Ata Thambaycha Naay!

Every once in a while there's a marathi movie that makes the audience fall in love with marathi cinema all over again. This is the movie. This film makes you take your family out on a weekend. The marathi film audience was craving for something like this.

No unnecessary drama, a well written story, a superb cast this movie ticks all the boxes. These are the kind of movies one wants to watch in theatres. Inspired from real events, this movies nudges you to recognize and respect the people who keep our surroundings clean, the municipality staff that never sees any recognition for all the work they do for us.

The story is inspired by the real-life journey of Udaykumar Shirurkar, a retired Assistant Municipal Commissioner (AMC), who motivated 23 Class IV workers of the BMC to complete their basic school education.

The renowned actors Bharat Jadhav and Siddhartha Jadhav, who have previously worked together in several successful films and are much loved by audiences, are reuniting on screen after many years.

The film stars an ensemble cast including Bharat Jadhav, Siddhartha Jadhav, Ashutosh Gowarikar, Prajakta Hanamghar, Kiran Khoje, Parna Pethe, Om Bhutkar and Rohini Hattangadi. Based on a true incident, the story highlights the dedication and lives of employees of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation. The story has been inspired by an incident that took place in BMC in 2017.

Ata Thambaych Nay is one of the finest Marathi films made to date an absolute must-watch for every Marathi cinema lover.. The film beautifully delivers a strong social message: "Education is like a tigress's milk only the one who can truly endure it will succeed." This thought-provoking line is the soul of the film.

With a stellar star cast, brilliant performances, exceptional cinematography, powerful music, and most importantly, a meaningful vision and direction by Shivraj Waichal sir this film truly stands out... Today, my respect for Bharat Jadhav has grown immensely. Hat's off! One particular scene stayed with me when an emotional teacher confronts a student who takes post-mortem photographs."Tu meleleya mansanche photo kadhto na, kadh mag maza pan." Dialogues like these give you goosebumps and hit you hard. The film also highlights the uniqueness of every CHARACTER (charitrya) and every artist in this movie has lived their role with honesty and depth... Ata Thambaych Nay is not just a film it's an experience. Don't miss it..!💯🔥

Aataa Thambchaya Nai!' - The story of those who did not give up

When an initiative gives them a second chance at education, 23 BMC sanitation workers set out to complete their SSC. Trapped between work and family responsibilities, their struggle for education paves a difficult path ahead. This film shows how people who used to just get work orders have now started taking their own decisions in life.

After watching this film, the struggles of our lives seem very small! The struggle of the sanitation workers in this film brings tears to the eyes but at the same time gives the strength to dream. The story of this film is a reality in the lives of countless people. After watching this film, you will understand the true power and importance of education. Darkness in the theater, big screen and this song..Aataa Thambaychay Nai.! Goosebumps Guaranteed Shivraj Vaichal's directorial debut is quite remarkable. Siddharth and Bharat Jadhav's work is charismatic as always. The title song by Ajay - Atul is inspiring and will go a long way! The story of the film itself is a wonderful story and the film fully supports it.

Aata Thambchaya Nai!

The inspiring journey begins. Atching this film means looking at life anew! Do go and watch this film in the cinema hall.

I am proud to see a Marathi movie so well made. The Jadhav duo have nailed it. Tears never stopped flowing from my eyes as i could connect so well.

I, as belonging to a Marathi audience, have always envied well made South movies. Now i have an Ace to show off. Will promote this movie to all my friends and family.

Movie is based on a true story. And the lovely part is it's not at all exaggerated. It keeps you engaged right from frame 1. It shows the struggle of BMC workers. A life and struggle unknown to many privileged.

I'm so content that i may even watch it again in theatres. A must must watch.