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Marathi actors Dilip Prabhavalkar, Kishori Shahane, Jyoti Malshe, Manoj Joshi and Nikhil Ratnaparkhi bonded over their love for the Konkan region at a do earlier this week

After running successfully for over three years, the Marathi daily soap 'Swapnanchya Palikadle' will go off air in the first week of February

'Tumbbad' has returned to theaters, captivating audiences once more with its haunting narrative. Filmmakers have released unseen footage showcasing the intricate process behind Daadi's transformation. Directed by Rahi Anil Barve and praised for its gripping story and production design, 'Tumbbad' originally premiered at the Venice International Film Festival in 2018.

The trailer for 'Tumbbad' has been released, renewing interest in this folk horror film ahead of its September 13 re-release. Set in a mythological village and featuring the creature Hastar, actor-producer Sohum Shah shared behind-the-scenes images of its creation. The critically acclaimed film won several awards and was praised for its cinematography and art direction.

Marathi director Nagraj Manjule (of 'Fandry' fame) was in for a rude shock when he was denied accommodation in Pune, because he is single

Kalawant Dhol Tasha troop recently performed at Shri Siddhivinayak Mandir trust in Mumbai as a part of their visarjan procession. Prior to the performance, Marathi film actress Shruti Marathe had extended an invitation on her Instagram account to attend the procession.

The re-release of 'Tumbbad' is set for September 13, 2024, with a new trailer presented by Eros Now. Originally released in 2018, the film is known for its unique blend of horror and fantasy. Directed by Rahi Anil Barve, it has received critical acclaim and several awards. The film will only be available in theaters.

Anil Barve's 'Tumbbad,' featuring Sohum Shah, returned to theaters on September 13. The horror fantasy set in Maharashtra delves into human greed and was initially premiered in 2018. Over time, it has amassed a cult following. Fans are enthusiastic about its re-release, appreciating the film's sound design and narrative. The netizens are calling the film a 'masterpiece' and they are also lauding the film's cinematography and music among other aspects.

Sohum Shah discussed his disappointment when 'Tumbbad' initially failed at the box office but emphasized his continued dedication to acting. The film later gained recognition, leading to a successful re-release. Shah has now announced 'Tumbbad 2', suggesting a darker and more ambitious sequel.

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