Surekha Kudachi

A teacher, Bappa More, decides to capitalise on the deficiencies and ambiguities in the national education system to enrich himself. To achieve his goal, he weds a gullible teacher in a village.

A budding love story of two students in the bloom of their youth set against the backdrop of college.

The story follows a group of young engineering college students. They rediscover a deep love for traditional Indian performing arts, specifically Marathi folklore music like Lavani and Tamasha. The friends decide to form an arts club at their college to celebrate this heritage. However, they face heavy opposition from their strict college principal, who prefers modern science over traditional arts. The plot tracks their emotional journey, struggles, and friendships as they fight to keep their cultural roots alive.

Naralwadi Sarpanch Vishwasrao is father of two daughters and has huge estate but his mother wants a grandson who in future can take care of their estate. Vishwasrao reasons that he being Sarpanch of village does not have enough time to spend with his wife so his mother prays that he should lose the election.

When Sukhatme, an elderly man, joins college to complete his education, he gets severely bullied. However, he remains determined and tries to change the outlook of students.

Devdutta, a talented man, is making a career in folk art and theatre and falls for a woman who shares similar interests. Things take a surprising turn when he is accused of things he has never done.

Pandu, a villager, is frustrated as his wife Kamala is unable to conceive. When the villagers boycott them, Pandu decides to marry Kamala's sister, hoping to become a father.

Bapu Biru Vategaonkar is a 2005 Marathi drama film starring Milind Gunaji, Mohan Joshi, Deepak Shirke, Sayaji Shinde.