It has become a traditional practice now to announce your resolutions for the new year. And, our Marathi Stars including Marathi film and TV stars are also part of it. It is a common question asked to most of them during the end of previous year, as to what is their resolution for the new year and each one of them have disclose their plans.

Kranti Redkar, whose two films ‘Karaar‘ and ‘Truckbhar Swapna‘ are releasing early 2017, feels that she should focus more on time management, besides paying more attention on doing something different, instead of getting typecast. With her characters in these two films, she can say so.

Upendra Limaye, who is known for his award winning films ‘Jogwa‘ and ‘Yellow‘ , is also of the opinion that an actor should attempt variety of roles through new wave films. His next film ‘Kshitij‘ is the best example of what he expects from a film. Upendra is playing a realistic character of a farmer in this film.

Popular actress Prarthana Behere frankly doesn’t believe in new year resolutions. Actually she prepares a list of 10 priorities and pays attention on achieving them one by one. But, this year she is going to be very particular about collecting all the information before signing a project. At the same time, she is excited about her next releases starting with ‘Fugay‘ followed by her other films, shooting of which has already been completed.

Well Known TV actress Namrata Awate , known for her perfect timing for comedy, will be very serious about losing her weight, during the new year. At present her serial ‘Ga Sahajani‘ is on the air.

Mandar Kulkarni, who plays the lead role of Parth in the serial ‘Aamhi Dogha Raja Rani‘ is more concerned about protection of our environment. So, he has planned to plant maximum tress during the new year, to create awareness. At the same time, he has assured his admirers to offer quality entertainment during the new year through his serial. Another actress, Namrata Gaikwad has also announced that she would plant maximum trees during the new year to give something back to the mother nature.