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Turup: Chess, caste, religion come together in this film to make a compelling point

Chess, casteism and religion come together in a compelling cocktail in Ektara Collective's film Turup | #FirstCulture

Why Sairat filmmaker Nagraj Manjule's poetry may prove to be his more powerful legacy

Nagraj Manjule may be better known as the director of Fandry and Sairat, but it is with his poetry hat he has achieved something truly phenomenal

Dhadak: What a Sairat fan expects from the ‘Dharma-fication’ of Nagraj Manjule’s modern-day classic

While it will not be much of a task for Dharma to recreate Sairat's soul-stirring music in Dhadak, what really counts is the intent behind the remake.

Faster Fene: Riteish Deshmukh's production brings beloved Marathi fictional character to screen

Faster Fene is not a Fandry or Natrang that will make it to the list of 'Marathi Movies to Watch Before You Turn 37 ' or something, but it is certainly a film that can open up Marathi cinema to a wider audience

64th National Film Awards 2017: Dominance of Marathi films in winners list isn't a fluke

The Marathi film industry has always nurtured cinematic gems, and films like Kaasav, Ventilator and Dashakriya winning 2017's top National Awards is proof.

Sairat and violence: Nagraj Manjule discusses his marathi debut at The Indian Film Festival

Screened as the opening film of the Indian Film Festival The Hague, Sairat left the Dutch audiences shocked. many of them walked up to Manjule to tell him that the final image of the film continues to haunt them even after a couple of days.

'Sairat' director Nagraj Manjule's ex-wife speaks up about domestic abuse, neglect

Fandry and Sairat director Nagraj Manjule has been accused of domestic abuse and negligance by his ex-wife Sunita Manjule.

'Fandry' director Nagraj Manjule's 'Sairat' puts Bollywood love stories like 'Baaghi' to shame

The irony is that 'Sairat' was released on the same day as an old-as-the-hills masala action romance pointlessly named 'Baaghi'

Chauranga review: Simplistic and earnest, yet this Sanjay Suri-starrer lacks a punch

Also, with the runtime of only 85 minutes, Chauranga feels overcrowded with characters and subplots

Chauranga review: This film on caste oppression is pale in comparison to Marathi film 'Fandry'

After Chauranga ends, the statistics on screen inform you that two Dalits are murdered everyday.