Natarang

Marathi actors have never been short of talent. Unfortunately, the industry has been degenerating gradually, possible because of talented actors moving to bollywood, lower investments, etc. However, with films like Zenda, Harishchandrachi Factory and Natarang, one can safely say the industry has been resuscitated. Atul Kulkarni, Kishore Kadam and the others leave you spellbound with their performances. Their performances are so mezmerising, that you will find yourself watching a stage performance. The direction is not flawless, particularly in the last few minutes, where you get the impression that the director was tired. However the tightly written script and gripping story keep you on the edge for most of the time. The actors too must be credited for the perfect oration of Rural Marathi. Hats off to Ajay-Atul for their exceptional background score and music. The depiction of lavni & tamasha was maybe a bit too over-the-top. Overall, Natarang is an OUTSTANDING film!!

It was path breaking film for Marathi film in in 2020 and still not a single film did match this film

Good marathi movies are far in between and when a movie like "Natrang" (yes, its not "Natarang") comes by it certainly qualifies for a definite watch. The director (Ravi Jadhav) deserves a standing ovation. Every soul associated with the movie has poured his heart out and it clearly reflects in the proceedings. The narrative hooks the audience from the word go. The plot is engaging, screenplay engrossing and editing gives it a sleek feel. Noteworthy is the realistic touch in the garb of performance, location and the icing on the cake namely the language and dialect.

۩ Atul Kulkarni:: If there is any reason should you be propelled to watch the movie then make it Atul Kulkarni. Pay special attention to the commitment of Atul from portrayal of a strong physique labourer to a breathing life into the namby-pamby pansy. Nothing short of perfection.

۩ Sonali (with an "ee") Kulkarni:: In comparison to protagonist her character is subdued. But very pretty indeed, the green-eyed beauty captures attention from the word go. Needed more screen time for her character blossom into full glory.

۩ Vibhawari Deshpande:: Sadly her character got completely relegated to backseat resulting to a dwarfed character role. Editing perhaps?

۩ Kishore Kadam:: Effective portrayal. No string attached performance and a very strong screen presence.

۩ Amruta Khanvelkar:: What makes her item number etched in the minds of the audience is her screen presence and the composition of the lavani "Wajle Ki Barah" itself. Fantastic!!

Finally Zee Talkies should be applauded for backing this project. We need more of this.

Just watched this movie, its an absolute masterpiece movie.

This movie is a great example of how great marathi cinema can be.

Amazing performance by all actors special mention to Atul Kulkarni.

Sonali Kulkarni and Kishor Kadam also did an amazing job with their role.

The music by ajay atul is no short of magic

this is a must watch for every Maharashtrian.

Atul sir have made an amazing transformation in the movie, something that needs to be appreciated for sure.

This movie deserves an national award, its that great.

Please recommend this movie to everyone in your circle its a must watch

great work by Ravi Jadhav Sir.

Speaking of the poohs and boos in Regional Cinema are a thing of the past. I reckon Utterly jaw dropping visual treat when you experience this picture.A true example of how cinema is made and what its makes of it. The entire plot is accurately composed, pumped up story line keeps you at heels . Arguably the best soundtrack for a regional movie. As vivacious as a movie can get . Full of up and downs in setting of a traditional musical theater art of the past called tamasha. Marvellous acting skills displayed by the cast . Exemplary cast compositions , stunning camera work . We here in England are thrilled to see such a high class creative movie from Marathi Cinema which should be a delight for the world audience to watch . Want to show it to few English veterans, Cinema enthusiasts in Sheffield but wouldn't get a DVD with English subs .