The story revolves around two boys hailing from the underbelly of Mumbai. But such is not the case with Half Ticket. Many complained about the discrepancies when it came to depicting the slums of India in Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire.
Nana Patekar plays the protagonist in this tragic tale and he's magical. He even has to deal with estrangement and dishonor from his own children. But here's a story that goes beyond that.Ī famous theatre actor retires only to discover the downside of his post-fame life. It isn't unknown for theatre artists to strive for their due credit in a country where film actors take all the limelight. The film delves into the over-exploited theme of relationships but does it in a way that is pleasant and leaves you with a stirring social message too. The film puts across the story of a man suffering from Alzheimer's, who goes missing. If you thought that Dear Zindagi was the only film that spoke about mental health, then wait till you watch Astu- So Be It! A story about love and struggles in a caste-obsessed society, Sairat deserved every bit of acclaim that it received. Sairat broke all records and majorly paved a way for Marathi cinema in the light of mainstream things. The big reveal of this year was a small-budget, regional film that floored the audience with its gripping story-line and phenomenal performances.
Here are 10 best films that the Marathi film industry gave us this year:
From record-breaking collections to striking performances by veteran actors, the Marathi film palate had it all. Marathi cinema, in particular, gave us some truly memorable films, this year. Hindi movies may have given us films like Housefull 3 and Rock On 2, but regional cinema was regularly churning out great content, one film after another. However, unlike Bollywood, it was the regional movie industries that managed to catch the audience's attention in a big way. While some films were good, others were majorly bad. When it comes to movies, 2016 was full of surprises.
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