Set on the backdrop of reduction in number of Marathi medium schools these days, forthcoming Marathi film ‘Krantijyoti Vidyalay Marathi Madhyam’ takes down memory lane to entertain the film lovers.  Written and directed by Hemant Dhome, the teaser of this Marathi film, which was released recently, clearly indicates that it will be an entertaining film.

This film stars versatile actor like Sachin Khedekar in the role of School Principal along with other popular artistes like Amey Wagh, Siddharth Chandekar, Kshiti Jog, Kadambari Kadam, Harish Dudhade, Pushkaraj Chirputkar and newcomer Prajakta Koli in lead role. According to writer- director Hemant Dhome, School is the foundation of our life and our first step in every field is taken during our school days. This school will be opened on 1st January 2026 during the new year.
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Gajendra Ahire’s much awaited film ‘The Silence’ has already won Best Indian film award at Bangaluru International film festival. The film was also screened at Brazil & MAMI international film festival and has received invitation for screening at other international festivals too. The main attraction of the film actress Anjali Patil, whom we saw in Prakash Jha’s film ‘Chakravyuh’ and few other south Indian films. Veteran Bollywood Raghubir Yadav also plays the important lead role in this film.

The first look of this film has already been released and has been receiving good response on social networking sites. Excellent cinematography by Krishna Soren and beautiful rural locations are clearly noticed in this first look. The film also stars Nagraj Manjule, Kadambari Kadam with Mugdha Chaphekar & Vedashree Mahajan being introduced through this film. Music is offered by Indian Ocean. Besides directing this film, Gajendra Ahire has also written the screenplay and dialogues. The film is based on a true story.

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Born : 13 October
Occupation : Actress

Experience teaches a person a lesson. For Kadambari Kadam, the opportunity of acting came, when she was just 3 year old kid. There was a need for characters for children’s play and her father, who was then associated with the cultural committee of BEST, encouraged little kadambari to take part in this play. And, when she was in college, she got another opportunity to perform in a TV serial ‘Deepastambha’ on Prabhat channel, which was her actual debut in acting.
Kadambari is a self made person and hence believed in herself, till she found suitable roles in films like ‘Tula Shikvin Changala Dhada’ ‘Hi Porgi Konachi’ and ‘Kshanbhar Vishranti’ . But, these roles, were not enough to exploit her talent; till she fond a better role in Vikram Gokahle’s film ‘Aaghaat’. In this film, Kadambari played the role of a disturbed patient- Sangeeta Pradhan, suffering from a complicated ailment which needed immediate operation. It was the most challenging role and Kadambari gave a memorable performance.

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Ajinkya (2013)
Kshanbhar Vishranti (2010)
Aaghaat (2010)
Patla Tar Ghya (2009)
Tula Shikwin Changlach Dhada ( 2007)
Hi Porgi Konachi (2006)

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Marathi Serials
Tuj Vin Sakhya Re (Star Pravah)
Superfast Comedy Express (Colors Marathi)
Maharashtracha Nach Baliye (Star Pravah)
Deepastambha (Prabhat channel)
Akalpit (Prabhat channel)
Avaghachi Sansar (Zee Marathi)
Indradhanushya (Zee Marathi)
Ya Gojirvanya Gharat (E TV)

Hindi Serials
Saas (Star Plus)
Kehta He Dil (Star Plus)
Teen Bahuraniya (Zee TV)
Bombay Lawyers (NDTV)

Play(s)
O Womaniya (2016)
Tom And Jerry
See You Again
Chimna Bandhato Bangla

Award(s):

Best supporting Actress State award For Aaghat
Best telivision Actress Ma Ta Sanman For Tuja Vin Sakhyaa Re
Best commercial actress Marathi drama MIFTA award For Tom ani Jerry

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I am alert all the time, 24×7″ – Kadambari Kadam

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After winning the Director’s Vision award at the German Star of India 2015 Film festival, Marathi film ‘The Silence’ is all set to create a buzz in Brazil. Presented by SMR productions and directed by Gajendra Ahire, the film has found its entry for Brazilia International Film festival, which is scheduled between 6th and 15th November 2015. ‘The Silence’ is the first Indian film, to find its entry into this film festival, which has entries from countries like Mexico, Prague,Germany, Bulgaria,Cuba & Argentina.   The film is already in news in India, for its different story, which speaks against the rising violence against young girls.

The film stars Nagraj Manjule and Kadambari Kadam in lead roles, along with well known actress from Hindi Anjali Patil, Raghuveer Yadav, a versatile Bollywood actor and two new faces Mugdha Chaphekar & Vedashree Mahajan.  The music of this film is managed by Indian Ocean Rock band group, while cinematography is by Krishna Sorren.

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After their first Marathi film ‘Mumbai Pune Mumbai’, the pair of Swapnil Joshi and Mukta Barve had become so popular that their subsequent TV serial ‘Eka Lagnachi Doosari Goshta’ became a super hit on small screen. Still, popularly known as Ghana and Radha with their character names in the serial; they have once again come together in the latest released film ‘Mangalashtaka Once More’ directed by Sameer Joshi.

The film talks about the lifestyle of a young married couple Satyajit Phatak ( Swapnil Joshi) and Aarti ( Mukta Barve). While Satyajit Manages the Sales Department of a popular FM Radio Company, Aarati being an MBA prefers to be a housewife and take extra care of her husband. Already worried about the work pressure, Satyajit vents out his frustration on his over caring wife Aarti, who is always worried about his health. Suddenly reacting one day, Satyajit demands for his space and both of them get separated from each other; much against Aarti’s wish.

Being helpless, Aarti takes shelter at her younger sister- Reva’s ( Kadambari kadam) place, only to be reminded by her to be an independent woman. But, Aarti being a typical Bharatiya Naari, is not able to forget Satyajit, though she takes up a job. She tries to contact him and wants his friend Nikhil( Hemant Dhome) to help them bring them together. But, that doesn’t work, as Satyajit is shown more busy with his office work, only to create misunderstandings about his close relationship with his senior office colleague Shalini ( Sai Tamhankar) , who wants him to focus his attention on achieving business target. All is well at the end, to make everyone happy.

‘Mangalashtaka Once More’ offers quality entertainment through a subject, which is so relevant to today’s busy lifestyle. It describes the frustration of youngsters, while handling the work pressure in office and goes on to show how it affects their personal life. The film also shows how a happy marriage could turn into a disturbed married life for want of space, with unfolding of events, causing disturbance. Through the character of Reva, the film shows the other way of handling such situations and through the character of Shalini, it is shown how a woman gives importance to her career, sacrificing her personal life.

Best part of the film is its story written by the director himself, who knew his job very well, while directing all those important scenes. Be it the parting time between the couple, their reunion during the meeting in a coffee shop, Aaart’s communication with Reva while defending her husband and finally coming together of the couple in climax scene , after removing all the misunderstandings, between them.

Cinematographer Sanjay Jadhav has done a very good job once again after ‘Duniyadari’ with his wonderful camera work. Director Sameer Joshi makes a fine debut with his notable work. He seems to have received good support from producer Renu Desai, who has paid more attention on making this film technically perfect with selection of suitable locations, besides using well known playback singers and good music from Nilesh Mohrir.

Looking at the performances, Swapnil Joshi is at his best, displaying sudden change of his behaviour on different occasions with spontaneity. Mukta Barve has also shown her wonderful acting skills while expressing her emotions. Their chemistry has worked very well this time too, clearly indicating that they deserve to be together ‘Once More’, in another film in near future. Kadambari kadam has got a better role , though she plays Aarti’s younger sister. She seemed to be at ease while performing that role. Though the name of Saie Tamhankar appeared as friendly appearance, she has a sizable role and she perfectly fits into that character of career minded Sahlini. However, Hemant Dhome has very limited scope, though he has done his job well. Vijay Patwardhan is a waste in this film. But, others in the supporting cast have done a good job.

The film is very well presented in the first half and continues with the same pace immediately after interval. But, few scenes consume little more time than required. The final scene of their coming together has been wound up little hurriedly in a predictable manner. Barring this, the film is a pleasure to watch. It’s a neat and clean entertaining film for the entire family. The young couples shouldn’t miss it.

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Champions are not made by a Coach. The actual duty of a good Coach is to make a player capable of playing the game to its perfection giving 100% through his performance. The rest is up to the player or a team to use their own skills at any given situation. New Marathi film ‘Ajinkya’ produced by Sandeep Kelwani and director Tejas Deoskar, both Basketball players from Nagpur, is based on the life of a basketball Coach.

The film tries to peep into the life of a couple Anant ( Sandeep Kulkarni) and Saee ( kadambari kadam) who are in their eighth year of married life. While Sandeep, besides working in the office, is also a basketball coach; Saee is an executive in a multinational company. Both love each other, but Sandeep’s passion for the game and his keeping away from home after office hours, disturbs Saee, who feels lonely. One day, the argument hots up and Sandeep declares his involvement, due to which his team wins. “In case his team loses any game, he would quit coaching,” he declares. The team loses and Anant being adamant, decides to take a break. He even goes to the extent of taking a transfer from his office to Aurangabad, so as to keep himself away from his wife.

Sandeep Kulkari, Kadambari KadamAt the new place Aurangabad, Sandeep is unable to sit quiet during the evening hours. One day, when his former basketball colleague Bhavna( Sarika Nilatkar) from Nagpur, visits him in Aurangabad, she expresses pity on his condition and makes fun of his act of stupidity. This makes Anant think seriously over his decision. When he notices few children playing football on the deserted basketball court; he approaches them and suggests to play basketball instead. He agrees to coach them.

However, Anant’s training ideas are not easily accepted by the youngsters, as they just prefer playing this game for past time. Realising their personal problems, Sandeep decides to change his approach. When he gets a proposal from a local sports body to send their club’s team for a Competition; he finally agrees to train them but refuses to accompany the team. In the meanwhile, he remains in touch with his wife, by paying a surprise visit.

The team trained by Anant puts up a good performance, much above the expectations of the Coach. When Anant reaches the venue, we see the climax taking place, with Semi finals and final match of his team. This concluding part is not predictable, sending a timely message -‘ It’s not always about winning! to all those into sports field, especially those into coaching. It defines the new meaning of success.

Some of the scenes, related to the problems faced by the players, have been shot well by director Tejas Deoskar, including the passion for the game witnessed in Anant’s behaviour. But, he has shown the Coach as a ring master all the time. It would have been better, if he had shown him actually in some action scenes. Sandeep would have certainly obliged. One can understand about Anant’s colleague Bhavna( Sarika Nilatkar), who is shown returning back to training, few years after marriage. But, to show the lead man in action was possible. The film does not deviate from its theme from start to finish. The director has not made use of humour much through screenplay and dialogues, though there was scope for the same.

Nevertheless, looking at the sincerity in presenting this story and efforts taken to promote the game of basketball, besides delivering a message for sports lovers, ‘Ajinkya’has turned out to be a well made film. It’s almost a ‘one man show’ by actor Sandeep Kulkarni, who seemed to be totally involved into his character. The intensity with which he gets involved into his character, is to be highly appreciated. Kadambari kadam has played her part well, through perfect body language in the role of Saee, where she voices the concern of all such women facing similar situation. Sarika Nilatkar has limited scope; but it was nice to see her, after a long break. The youngsters have played their parts well. Susmit Limaye’s music is just apt for different situations. But, Abhijit Abde’s photography is good. He has shot the match sequences on huge indoor court, very well.

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The rocking & trendy music of ‘Mission Possible’, a Marathi film is set to revolutionise Marathi Cinema. distributed by Percept Picture Company, the film’s music was launched in a star studded grand event recently at Grand Imperial Andheri Mumbai. Among the guest were Saie Tamhankar, Pushkar Jog, Manisha Kelkar, Swapnil Bandodkar, Resham Tipnis, Sanjay Jadhav, Chitrashi Rawat, Kranti Redkar, Kadambari Kadam, Umesh Jadhav, Aditya Sarpoddar, Ganesh Yadav & Nanubhai. The event began with dance performance by Pushkar Jog on the music of the title song.

Salim-Suleiman launched the music of this Marathi Film. Composed by young talents Sai & Piyush duo, the music is fresh with new sounds, rocking music & youthful songs, which is sure to be a hit with the masses.

Besides the film the Music also has many firsts to its credits. For the first time the film has a song entirely in English. The composers have used new sounds which have never before been used in Marathi films. “Marathi films traditionally have good music. Our aim was to introduce fresh music with universal appeal, music that not only catches-on with Marathi youths but also be liked by people, regardless of the language or culture they belong to.” Said Piyush.

“The Film has music that would be liked by everybody. From the title song which is a rock genre & sure to encourage you to wear your dancing shoes, to soul stirring ‘Swapna Sha’….the film has an all encompassing music”. added Sai.

Directed by Pushkar Jog, “Mission Possible” a big budget, film, treads a new path in Marathi Cinema by offering a complete entertainer with action, emotions, style, trendy music, dance, romance & glamour all rolled into one, backed by a intriguing murder mystery. Something that’s not commonly seen in Marathi Cinema. The film attempts to enthuse the youth to watch Marathi Cinema by slick production values, modern sets, exotic locales & dose of glamour. “Swapna Sha…” sung by Swapnil Bandodkar is the first Marathi song to be shot in scenic Ladakh.

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