Producer: Dinesh P. Bhonsle, Darius Patel & Sneha Fatarpekar
Exe-Producer: Deepak Anjaria, Abhishek Dharwhekar
Director: Dinesh P. Bhonsle
Writer: Dinesh P. Bhonsle
ScreenPlay: Dinesh P. Bhonsle
Dialogues: Guru Thakur, Dattaram Kamat Bambolkar
Lyrics: Guru Thakur, Kshitij Zarapkar & Anil Samant
Music: Achut Thakur
Cinematography: Debu Deodhar
Editors: Deewakar Bhonsle , Virendra Gharse
Sound Design: Anchal Srivastava
Background Music : Nilesh Moharir
Art Direction: Sushant Shivnath Tari
Costume: Poornima Oak
Make Ups: Poornima Oak
Still Photographey: Vinod Deshpande
Publicity Designs: Girish Madkaikar
Production Designer: Anil Baindur
Cast: Girish Pardeshi, Kshitij Zarapkar, Mrunal Deshpande, Nandu Madhav, Dr. Vilas Ujawane, Rajdeep Naik, Veena Jhamkar, Guru Thakur, Pradeep Naik, Sandeep Mehta, Maithaili Jaokar, Madhukar Joshi, Balvant Deshpande, Manoj Chindarkar, Tulsidar Sawant, Prasanna Mhambrey, Jayesh Bhagkar, Sidharth Moonj, Felizardo Goes, Shantaram Pawar, Venkatesh Naik, Ramanand Chodankar, Jaikrishana Goakar, Kiran Kerkar…
Awards: Zee Gaurav Awards 2008
Winner of Best Actor ‚ Best Supporting Actress
MAHARASTRA STATE AWARDS – 2009 winner of Best Make – Up
Nomition for
NOMINATION AND AWARDS
Six Nomination at Zee Gaurav Awards 2008 In Following Categories
Actor Supporting Actress
Story Music
Lyrics Art Direction
MAHARASTRA STATE AWARDS – 2009
Six Nominations In Following Categories
Actor Dialogues
Music Singer
Make-Up Film
MAHARASTRA TIME AWARDS 2009
Nomination : Best Cinematography
FILM SCREENED AT FOLLOWING FILM FESTIVALS
International Film Festivals Of India -2008
Maharashtra State Film Festival – 2009
Chtramaharshi Babarao Painter International Film Festival Kolahapur – 2009
Goa Marathi Film Festival – 2009
International Film Festival Of India – 2009
Website: http://www.marmabandh.com/

Set during the last stage of Portuguese rule in Goa, Marmabandh explores themes of collision between real life and the power of the artistic urge to renew itself.
Jayvant Shirodkar excels on the Marathi stage in female character. Financial compulsions make him to seek a job in far way Bombay as a technician in film processing lab but he keeps deeply rooted to the theatre. After an argument with his senior in the workplace, he quits the job to join theatre in Goa. Unhappy over his decision to join theatre, his wife Jayanti finds it difficult to adapt to the new life. This results in constant arguments between the two. One day the argument culminates in an accidental death of Jayanti and Jayvant is sentenced to life imprisonment.
Goa becomes part of India in 1961 and Jayvant gets amnesty along with other prison inmates. He wants to pursue his passion but the times are changed. There is very little scope for males performing female roles. The film unfolds trials and tribulations of an artist who’s craving to recapture the glory days through the changing times, clinging on to his passion for theatre.will he succeed?

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