Aamhi Doghi

Very emotional loved the story dialogues are awesome

I am a native Kannadiga, this is my 5th Marathi movie I watched and I must say marati movie industry has some of the amazing gems. This movie has literally taken me into Priya's life. I could feel the exact feelings she was feeling. The feels are unveiled one after the other which is just mind blowing. No drama, no unncessary songs or scenes. Just pure work of art. Kudos to the team and the actors.

Excellent screen play adapted from Gauri Deshpande's story brings to fore the unemotional unattached age of the present young ME in generation that believes in in your face lifestyle and relationship that goes against the Indian ethos.

Brilliant acting from Priya Bapat and supported by ever so perfect Mukta Barve brings meaningful life to the relevant story.

The movie is masterfully directed by Pratima Joshi; not a scene out of place, not an action incomplete, nothing missed in the background. Professional editing keeps engaging pace.

I am a huge fan of Mukta Barve but here Priya Bapat surprised me. She is so convincing and emotive. Love the story and the dialogues are to the point.

Hoping to catch this in theatre but not enough shows in Mumbai but very much glad that I was able to watch it on Amazon Prime.

Do watch this Gem of a movie.....

"If you like freedom then why do you cage your feelings?""If you like freedom then why do you cage your feelings?" It may sound to some as radical Marxist feminism but this is actually a story about a relationship-atheist. She is a complete package... smart, intelligent, beautiful and achiever and she is fully aware about that. As story gravitates towards the predictable conclusion, she stays on the high perch and magnetizes the flow. Commendable performances by gorgeous Priya Bapat who plays the protagonist, equally charming Mukta Barve and seasoned actor Kiran Karmarkar.