10 Marathi Movies Once to Watch in Life Time
Marathi movies has always been appreciated for their amazing and natural content and it is one of the most evolved regional cinemas in India. In fact, according to noted film scholars, this is where the best of Indian cinema comes from.
Recently the movie Sairat, is receiving quite appreciation from the Hindi cinema also and why not the movie is definitely a master piece. So here we have collected some of the Marathi movies that every person should watch once in their life.
Court (2014)
A social activist who uses folk music to spread his message is arrested, accused of inciting a sewage worker’s suicide. Lawyers from both sides of the aisle, and the rote ideologies they represent, are scrutinized as the trial plays out.
Me Shivajiraje Bhosale Boltoy (2009)
Dinkar Bhosale, a Maharashtrian residing in Mumbai, is not happy with his position in the society. The spirit of Shivaji Maharaj is provoked to appear in order to resurrect his pride. And what happens next is worth to watch.
Natsamrat (2016)
Nana Patekar delivers an almost unbelievable performance as a fallen theatre actor who in his prime, brought Shakespeare’s work alive on stage. After being deserted by children, Appa (Nana Patekar) goes on a self an-nihilistic journey. Watch it for this man here:
Kaksparsh(2012)
The story moves around a girl Uma who tragically loses her husband at an early age. Now, she battles her way through many twists and turns, and her only hope is her brother-in-law.the movie is a master piece when it comes to acting and the way the story moves is something so special.
Fandry (2013)
Fandry is a story of an intense revolt against caste discrimination by the most unexpected individual – a 13-year-old boy of innocence. Jabya, a school-going boy from the lower caste, falls in love with Shalu, a higher caste girl. At the same time, his family seeks to hunt an elusive pig in order to earn a living.
Killa (2014)
There’s no way this list could be complete without taking a moment to acknowledge the brilliance of Killa. This is a beautiful tale in the life of an 11-year-old who moves to a small town after his mother gets a transfer. Adjusting to the new place and unable to tell his mother about it, Chinmay takes us on his personal but enchanting journey.
Deool (2011)
Kesha, a rural man, living in Mangrool gets a vision of Lord Dutta and announces it to the world about his vision that attracts media and politicians. Will the villagers believe his divine vision? This is the story all about.
Taryanche Bait(2011)
The film is an innocent tale of a young boy who wishes to visit the island city, the city of dreams, Mumbai. But owing to poor financial conditions, his father cannot take him there. So will they will go to Mumbai ? go and watch the movie to know.
72 Miles-Ek Pravas (2013)
The film traces the journey of 72 miles that changes the life of a child. He gains the wealth of knowledge and abundant experience along the way as much as he enjoys this uncalled-for adventure.
Pitruroon(2013)
At the crux, it is all about fulfilling the unfulfilled wishes of a deceased father but when analyzed closely, the film you watch gives you joy and sorrow, yet it leaves you empty towards the end. A strong-willed performance is given by yesteryears’ beauty Tanuja alongside Sachin Khedekar, Suhas Joshi, Ketaki Palav and others.
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