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From being in the doldrums just two years back to experiencing a high turnover now - that's the story of Marathi cinema which has been infused with a breath of fresh air post - "Shwaas"
In fact, Marathi cinema is on the verge of achieving a milestone this year, with the expected release of more than 100 movies by December. While over 40 movies have already been released, another 60 or so a read more »
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In fact, Marathi cinema is on the verge of achieving a milestone this year, with the expected release of more than 100 movies by December. While over 40 movies have already been released, another 60 or so a read more »
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The unofficial prince of arthouse cinema, rising star of Marathi cinema, producer (he’s produced the Marathi comedy Sanai Chaughade) Shreyas Talpade is now also straddling the world of commercial Bollywood flicks with consummate ease. As an actor, Shreyas likes his canvas to be multi-hued, he craves for critical acclaim and rave reviews with as much enthusiasm as he does commercial success.
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A new Bollywood film "Mumbai Meri Jaan" puts the spotlight on the serial bombings that rocked Mumbai's commuter train network in July 2006, exploring the broader human tragedy and its effect on the city's residents. Movie opens in cinemas in August, depicts the death and devastation caused by the attacks, through the eyes of a female journalist, a witness to the carnage.
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As per Bombay Cinema regulation act and revived policy in 2001, a SINGLE SCREEN in mumbai should show a marathi film at least for four weeks in a year. But none of that is working until govt. issued orders against 79 multiplexes last year. And all of all us could see theaters with hoarding of marathi movies once in a while.
It seems the scene is back to the square one, and we again don't see read more »
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Mumbai Police on Monday suspended the licenses of 35 cinema halls of the city for not adhering to the Maharashtra government's order for mandatory screening of Marathi movies for minimum of four weeks a year.
There are only seven to eight single-screen cinemas in the city, including the Plaza and Bharatmata, which show Marathi movies regularly. As these cinema halls are overbooked, they canno read more »
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There are only seven to eight single-screen cinemas in the city, including the Plaza and Bharatmata, which show Marathi movies regularly. As these cinema halls are overbooked, they canno read more »
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The Marathi film industry is on a roll with three major hits in six months.
The film that started the gold rush is Ankush Chaudhari's Sade Made Teen. Released in November, the film is still doing well in rural centres and has crossed the magic figure of Rs 4 crores -- a major achievement for a Marathi film.
Valu, 2008's first major Marathi hit, followed.
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The film that started the gold rush is Ankush Chaudhari's Sade Made Teen. Released in November, the film is still doing well in rural centres and has crossed the magic figure of Rs 4 crores -- a major achievement for a Marathi film.
Valu, 2008's first major Marathi hit, followed.
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Marathi and Hindi film actor Ashwini Bhave resides in Hillsborough, Calif., the upmarket abode of Silicon Valley’s celebrities. But as of now, her address is the seventh heaven of delight, for the lady is ecstatic about winning the Screen Award for Best Actor (Female) in Marathi cinema for her maiden production as well as comeback film, “Kadaachit.”
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Mumbai Amchich is one Marathi film that could not just renew the debate on who is a true Mumbaikar but also whether cinema is being used as a political tool.
In the film a police officer quits the force to tackle a syndicate of politicians and businessman who are trying to run the Marathis out of his city. Although the plot is said to be fictional, the events and characters shown find echo in read more »
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In the film a police officer quits the force to tackle a syndicate of politicians and businessman who are trying to run the Marathis out of his city. Although the plot is said to be fictional, the events and characters shown find echo in read more »
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Irked by the multiplex owners’ “anti-Marathi’’ attitude, deputy chief minister R R Patil has said licences of cinema halls and multiplexes would be cancelled if they do not screen Marathi films for at least four weeks in a year.
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Mahesh Majrekar will be seen as a saint in an English film directed by Amol Shetge. The film titled The Saint Who Thought Otherwise also stars Kamaal Sidhu, Sayali Bhagat and Sandhya Mridul, playing the three damsels in the saint’s life.
Amol Shetge’s Marathi venture Aboli was critically acclaimed and has films like Naam Gum Jayega, Rain and Gunaah to his credit as far as Hindi cinema is conce read more »
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Amol Shetge’s Marathi venture Aboli was critically acclaimed and has films like Naam Gum Jayega, Rain and Gunaah to his credit as far as Hindi cinema is conce read more »
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Dear All,rnrnMarathi Cinema has come a long way & this effort from a rnpre-dominantly Bollywood company to encourage and promote Marathi Cinema should really be appreciated . rnCheck out the pictures ..
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To cash-in on the growing taste for select Marathi films, Mumbai's exhibition theatre chain Cinemax will screen six popular Marathi films from October 5 to October 10 at three of its theatres in Mumbai and Nasik.
Terming the event as 'Marathi Film Festival' the theatres will show films like Zabardastt, Sawli, Aai Shappath, Rajkaran, Restaurant and Jinki Re Jinki in Mumbai and Nasik. read more »
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Terming the event as 'Marathi Film Festival' the theatres will show films like Zabardastt, Sawli, Aai Shappath, Rajkaran, Restaurant and Jinki Re Jinki in Mumbai and Nasik. read more »
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Some people say it is a good idea, some are horrified when they hear about it.
There are different ways to look at it.
1) Considering the problem of AIDS and teenage pregnancies, it is better that students learn about sex and get sex education. Already there is a lot of sex on TV and in cinemas. Movies and dances are often vulgar. TV advertisements hint at sex. Children and teenagers are cu read more »
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There are different ways to look at it.
1) Considering the problem of AIDS and teenage pregnancies, it is better that students learn about sex and get sex education. Already there is a lot of sex on TV and in cinemas. Movies and dances are often vulgar. TV advertisements hint at sex. Children and teenagers are cu read more »
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