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Zee Cine Awards. Golden Globe Awards. See all results matching 'mub'. Latest Marathi Movies Marathi cinema may not be the best in the world at the moment, but one cannot deny that over the years, we have seen the craft being preserved by mavens who have richly contributed to the film industry. Latest Upcoming Search close.

Pirem Divya Subhash Marathi. Galbat Sanjay Khapre Marathi Comedy. Users' Rating:. By subscribing to newsletter, you acknowledge our privacy policy. Thanks for subscribing. Never miss the latest updates. Campus Katta min. Campus Katta is a film about college and youngsters.

Sheetal plays a journalist in the film, while Santosh plays a college student, who is respected by his classmates. Director: Sanjeev Kolte. Starring: Santosh Juvekar, Namrata Gaikwad Chitthi Chitthi min.

Chitti is a small-town romantic comedy where one small mistake ends up disrupting the lives of many. The story opens with Shraddha getting married off against her wishes. So her lover Santosh hatches a plan to elope. He sends a letter via his younger brother and his gang to her, but they end up misplacing it while on their way back.

Worse, the letter ends up with a post master! Thereafter, what ensues is an avalanche of comical errors and misunderstandings that just cannot be missed.

But the main question stands, will Santosh be able to rescue his love in time? Director: Vaibhav Dange. Starring: Shrikant Yadav, Ashwini Giri Kesari Kesari min. Kesari is a Marathi sports drama movie about Balram Jadhav, a young wrestler, whose only aim in life is to win The Maharashtra Kesari title!

The film shows how Balram goes against his father's will who wants him to join his family business and how he continues to work towards his goal of winning the title. Watch Kesari to see if Balram will be successful in achieving his goals against all the odds. Director: Sujay Dahake. Starring: Virat Madake, Mahesh Manjrekar Once More Once More min.

Once More is a Marathi movie about Kapil, an archaeologist, who's unhappily married to Anjali. When he finds a possibly magical dagger, he visits to Avadhpuri to find out more. Anjali is also visiting her grandfather who lives in Avadhpuri. When Kapil and Anjali are reunited in the town, strange things happen which are tied to a secretive, ancient past. What happens when this secret comes to light?

Director: Naresh Mahadeo Bidkar. Starring: Rohini Hattangadi, Ashutosh Patki Pension Pension 90 min. Here's a family of three Balu, his mother, and grandmother. They survive on his grandfather's pension of rupees eight hundred a month.

Once Balu starts going to school, the expenses increase and unfortunately, the grandmother falls ill. Find out how this family struggles to survive against all odds.

Director: Pundalilik Yoshada Laxman Dhumal. Starring: Sonali Kulkarni, Sumit Gutte Gotya Gotya min. Gotya is a Marathi sports drama based on a school kid fascinated with playing marbles ever since his first game. While studying in school, a young Gotya wonders why the game of marbles is not listed in the Olympics. Watch Gotya seek out a journey to get his favourite game recognized as an official sport in India. With the odds set against him, will Gotya succeed in making his dream a reality?

Director: Bhagwan Pachore. Starring: Sayaji Shinde, Rajesh shrungarpure Bedhadak Bedhadak min. Regional cinema is now rubbing shoulders with other film industries in terms of content, quality, and production value. Marathi movies have been making all the right noise of late, some of them even putting India on the global radar. Here we bring you the best and to rated Marathi movies which are full of hilarious comedies to heart-wrenching dramas and everything in between.

Synopsis: Definitions of love are different for everyone, but the feeling of falling in true love is what comes out beautifully through this film. Synopsis: In a time of censorship and hurt sentiments, Dhappa brings the audience face-to-face with the narrow-minded approach of people and what it leads to. Synopsis: A villager cons a boy and his grandfather and runs away with all their money. Add to this, the boy gets separated from his grandfather. Will the two meet again? Will the boy fulfil his desire of finding a photo of him and his friend?

Synopsis: There are loopholes in the story and a lot of cinematic liberty is taken. Synopsis: The film holds you attention with a rollercoaster of emotions till the very end. But the fashion designer-turned-director shows a more mature approach in this one. Synopsis: The story begins with Varun Siddharth leaving for an month project to London as he wants to bring his family business back on track Synopsis: While the subject itself is relevant, the film tries to bring in too many different perspectives and just scratches the surface of each.

Synopsis: Mogra Phulaalaa makes for a decent watch because it sensibly portrays the family equations in families today. Synopsis: In his directorial debut, Saleel Kulkarni has managed to deliver a complete package to the viewers. The characters are relatable and well-written. Synopsis: A special mention to the team for pulling of shoots at scenic foreign locations that add beauty to the overall feel of the film.

Synopsis: It's been a long time since a Marathi film that made you roll with laughter released. Dokyala Shot does that. Synopsis: The film has an interesting plot which is executed well and ends convincingly.

Although not exceptional, the movie is worth watching once. Synopsis: Thackeray presents all the things that shaped the late Shiv Sena supremo into a leader he is known as today.

Synopsis: The only drawback this film has is that it appears to be a bit stretched, especially towards the end. But the performances, the way this topic is handled, definitely makes it worth a watch.