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Marathi cinema may not be the best in the world at the moment, but one cannot deny that over the years, we have seen the craft being preserved by mavens who have richly contributed to the film industry. We have generations of directors/actors/writers who have given us something to be proud of for years to come. If you want to check out the latest showtimes, movie trailers or gossip around Marathi movies releasing in 2023, you have just arrived at the right place folks!. Below is the movie listing reference is your one end solution for all the latest updates about latest Marathi movies running in the theatres. Check out the list of latest Marathi movies.

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December bid a pleasant goodbye with festivities loaded with long weekends. With due respect to both Lady December and the Goddess of Holidays, I decided to curl up on my couch and binge watch movies. And this time, paying heed to some long pending recommendations, I decided to finally watch some of the Marathi movies on my list. Before I go any further, the disclaimer is that I am not a big movie-buff and have grown to be very selective in my choices. So it is likely that this may come across as a myopic interpretation of movies all around us. Also, that my knowledge about the constitution of a good movie or about movie making dynamics - is zilch; but as a viewer and in my opinion - watching a movie is like reading a new book or perhaps even like visiting an unseen destination. It is some sort of a story-telling by someone unknown to you. You essentially get transported into a someplace else, and in the process uncovering yet another dimension of evolution, society or for that matter, your own-self.

Having said that, I am well aware that there is a certain predefined set of audience for every genre of a movie and rightly so, be it the Dabanng type or the Manto type. Emphasis here is not on the actor but the character and the central theme of the movie. Like we know the definitive set of audience for the Raj and the Rahul's of the Hindi Cinema. But we are observing that in the recent times, the world of Hindi cinema is embracing more realistic and content driven movies. This is welcoming, for we know that cinema is powerful medium of mass communication and change. However, when I dig a little deeper, in the Marathi movies that I got to binge watch, the realization is that Regional movies of this nation have far superseded the art of this story-telling. I am by no means undercutting any of our Bollywood produce, instead, am trying to draw your attention to this acute transition of Marathi cinema. Or the fact could be that, Marathi movies were always admirable but people like me are getting introduced to it only now with the advent of OTTs and the uncovering of internet flood gates in India.

Case in point, Fandry. It is not about Hindi vs non-Hindi language or about the affluent backdrops vs the needy or about exotic plots vs the ordinary or about the iconic actors vs the unsung. It is about the 'authenticity' in the movie. The genuineness of movies like Fandry hits the bulls-eye. There are other movies like Natrang, Natsamarat or Jogwa which I feel are still privileged, sanctified with celebrated actors or powerful historical or communal story-lines. So perhaps lets regard them as exceptions. But like Fandry there are more - Shwaas or Court. There is a certain candidness in the way these movies are made. They are raw, simple, straight-forward and truthful. Such movies do not ride on popularity of their star-cast or do not carry the magnetism of religious or historical plots and are definitely not larger-than-life portrayal of lives. They are simple stories of day-to-day lives of anyone. Stories of how a common-man deals with different emotions of their daily lives.

Take for example, Devrai or Deeol. Devrai is a rather dark movie with a disturbing plot, hence does not fall in the mass audience bucket. But I was moved with the genuineness of its depiction. This movie is about a schizophrenic, and we have had movies made on them before. Classic being The Beautiful Mind. Similarly with Devrai, a viewer actually gets carried into the mind of a mentally challenged person and effortlessly learns to understand - why and how they behave, the way they behave in their ailment. A worthwhile message to the society to take cognizance of such a condition and draw respect to these people. Then there are movies like Premachi Gosht or Aamhi Doghi - real issues and real emotions. They easily hit a home run. Its mass.

In my own naive decoding, I am of the opinion that Hindi cinema has somewhat lost its vision juggling between input vs output ratios and their commercial equilibrium. And Marathi cinema on the other hand is still rooted with the essence of content and its connection. In the pursuit of driving aspirational and futuristic content for the ambitious core Indian audience, Hindi cinema perhaps has missed the bus. The larger question however is - do audience dictate which type of movies should be made or do movies lead the audience into building an ascertained society? Either ways, I am no expert.

But, I cannot give you a better comparison than Sairat vs Dhadak to explain the minimalism of Marathi movies. The unfiltered rawness with austere depictions of everything from locations to emotions is what makes this industry stand class apart. What do you say?

Watching regional content on OTT platforms is always a huge delight. Additionally, there has also been quite a large demand for these content forms. The rise in demand for Marathi, Malayalam, Bengali and other regional movies means that platforms such as Amazon Prime Video have also jumped on the bandwagon. Now, if you are looking for some good Marathi movies on Amazon Prime, then here are our recommendations around it.

This is an official remake of the award-winning Tamil film, Kaaka Muttai. It is an extremely sweet and sentimental movie that shows the everyday struggles of the lesser privileged people. Survival is a constant theme in this movie, where the privileged and the powerful live on greed and reward it as well.

It is a new-age story where seven women from different backgrounds decide to go on a trip to Great Britain with the same travel agency. However, their lives are about to change drastically on this trip. To know more, you will have to watch it on Amazon Prime.

In Duniyadari, you meet the protagonist Shreyas who does not enjoy a comfortable relationship with his parents. However, he has lucked out when it comes to his friends, with a loyal and loving bunch from his college. Now, Shreyas wishes to fix his love life by trying to win over the beautiful Shirin. But will he succeed? Or will his attempts bite the dust? Duniyadari was shot in Pune and received an extremely warm welcome across the multiplexes of Maharashtra. Looking for comedy Marathi movies on Amazon Prime? Well, this has some comic dialogues and is also high on emotions and romance.

In this movie, you meet the elderly couple Abhijat and Lata who are living their fast-paced lifestyle in the metropolis of Mumbai. However, they soon realise that time is running out in their lives. Therefore, they decide to start making the most of it. Watch how they change their lives and go on to become a happier couple in this eart-warming movie.

This is the story of Nandini, who is a photographer by profession. Nandini struggles with the onset of dementia, very early on in her life. As a result of her problems, she ends up getting neglected by her family too. All this ends up taking a toll on her mental health until she meets Viraj. He starts making her feel better and motivates her for a happier life.

Ganpat is a very famous Shakespearean actor who has a large property. Because of his age, he decides to divide his property among his two children. However, their ungratefulness ends up making Ganpat and his wife homeless when they are old. This leads to great suffering for the two.

This is the story of Chandramukhi, a lead dancer in the Lavani style dance form. Set in the 1980s, Chandramukhi ends up going through an unexpected series of events. A rising politician also gets involved in her life. Watch this one for the music, storylines, acting and dialogues. You will be in for an experience.

Like any good movie, the heroes and heroines play a big role in Marathi films. The heroines, or actresses, are particularly important. They bring the characters to life and make the story even more exciting. Over the years, there have been many talented Marathi actresses who have wowed audiences with their performances.

Sai Tamhankar is a famous Indian actress who works mainly in Marathi and Hindi movies. Born on June 25, 1986, in Sangli, Maharashtra, Sai developed a love for acting at a young age. After completing her school studies, she decided to follow her passion and pursue a career in the film industry.

Besides working in films, Sai has also acted in television shows and plays. She has worked with many famous actors and directors during her career. Sai Tamhankar is considered one of the top actresses in the Marathi film industry.

Urmila Kanitkar is a well-known Indian actress who mainly appears in Marathi and Hindi movies. She was born on May 4, 1986, in Pune, Maharashtra, and she was interested in the performing arts from a young age.

Sonali Kulkarni is a well-known actress from India. She was born on November 3, 1974, in Pune, Maharashtra. Sonali is very talented and can act in multiple languages. She has acted in Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, Kannada, and Tamil movies.

Amruta Khanvilkar is a famous actress from India who works in Marathi and Hindi films. She was born on November 23, 1984, in Pune, Maharashtra. Amruta was always interested in acting and followed her passion to become an actress.

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