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Image 1 — Do old Marathi serials feel more meaningful than today’s TRP-driven shows, or is it just nostalgia?”
Image 2 — Do old Marathi serials feel more meaningful than today’s TRP-driven shows, or is it just nostalgia?”
Image 3 — Do old Marathi serials feel more meaningful than today’s TRP-driven shows, or is it just nostalgia?”
Image 4 — Do old Marathi serials feel more meaningful than today’s TRP-driven shows, or is it just nostalgia?”

Do old Marathi serials feel more meaningful than today’s TRP-driven shows, or is it just nostalgia?”

I’ve been rewatching and recalling older Marathi serials like Honar Sun Me Hya Gharchi, Julun Yeti Reshimgathi, Unch Majha Zoka, Vadalvaat, Kulvadhu, Ekach Hya Janmi Janu, and Dil Dosti Duniyadari.

Compared to today’s serials, the feel is very different.

Older shows felt slower but more structured. Characters were more consistent, and relationships developed gradually instead of being driven by constant twists.

For example, Julun Yeti Reshimgathi focused on emotional buildup, while Honar Sun Me Hya Gharchi had simple but coherent family dynamics. Unch Majha Zoka also stood out for its depth beyond just drama.

Now many current shows feel more stretched for conflict, with repeated misunderstandings and frequent character changes just to push episodes forward.

But I also wonder—Is this actually better writing from the past, or just nostalgia because those shows are already complete?

What do you think—has Marathi serial storytelling improved or declined over time?

u/delusional2104 — 12 hours ago

Do people still think cooking is only a woman’s responsibility?

I’ve noticed that even today, in many households, cooking is automatically expected from women — regardless of whether they’re working or not.

Why is it still seen as a “default role” instead of a basic life skill everyone should have?

Is this mindset actually changing, or are we just pretending it has?

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u/delusional2104 — 4 days ago

Has anyone watched “Varvarche Var-Vadhu” starring Suvrat Joshi and Sakhi Gokhale?

I’ve been seeing clips and promos of this natak and it looks interesting, especially because of the cast. I really liked them in DDD, so I’m curious how this play is.

How’s the story, pacing, and overall experience? Is it more comedy or emotional drama?

Worth watching live?

u/delusional2104 — 4 days ago

Did anyone else feel Sujay had a soft corner for Reshma in Dil Dosti Duniyadari?

I’ve been rewatching the show and something caught my attention. There are a few subtle moments where Sujay’s behavior towards Reshma feels a bit… different. Not obvious or over-the-top, but more like a quiet, unspoken affection.

It’s never really explored properly in the storyline, but the way he reacts around her in certain scenes made me wonder if there was something more there.

Or am I just overthinking normal friendship dynamics?

Curious if anyone else noticed this

u/delusional2104 — 5 days ago

Underrated Marathi serials that deserved more hype?

Apan sagle popular serials baghitlet, pan kahi shows ase pan hote je content-wise strong hote pan hype nahi milala.

Looking for genuinely underrated Marathi serials—

not the obvious popular ones.

Bonus if you can mention:

-kay vegla hota tya show madhe

-ka underrated rahila asel?

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u/delusional2104 — 6 days ago

Today I found out that ‘किती सांगायचय मला किती सांगायचय’ is written by Spruha Joshi.

किती सांगायचय मला किती सांगायचय

किती सांगायचय मला किती सांगायचय

कोरडया जगात माझ्या,

भोवती चार भिंती

बोचरे नकार सारे

आशा क्षणात विरती

बेचैन स्वप्नांची अन पाखरे हरून जाती

मनाच्या पाऱ्याला मग आवरू किती

किती सांगायचय मला किती सांगायचय

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u/delusional2104 — 7 days ago

Underrated Marathi movies that deserve more hype

Everyone talks about Sairat, but what are some lesser-known gems?

I’ll start: Killa, Elizabeth Ekadashi,Valu,Devool

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u/delusional2104 — 7 days ago

Why do we focus more on an actor’s personal life than their work?

Recently I made a post about Piyush Ranade’s work, but most of the comments shifted towards his personal life (like his marriages) or calling it PR, instead of discussing his performances.

Genuine question—why does this happen so often?

Is it:

easier to judge personal choices than critique acting?

or are we more interested in off-screen drama than on-screen work?

or has ‘PR’ become a default tag whenever someone posts something positive?

Not defending or criticizing—just trying to understand why discussions move away from the actual craft so quickly.

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u/delusional2104 — 9 days ago

Marathi cinema vs Marathi TV: opposite storytelling worlds

TV is repetitive but emotionally addictive. Cinema is impactful but short-lived.

Why does:

TV = long emotional attachment

Cinema = short hype + forget

Which one actually creates stronger audience connection?

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u/delusional2104 — 9 days ago

Does anyone remember “Ek savli mulgi nilya chatri khali”?

Strange how a song with almost no noise,

no hype, no exaggeration—

still manages to stay longer than most.

Maybe subtle things don’t demand attention…

they earn it over time.

u/delusional2104 — 10 days ago

Is Marathi cinema becoming too comfortable with being ‘simple’?

Marathi cinema is often praised for being simple, relatable, and grounded. But somewhere, this strength is turning into a limitation.

We celebrate “halke-fulke” storytelling—but are we slowly avoiding complexity?

Why is it that:

Marathi natak still explores bold, uncomfortable themes

but Marathi cinema often plays safe with slice-of-life narratives?

Is it audience preference, budget constraints, or lack of risk-taking?

Because simplicity is powerful—but repetition isn’t.

If the audience already connects so deeply, isn’t this the perfect time to experiment with genres like:

psychological thrillers

science fiction

layered social dramas

Or are we underestimating our own audience?

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u/delusional2104 — 10 days ago

Underrated presence of Piyush Ranade in Marathi TV

I feel Piyush Ranade has always been a strong performer in Marathi television, but doesn’t get enough recognition compared to his work.

Especially his role in the serial “Ekach Hya Janmi Janu”, where his performance felt very natural and emotionally grounded. The show itself had a strong emotional connect, and his acting added a lot to it.

He has a very effortless screen presence that doesn’t feel overacted, which is rare in daily soaps.

Do you think he is underrated in Marathi TV industry or just selectively remembered for a few roles?

u/delusional2104 — 10 days ago

What makes Marathi cinema feel more ‘real’ than other industries?

There’s something about Marathi films — the characters, dialogues, settings — that feel very grounded and authentic.

What do you think contributes to this realism? Budget constraints, writing style, or cultural roots?

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u/delusional2104 — 10 days ago

Is Sairat overrated or still the best Marathi film?

Everyone calls Sairat a masterpiece, and while it’s definitely impactful, I feel there are other Marathi films with equally strong storytelling that don’t get the same recognition.

Do you think Sairat deserves all the hype?I don't think so it was that much hype deserving movie.

u/delusional2104 — 10 days ago

Which are your favourite Zee Marathi title songs?

my most favourite are ekach hya janmi janu and unch maza zoka.

u/delusional2104 — 14 days ago

any gossip/tea about Piyush Ranade?( Shrikant from Ekach Hya Janmi janu)

Currently binge watching Ekach Hya Janmi janu.

And the title song, damn so good sung by vaishali Samant and written by Ashiwini Shende.(check out if you haven't). Currently liking his acting so much,that's why maybe three women's fell for him😭💌

u/delusional2104 — 15 days ago