Picasso

Simple story, good acting. Short and emotionally packed. This movie is extra special to me as I'm from Kokan.

Beautiful film with simple story. Performance from Prasad Oak is very good

Extra points to document/present "DASHAAVATAAR" for future generations in entertaining way.

Considering this movie is made for 10% of typical Bollywood and 1% of Hollywood movie budghet . Everybody involve deserve special thanks for this work of art.

When I began watching this movie, I expected it would be one of those movies a boy rising from humble background and then achieving something big, happy ending you know. But , more than that, it surprised me with such a unique folk theatre art. To watch that was mesmrising. The movie is just perfect, could not find any flaws in it, almost sounded like a true story. I am not a Marathi speaking person and never had a chance to be resident of any city in Maharashtra, however I must say the content of most of the Marathi movies is way better than Bollywood movies.

First of all this is not a typical Indian " Masala Movie". Director have cautiously tried to interlink usual aspects of movie with theatre form of "Dashavatar". Protagonist of the movie aptly showcases day to day difficulties faced by these artist while trying to preserve this art form. It was great to see so many local Dashavatar artists featuring in the movie. Throughout the movie beauty of monsoon cladded Konkan is captured beautifully . Like a Picasso, you need to understand certain nuances in the movie by reading between the lines. I felt that time span of the movie could have been enhanced by 10~15 minutes to create better emotional connect with the central characters. Overall I feel it is a great movie with a simple story line and beautiful execution!