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I live near the newly built WDFC and for the very first time I saw a double-stack container train passing through

I live very close to the newly built WDFC, forcthe first time I saw double-stack container train passing from the new tracks. This is JNPT Road in Navi Mumbai.

Pravin Tarde will work on much anticipated Mulshi Pattern 2 after the success of Deool Band 2. If this movie is even close to the quality of the first part it'll 100% do a estimated business of 150 crore and can even become Marathi's first 200 cr film.

Raja Shivaji which wasn't even a great movie did 120 cr business. Mulshi Pattern already has a huge fan base. Even after 8 years of release everyday I see reels related to the movie. It can create mayhem at the BO.

KJVMM - 30 Crore +
Raja Shivaji - 110 Crore +
Deool Band 2 - 25 Crore today*

The execution of brand new 'World Class' Navi Mumbai International Airport is an absolute disaster! No justice to Zaha Hadid's design. I think to complete it fast - the finishing was heavily compromised. Just look at these pictures!

Picture credits : anarcytect

Pravin Tarde is probably the most successful Marathi director when it comes to BO numbers. Deool Band 2 did a collection of 6.15 Crores in first 2 days and set to cross 10 crores today!

Prajakta Mali's Cannes post is probably the most liked post for any Marathi celebrity. The reel has 1 Million likes & 16 Million views currently.

Raja Shivaji collected ₹12.40 cr NBOC

The movie has broken all single day records in Marathi Cinema history. The previous highest single day collection was Baipan Bhaari Deva (₹6.10 cr GBOC). 40 Crore+ opening weekend expected!

Via Taran Adarsh

Sairaat has completed 10 years, a whole decade has passed. Yet Nagraj Manjule hasn’t directed a single Marathi film since then.

Sairaat changed Marathi cinema forever. The hype around the film and Manjule as a director was at its peak for years after its release. Any Marathi project he made during that period would have done great numbers, but he is yet to make another Marathi film.

After the success of Sairaat, he moved to Bollywood to direct Jhund. That move was understandable, especially with Amitabh Bachchan involved. However, the film got delayed and eventually released after the pandemic, where it didn’t perform well. It likely would have grossed much higher if it had released between 2018–19.

In the meantime, he hosted the Marathi version of Kaun Banega Crorepati, acted in Naal 2 and Ghar Banduk Biryani, among other projects. But over the years, the hype around him has faded.

If he had made at least two Marathi films in the last decade, the Marathi film industry could have been in a very different place today. Now he’s working on a Hindi web series, which, to be honest, people tend to forget within a week. His film Khashaba, announced in 2023, also seems to be stuck in limbo.

Manjule not directing a Marathi film after Sairaat is like S. S. Rajamouli not making any films after Baahubali. It feels like a huge missed opportunity for Marathi cinema.