Sayali Sanjeev

With humor riding the forefront, Basta tracks the ride that the families of a bride and a groom have to go on to find the deal breaker. One of the most important aspects of the wedding

In a quiet Konkan village, Kaveri lives a sheltered life until she marries Akash, an ambitious local boy who takes her to the city. Overwhelmed but eager to adapt, she builds a simple, loving routine. But when Akash suddenly disappears one morning and doesn't return, Kaveri, alone and inexperienced, must summon the courage to navigate the unfamiliar city and search for her missing husband.

The young Shivaji Shahaji Bhosale is building the foundation of Hindavi Swarajya. This is the beginning of a memorable journey for the man who will go on to be known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. But to turn this dream of Swarajya into reality, he must unite the Watandars.

Taath Kana is based on a true story. Its a biopic of the neuro spine surgeon Dr. P. S. Ramani, Out of all the odds Who first invented the surgery on spine which is known as PLIFF. PLIFF is a gift to the mankind to Stand tall with the erect spine.

Revolves around the hilarious investigation about the disappearance of a young and famous Marathi service officer.

Arun always wanted to be an actor but could never fulfill his dream, for which the village ridiculed him. Angry about his failure, Arun challenges the entire village that his son, Amit, will fulfill his dream and become a superstar. This dream becomes Amit`s journey.

To celebrate Indu's 75th birthday, the whole gang goes on a foreign trip as chaos ensues between young women and their mother-in-laws.

Urmi is a 2023 Indian Marathi-language romantic drama film directed by Rajesh Jadhav and produced by Pravin Chaudhari, starring Chinmay Udgirkar, Sayali Sanjeev, Rasika Sunil and Nitish Chavan.

The movie revolves around a group of seven women travelling to London and discovering themselves.

Setting out on a voyage to uncover life's true meaning, a son and his father come across an enigmatic traveler. This odyssey unfolds as a series of unforeseen revelations, nurturing a deep bond while navigating the challenges that test the father-son relationship.

'Na Aavadti Goshta' centers on a traditional Maharashtrian household upended when one of two sisters comes out as queer. As her unexpected confession sends ripple effects through the traditional family structure, the household must confront their long-held taboos and biases. The narrative chronicles the sisters' changing dynamic alongside their parents' journey from initial resistance to compassionate understanding. Instead of focusing on tragic themes or external violence, the plot uses a lighthearted, slice-of-life comedy approach to showcase how love and empathy can bridge generational divides. Ultimately, it emphasizes the vital role familial support plays in the lives of LGBTQIA+ individuals.