Producer: Sunil Damodar Mankar
Exe-Producer: Anad Patil
Production Manager: Amit Kulkarni
Director: Rajeev Patil
Writer: Damodar Narayan Mankar
ScreenPlay: Rajeev Patil, Datta Patil
Dialogues: Datta Patil
Lyrics: Datta Patil, Saumitra
Music: Amit Raj
Singers: Adarsh Shinde, Kunal Ganjawala, Kirti Killedar, Pranjal Deshpande, Meena Parulekar Nikam
Cinematography: Amalendu Chaudhary
Art:  Arun Rahane, Prasad Rahane
Public Relation Officer: Ganesh Gargote
Costumes: Poornima Oak
Distributor: Pickle Entertainment, (Sameer Dixit)
Editor: Rajesh Rao
Cast: Ankush Choudhary, Kishor Kadam, Sushant Shelar, Shantanu Gangane, Namrata Gaikwad, Manisha Kelkar,  Usha Naik, Vidya Karanjikar
Website : https://www.facebook.com/Vanshvel

The film revolves around a powerful person from a village Mr. Dadasaheb Deshmukh ( Kishore kadam) who is very dominant . His word is always final. Dadasaheb runs his own hospital, besides involving himself with other social activities. His elder son Nilesh ( Sushant Shelar) who is a doctor, manages the hospital and is married to Priyanka-a housewife( Manisha kelkar).His second son Anil ( Shantanu Gangane) who is into farming business, is newly married to a Gynaecologist Sayali ( Namrata Gaikwad). Dadasaheb, being male dominant, expects to have a grandson in the family, as early as possible .

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I was very much passionate about this glamorous world when I was enjoying my college days. I got my first chance in 1991, to perform the show ‘Maharashtrachi Lokdhara’. I had done a folk dance in that programme.I had also participated in One Act Play in Inter Collegiate Competition and State Level Competition…..

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The issue of Female feticide has been discussed in few Marathi films in the recent past. The most recent was through the film ‘Mokala Shwaas’. But, now late Rajiv Patil has presented the same issue in his own way, to send across a strong message to the society. It is very unfortunate that the talented film maker, who gave some sensible films like ‘Sanai Choughade’, ‘Jogwa’ and ‘Pangira'; passed away little before the release of this last offering in the form of ‘Vanshavel’…