Marathi Films

Madhuri Dixit, Sriram Nene on why they chose to produce Marathi film 15 August on Netflix

Madhuri Dixit and husband Sriram Nene discuss how they return to their roots with Marathi cinema while going ahead by releasing their maiden production on Netflix.

15 August review: This Netflix film is a timely, eccentric exploration of the meaning of ‘freedom’

Even then, as far as Marathi films made for Netflix go, 15 August is many notches above the recently released Firebrand

Marathi films have richer content and are bolder than Hindi cinema, says Akshay Kumar

Akshay Kumar, who has turned presenter for Chumbak, believes Marathi cinema is way ahead of Bollywood when it comes exploring complex stories.

Madhuri Dixit turns 51: Two big releases, Marathi debut, biographical show — this could be her year

Bollywood's original dhak dhak girl, Madhuri Dixit Nene turns 51 today. Her life so far has been nothing short of an adventure, a ship that she has always captained

Priyanka Chopra announces new Marathi production Paani; film deals with 'topical issue'

Priyanka Chopra's next Marathi venture is titled Paani and the actress-producer on Tuesday announced that the film is based on a true story and deals with a very topical issue.

Mirzya actress Saiyami Kher to make her Marathi debut opposite Riteish Deshmukh in Mauli

Mirzya actress Saiyami Kher will make her Marathi film debut as Riteish Deshmukh's leading lady in his next production and acting venture titled Mauli.

Faster Fene: Riteish Deshmukh's production brings beloved Marathi fictional character to screen

Faster Fene is not a Fandry or Natrang that will make it to the list of 'Marathi Movies to Watch Before You Turn 37 ' or something, but it is certainly a film that can open up Marathi cinema to a wider audience

Madhuri Dixit to make Marathi film debut with story about a woman's journey to self-realisation

Having appeared in over 75 films so far, this would be Madhuri Dixit's first ever Marathi movie as an actor.

Baghtos Kay… Mujra Kar! review: Phony Shivaji bhakts get a tongue-lashing they deserve

BKMK is about phony Shivaji followers who use the iconic monarch’s name for political gain without any true commitment to him or his legacy.

A Dot Com Mom is the opposite of English Vinglish: Meena Nerurkar

Meena Nerurkar talks about her new film A Dot Com Mom, juggling her creative projects with her work as a doctor in The US, and why her her film is the "opposite of English Vinglish"