Gondhal: Mumbai. Marathi film 'Gondhal' is now going to be released in theaters across the country. This film of director Santosh Davkhar will be released on the big screen on November 13. The special thing is that the film will be released not only in Marathi, but also in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. After joining the race for Oscar 2027, there is a race among fans to watch this film.
Made under the banner of Davkhar Films, the story of 'Gondhal' unfolds in the backdrop of rural Maharashtra. The film depicts the complex relationship between folk traditions, mysterious rituals and crime. The aim of the makers is to take this story to the audience of different languages.
The film became India's official entry into the Oscars.
'Gondhal' has been selected as India's official entry for the 99th Academy Awards i.e. Oscars 2027. This selection of the film has brought it into discussion across the country. Now preparations are being made to reach it to maximum audience through release in six languages.
There has also been news of an announcement from Hombale Films regarding the international release of the film. This will increase the possibility of taking the film to Indian fans as well as audiences living abroad.
A story entangled between tradition, relationships and crime
The story of the film revolves around a girl named Suman, who wants to get out of her married life. During this time, she takes the help of faith and superstition in the traditional folk rituals of her lover Sarjerao. Later in the story, hidden tensions between relationships, power struggles and conspiracies come to light.
Through the rituals that take place in the dark of night, the film tries to show the beliefs of the rural society and the conflicts hidden behind them. This combination of folk culture and thriller makes the story of the film different.
Many well-known actors will be seen in the film
'Gondhal' stars Kishore Kadam, Ishita Deshmukh, Yogesh Sohoni, Nishad Bhoir and Anuj Prabhu in important roles. The music of the film has been handled by veteran composer Ilaiyaraaja. Meanwhile, Amalendu Chaudhary has done the cinematography.
The film will be released in theaters in six languages on November 13. Amidst the selection of India's official entry for the Oscars and preparations for its nationwide release, the audience is now keeping an eye on what kind of response 'Gondhal' gets in the theatres.
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