April May 99

April May 99" is a heartwarming blend of emotions, nostalgia, humor, and stellar performances. Director Rohan Mapuskar, a renowned casting director, has assembled a perfectly cast ensemble, making each character feel authentic and relatable. Special mention to Sajiri Joshi (Jaai), who shines with promise, along with the entire child cast who bring their roles to life with sincerity. Raviraj Kande, Soumitra Pote, Gauri Kiran, and Rajshri Potdar (Aaji) deliver deeply touching performances that stay with you. The music by Rohan-Rohan beautifully complements the narrative- Takumba Tak, Summer Holiday, and Mann Jai Jai are standout tracks that strike both heart and soul. From storytelling and direction to visuals, music, and locations-every aspect of this film contributes to a truly joyous cinematic experience. A must-watch! :)

The movie is like give full vibe of village If you are konkan lover then must watch movie. The character of aaji is like hit the movie at top level , thoughts of village why Imp we will get all this from this movie. Some another stuff like homies likes that girl which feel like movie gone into another track but after that they covered that by aaji's death which broke the heart , very good experience with this movies.. If you love movies like swades, killa , karwaan, znmd, dil chahta he then please watch this movie ... will give you good vibe.. Maybe I love konkan too much that's why I feel too good but please watch movie....very good movie.

April May 99 is a beautiful slice-of-life Marathi film that transports you straight back to the innocence of the late 90s. The Konkan backdrop, the carefree summer days, and the simple joys of childhood are captured with such authenticity that you can almost feel the sea breeze and taste the ice-golas.

The child actors deliver heartfelt performances, especially Aaryan Menghji, Shreyas Thorat, Manthan Kanekar, and Sajiri Joshi. Their chemistry feels natural and unforced, making you relive your own childhood friendships. Director Rohan Mapuskar deserves praise for his sensitive storytelling-balancing nostalgia, humor, and tender emotions without ever becoming melodramatic.

The cinematography is a delight, using warm tones and natural settings that make every frame look like a postcard from Konkan. The background score is subtle yet effective, enhancing the emotional pull of the story.

Overall, April May 99 is not just a film-it's an experience. It reminds us of a time before mobile phones and social media, when friendship, curiosity, and innocence defined childhood. A must-watch for anyone who wants to smile, remember, and cherish those golden summers.

Cinematography, acting skills, direction, the way Shrivardhan showcased in each frame in this film is simply impressive! Emotions in each scene touches your heart.

Great job from all the team!

People don't leave cinema hall until and unless 99 frames from Jaai finished!

You keep on mumbling songs for few minutes even in the next scene, so music is also good!

Hello, This movie is very simple and nice showing life of people in konkan especially in the cell phone less era. It took me back 30 years before right into that era where television was only telecasting for one hour and for which we had to wait for hours. City life has became so stressed and fast that we almost forget to live in this moment. Its better than those Bollywood movies buggeted with 100 of crores.

Simplicity has become rare.