At a time when Marathi film industry is prospering with quality films and good business in theatres, ‘Bharatmata’ the oldest theatre in Mumbai is facing the crisis. The theatre owners have been served notice by NTC after expiry of the lease. Though the Chief Minister of Maharashtra has assured all necessary help to save this theatre and marathi cinema and if possible also take over the same. However, All India Marathi film Mahamandal have in their plea suggested that the present theatre owners may only be allowed to manage this theatre, with Maharashtra government seeking the support of Central government to request NTC for permitting the theatre to remain there.

Actually, the protest was organized by all Producers/directors of Marathi cinema with the support of political parties; but very few celebrities like Smita Talwalkar, Suhas Bhalekar, Sandeep Kulkarni, Vijay Kadam from Marathi cinema turned up. Labour Union leader Datta Iswalkar and MNS leader Bala Nadgaonkar were the only leaders physically present to support for the cause. This only indicated that Marathi film industry was not united to fight their own battle.

‘Bharatmata’ which is housed in the populated middle class and lower middle class township Lalbaug/ Parel, is the only entertainment source for marathi cinema lovers. Even if, there’s any such proposal like multiplex coming at this place, the local residents just can’t afford to watch cinema there. Will the Government of Maharashtra preserve this oldest cinema theatre and give justice to the Marathi cinema lovers ? Can we see a strong support coming from marathi film lovers to save ‘Bharatmata’?

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‘Yelkot Yelkot Jai Malhar’ a multi starer marathi film produced under the banner of Rainbow productions & presented by Aviraj Folwers is all set for release all over Maharashtra on Christmas day in more than 100 theatres. Mr.Santosh Raut , who has put in his vast experience of more than 12 years, will be making his debut as a director through this film . This film is about a true story of a theft that took place in the famous Khandoba temple of Jejuri near Pune.

The film has Dialogues penned by Manish Kulkarni & Ramesh Chauhan, screenplay by Santosh Raut, lyrics by Jagdish Khebudkar and music score by Achyut Thakur .
Milind Gunaji plays the lead role of an inspector who cracks the theft case. The other star cast comprises of Shewta Shinde, Mohan Joshi, Suhas Bhalekar,Asha lata, Vijay Chauhan,Ashok Samarth, Suhas Palshikar, Nutan Jayant, Kuldeep Pawar, Ali khan, Ravi Patwardhan & Priti Joshi. Payal Desai is making a debut in this marathi film playing an item girl .Camera work by Shyam Chauhan , Creative Art direction by Baba Patil, Stunts by Ijazbhai & Sound recording by Vilas Raut are other credits

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‘Yelkot Yelkot Jai Malhar’ a multi starer marathi film produced under the banner of Rainbow productions & presented by Aviraj Folwers is all set for release all over Maharashtra on Christmas day in more than 100 theatres. Mr.Santosh Raut,  who has put in his vast experience of more than 12 years, will be making his debut as a director through this film . This film is about a true story of a theft that took place in the famous Khandoba temple of Jejuri near Pune.

The film has Dialogues penned by Manish Kulkarni & Ramesh Chauhan, screenplay by Santosh Raut, lyrics by Jagdish Khebudkar and music score by Achyut Thakur .
Milind Gunaji plays the lead role of an inspector who cracks the theft case. The other star cast comprises of Shewta Shinde, Mohan Joshi, Suhas Bhalekar,Asha lata, Vijay Chauhan,Ashok Samarth, Suhas Palshikar, Nutan Jayant, Kuldeep Pawar, Ali khan, Ravi Patwardhan & Priti Joshi. Payal Desai is making a debut in this marathi film playing an item girl .Camera work by Shyam Chauhan , Creative Art direction by Baba Patil, Stunts by Ijazbhai & Sound recording by Vilas Raut are other credits

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