Sushant Shelar

The Marathi version of the reality show where a number of contestants (known as "housemates") live in a purpose-built house and are isolated from the rest of the world. Each week, housemates nominate two of their fellow housemates for eviction, and the housemates who receive the most nominations faces a public vote out.

Anuradha is a naive but beautiful girl in her late 20s. Originally from Satara, she now lives alone in Mumbai and works for a marketing company. She is in a relationship with an ambitious lawyer, Shantanu. In a mysterious turn of events, a doppelganger commits murders and Anuradha gets dragged in as the prime suspect. Is Anuradha really the "man-eater" people consider her to be?

Shreyas discovers the magic of love and friendship in college days; only to be perplexed with the choices to be made.

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Nandini(Sai Tamhankar) is someone who is a staunch believer in love marriages but following her father's orders, she gets married to Siddharth (Swapnil Joshi) who is coping with heartbreak. Eight years later, Siddharth and Nandini are leading happy lives in Mumbai with their daughter. Kamlakar Bhanushali (Girish Oak), a politician who has some connection with Siddharth's past, comes to Siddharth's workplace and makes a proposal to him. He tells Siddharth that he's ready to fund Siddharth's work plant with Rs 25 crore provided he gets rid of Nandini. Turns out, Siddharth used to be in a relationship with Bhanushali's daughter Bhairavi (Tejaswini Pandit).How this situation resolves forms the crux of the story.

Anant Kitturkar is guilty of being married to two women and keeping it a secret for twenty-two years. He gets into a tight spot when both his wives meet at their children's wedding.

Feel-good movie about a college life of couple of friends and the consequences of a turning point which changed the life of each one of them.

A man with a troubled history must shield a young girl from relentless enemies determined to end her life.

Well, we all know that there was a time when Underworld almost ruled Mumbai and that enabled the terrorists to strike the dream city during early 1993. But, after that many underworld dons have gone underground, some of them killed in rival gang firing, while others were killed in Police encounters. New Marathi film 'Matter' throws light on such underworld operations in Mumbai during that period and how they influenced the unemployed youth, who were either in remand homes or jail.

Film with a soundtrack featuring Kirti Killedar & Pranjal Deshpande

Krishna, a British-Indian dancer, is pulled between the weight of family expectation and his own ambitions.