creativity our hence journey was simple. Many a times even when I wasn’t aware about what exactly she’ll be doing in a scene, I would still match her & our chemistry worked out very naturally. And finally the job was done right, & it’s the most important thing.

This is your second film with Swapna Waghmare-Joshi after ‘Fugay’. Both films are completely different from each other. How did Swapna Mam’s process of direction changed with this film?

Swapna is good at making the story alive on the screen. She identifies the emotions in the story really well. And she helps us (actors) to emote the little places that are there in the story. So the director is the same, but the stories keep changing. And if the director understands the story well like Swapna then he/she can help to interpret more meanings from the story.

Finally tell us when is your next film as a director coming out? After giving us a path-breaking film like ‘Katyar Kaljat Ghusali’.

This year nothing is coming out for sure. By next year when I am done with the writing process of the film, I would start shooting the film. I will surely declare once everything finalizes.

Is that film titled ‘Pushpak Viman’?

No. Pushpak Viman is also there, but this film is different. I am collaborating with Vaibhav (Vaibhav Chinchalkar, producer/director) for ‘Pushpak Viman’. And the other film will be directed by me alone. Once the script is locked I will officially declare everything about it.

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• Movie : Vitthala Shappath (2016) | विठ्ठला शपथ
• Producer : Sairaj Kank, Prafull P Ajmera, Sukesh Sawardekar and Joahn Nadar
• Directer : Chandrakant Pawar
• Studio : Gurudarshan Films
• Star Cast : Mangesh Desai, Anuradha Rajadhyaksha, Krutika Gaikwad, Ketan Pawar, Anshuman Vichare, Uday Sabnis, Vidyadhar Joshi and Sanjay Khapre
• Story : Chandrakant Pawar
• Screenplay : Chandrakant Pawar
• Music : Chinar Mahesh
• Lyrics : Kshitij Patwardhan and Mangesh Kangane
• Dialogues : Kaustubh Savarkar and Bhanudas Panmand
• Director of Photography : Sandy
• Choreography : Umesh Jadhav
• Art Director : Vasu Patil
• Editor : Ashish Mhatre and Apurva Motiwale Sahai
• Publicity Design : Milind Matkar
• Genre  : Drama
• Release Date : 15th September 2017

Synopsis:

Vitthala Shappath Marathi Movie Poster / Still Photos :

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‘Vitthala Shappath’ is an upcoming Marathi film that is soon set to release in theatres. The new song ‘Jhakkas Chokra’ from the film has been out recently & it is getting good response on social media. The song reflects the new colourful style of dance numbers in Marathi.

This dance number is sung by Pravin Kunwar & is composed by the young sensational composers Chinar-Mahesh. The lyrics of this song are written by popular lyricist in Marathi today Mangesh Kangane. The video of this song reminds of the south Indian flavour that is loved by all audiences in India today.

This ‘Jhakkas Chokra Song’ intrigues us about the film. The film stars Mangesh Desai, Anuradha Rajadhyaksha, Krutika Gaikwad, Ketan Pawar, Anshuman Vichare, Uday Sabnis, Vidyadhar Joshi and Sanjay Khapre & is directed by Chandrakant Pawar. Other songs of the film will also be out soon which are sung by popular singers like Swapnil Bandodkar, Anandi Joshi, Adarsh Shinde & Rahul Deshpande.

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Recently the music launch event of upcoming Marathi movie ‘Vitthala Shappath ’ was held in a grand way in the presence of many dignitaries. The vent was a success thanks to the experiences shared by the musical team of the film & skits performed by the artists of the film. Director Chandrakant Pawar believes the audiences will enjoy the songs of ‘Vithala Shapath’.

‘Vithala Shapath’ is produced by Gurudarshan Films & Pahel Production L.L.P & is set to release on 15th September. The film will project the relation between lord Vithal & his devotees. Songs of this film complement the story of the film. These songs are penned by popular lyricists Kshitij Patwardhan & Mangesh Kangne & the music is composed by Chinar-Mahesh.

The soundtrack of ‘Vithala Shapath’ includes various songs of different genres in the voices of popular singers like Rahul Deshpande, Adarsh Shinde, Anandi Joshi & Swapnil Bandodkar. The film too stars veterans like Mangesh Desai, Uday Sabnis, Vidyadhar Joshi, Sanjay Khapre, Anshuman Vichare, Vijay Nikam & other actors like Anuradha Rajadhyaksha Ketan Pawar, Pranav Raorane among others.

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• Movie : Tula Kalnnaar Nahi (2017) | तुला कळंणार नाही
• Producer :  Swwapnil Joshi, Shreea Yogesh Kadam, Arjun Singgh Baran and Kartik Nishandar
• Director : Swapna Waghmare Joshi
• Studio : Saksham Filmz, GSEAMS
• Star Cast :
  • Subodh Bhave as Rahul
  • Sonalee Kulkarni as Anjali
  • Sushant Shelar as Sachin
  • Neeta Shetty
  • Jaywant Wadkar
  • Anuradha Rajadhyaksha
• Story : Sameer Arora
• Screenplay : Shirish latkar, Sameer Arora
• Dialogues : Shirish latkar
• Music :  Nilesh Moharir, Amitraj
• Lyrics : Kshitij Patwardhan, Ashwini Shende Bagwadkar
• Playback Singers :  Swapnil Bandodkar, Neha Rajpal, Nihira Joshi, Jaanvi Prabhu Arora
• Cinematography (DOP) :  Prasad Bhende, Sandeep Dhumal
• Editor :  Kshitija Khandagale
• Art Director : Chetan Shikharkhane
• Co-producer :  Nirav Shaha, Ilachi Nagada, jayesh Muzumdar
• Genre :  Drama, Romance
• Duration : 1 Hr 52 Mins
• Release Date : 8 September 2017

Synopsis : Tula Kalnnaar Nahi is a Romantic Love Story of a Married Couple Rahul (Subodh Bhave) & Anjali (Sonalee Kulkarni). The romantic drama is directed by Swapna Waghmare Joshi.

Tula Kalnnaar Nahi Marathi Movie Photos, Poster :

Tula Kalnar Nahi Marathi Movie Trailer:

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• Review : Ti Saddhya Kay Karte (2017)
• Producer : Nikhil Sane, Arvind Jog, Pallavi Rajwade
• Director : Satish Rajawade
• Studio : Zee Studios
• Star Cast : Ankush Chaudhari, Tejashri Pradhan, Abhinay Berde, Aarya Ambekar, Hruditya Rajwade, Nirmohi Agnihotri, Urmila Kanitkar
• Writer : Satish Rajawade
• Music : Nilesh Mohrir, Avinash-Vishwjeet, Mandar Aapte
• Genre  : Drama, Love
• Review By : Abhay Salvi

Rating : 3.5/5

Ti Sadhya Kay Karte Marathi Movie Review :

First things first, ‘Ti Saddhya Kay Karte’ is to Marathi Cinema what ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ was to Hollywood! Confused? Well it’s about using voice-over narrations! It’s not the first time that a Marathi film is using voice-over narration from the lead character, but it never made so much sense & added so much to the film! ‘Anurag’ voiced & played by the smashing Ankush Chaudhari justifies why this film is unusually titled ‘Ti Saddhya Kay Karte’. Yes this film is all about the “guy” & avoids perspectives from any other character in the film.

The first 15-20 minutes that are based on Anurag’s childhood are simply magical. Rajwade lingers on the little details which other films in Marathi before never paid heed to. Especially 90s kids will experience a euphoric wave of nostalgia in these 15-20 minutes. What was it like to fall in love? What was it like to compete for it? & what was it like to feel possessive about it & finally taking it for granted! Comparatively the rest of the film never matches this terrific start.

The weakest link of ‘Ti Saddhya..’ are both the debutants Arya Ambekar & Abhinay Berde. From overall body language to dialogue delivery they struggle, especially the singer-turned-actress. However the director doesn’t let them spoil the film except for one important scene. That important scene is supposedly the only scene in the film that creates a conflict. The rest of the film doesn’t really aspire for any conflict of sort but manages to please us. Yes the patent ‘light-hearted’ feel is ever present in this Rajwade film too.

Another flaw that hurts the film a bit is the stark differences in Anurag’s & Tanvi’s characters. Both these characters are portrayed by three different actors respectively representing three different stages of their lives. Unfortunately nothing in the way they react or behave or even look suggest us that they are the same person. The overall look of these actors too stays superficial & daily-soap like, a flaw that is ever present in almost all of Rajwade’s films. But the overall point that it makes & the content of this film makes us ignore most of these flaws.

This film provides a refreshing take on lost love. Like many Bollywood films it equates friendship with love, but in a rather complex way. There is no big suspense as such but we prefer not to talk about the ‘twist’ in this film. Ankush is smooth & extremely comfortable playing ‘Anurag’, his voiceover is beautifully crisp & adds flavor to otherwise average scenes, but the voiceover is masterfully avoided in some scenes too! Lengthwise Tejashri Pradhan has a smaller role but it’s her best performance on the silver screen by a distance. Her deliberate restrained approach to her performance makes sense & adds depth to her character. The little kids Hruditya & Nirmohee are perfectly casted & have given beautiful performances, much better than their teenage versions! The music is in safe hands & is hummable.

The best thing about ‘Ti Saddhya..’ is its uncertain nature. There is no formula to this film. It has its own little journey of sorts. For some audience this can be a turn-off as they could not relate it to their definition of ‘romance’ or ‘entertainment’. But for those who are patient & receptive this film will have a soothing effect. The final little conversation between ‘Anurag’ & ‘Tanvi’ simplifies many aspects about love, friendship & the idea of togetherness. We know it, it’s called cinematic liberty! It might not happen in real life, but that’s one of the reasons why films are made!

Along with Satish Rajwade this film also reflects the vision of Manaswini Lata Ravindra, the screenplay & dialogue writer. She deserves a fair share of credit for this film. We want her to write in the mainstream more regularly now!

Overall:

Watching ‘Ti Saddhya Kay Karte’ is a beautiful way to start your new year! Watch it with your loved ones. You might share few sweet memories about each other post the film! 

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Ti Saddhya Kay Karte‬ Upcoming Marathi Movie starring Ankush Chaudhari, Tejashri Pradhan, Abhinay Berde, Aarya Ambekar. Directed by Satish Rajawade.

• Movie : Ti Saddhya Kay Karte (2017)
• Producer : Nikhil Sane, Arvind Jog, Pallavi Rajwade
• Director : Satish Rajawade
• Studio : Zee Studios
• Star Cast :
  • Ankush Chaudhari as Anuraag
  • Tejashri Pradhan as Tanvi
  • Abhinay Berde as Anuraag Young
  • Aarya Ambekar as Tanvi Young
  • Hruditya Rajwade as Anuraag School
  • Nirmohi Agnihotri as Tanvi School
  • Urmila Kanitkar – Kothare as Radhika
  • Tushar Dalvi as Tanvi’s Father
  • Anuradha Rajya as Anuraag’s Mother
  • Sanjay Mone as Anuraag’s Father
  • Sukanya Kulkarni as Anuraag’s Mother
  • Isha Phadke as (Mohini College)
  • Prasad Barve as Pavya
• Story : Satish Rajwade
• Screenplay & Dilogues : Manaswini Lata Ravindra
• Music : Nilesh Mohrir, Avinash-Vishwjeet, Mandar Aapte
• Lyrics : Ashwini Shendi & Devyani Karve- Kothari
• Sound : Hitendra Ghosh
• Background Score : Avinash-Vishwjeet
• Cinematography : Suhas Gujrathi
• Editor : Rahul Bhatnakar
• Art Director : Nikhil Kowale
• Costumes : Pallavi Rajwade
• Make Up : Shridhar Parab
• Choreographer : Arvind Thakur & Vrushali Chavan
• Co – Producer : Arvind Jog
• Executive & Line Producer : Umesh Shinde
• Genre : Drama
• Release Date : 6th January, 2017

Also See :

Abhinay Berde Photos & Bio

Aarya Ambekar Photos & Bio

Synopsis : Schooling years are the best years of life which everyone out of school today will agree. Friends made here remain friends for life and memories of school always linger in everybody’s mind. Everybody in this schooling period of life falls in love with that special one which he or she wants to eventually get married to if the feelings are mutual and serious. But how many of us do end up with that first love…? Not many… All of us today who have been out of school and college and are married and have children are doing well and life is good, but that one question keeps doing the rounds of in our mind quite frequently…if not all the time and especially when friends meet and party. The golden question comes Ti Saddhya Kay Karte

Ti Sadhya Kay Karte Marathi Movie Poster / Photos:

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