Ole Aale

Good actors in the teaser, is what pulled me to watch this movie in the theatre It also being shot in the Himalayas was another pull.

The comedy timing and story is great.

The movie really is a great family watch and can be enjoyed by every member inculding kids.

I would recommend everyone to go watch it in the theatre.

Nana is fabulous as always and all of the other actors have done a brilliant job. The teaser dosent give out a lot about the movie and that is a great bit. Went with moderate expectations and the movie a 9 on 10.

The drone shots capture the beauty of Uttarakhand very well. And the direction is top notch.

This movie made me express all the emotions I could possibly express during the film. What I loved the most about this movie was the Father-Son relationship that had been portrayed.

It is quite emotional film. I cried when I was watching this movie, especially the climax. It was so pleasant. This story touches our lives so closely. It is not just a family drama, but it also contains a message in it.

This movie is just a masterpiece! I changed my mindset about so many things in life. After this movie, I started to realize how important my family is to me.

A beautiful movie that's bound to make you feel emotional, also has some funny scenes that hit in a different kind of comedy, I recommend!

Ole Aale is a delightful movie that hits all the right notes with its perfect blend of comedy and impressive cinematography. The film takes you on a visually stunning trip to Uttarakhand, showcasing the breathtaking landscapes that add charm to the storyline. Beyond the laughs, it doubles up as a motivational watch, spotlighting the strong bond between a father and son. The comedic timing in "Ole Aale" is spot-on, delivering genuine laughs throughout. The filmmakers beautifully capture the essence of an Uttarakhand trip, making it a visual treat for the audience. The heartwarming portrayal of the father-son relationship adds an emotional layer to the storyline, making it relatable and touching.

There are almost a dozen Indian Movies in the last decade where individuals go on expeditions to find true meaning of life. 'Ole aale' is no different. A feel good, slice of life movie with great writing and excellent delivery by Nana Patekar.

The DOP has captured some stunning visuals of Himalayas and the Music by Sachin Jigar adds the much needed flavour which is usually not paid much attention in Marathi movies.

Screenplay gets erratic in the second half with the trio jumping from one location to the other and the love angle seems abrupt as well.

Overall, the movie successfully delivers the intended message with both laughter and tears in eyes.

Ole Aale undoubtedly stands as a treasure trove in cinema, a true marvel not to be missed! It surpasses the bounds of a traditional movie; it's a fulfilling journey, especially when shared among family. Every facet, from dialogues, editing, cinematography, music, to performances, is flawlessly executed. The film beautifully accentuates the essence of embracing life fully-a resonating theme that echoes strongly. Its portrayal of human emotions is intricately interwoven, captivating audiences throughout. What sets Ole Aale apart is its profound ability to establish a deep emotional connection. Beyond just a movie, it's a poignant narrative encapsulating life's intricacies in a genuinely relatable manner.