Raja Harishchandra - in 1913, was made in the Marathi language. Over the past few decades, though, Marathi cinema lost its ...

A romantic short story by Marathi novelist Chandrakant Kakodkar won a legal battle for creative freedom in 1969. Kakodkar’s ...

It has continued even today. Books are published and well-liked in regional languages. Marathi literature is no exception.

Noted litterateur Purushottam Laxman Deshpande, popularly known as Pu La, enriched Marathi literature for over five decades through ceaseless writing, travelogues, plays, cinema, music and one-man ...

A prolific writer, today his books are no longer available in the public domain. This is the story of many Marathi writers seeking a pan-Indian and international audience for their books of ...

Marathi literature can take pride in works that speak candidly against women’s sexual and religious exploitation, with novels like Jogin, Bhavin, Bhandarbhog, Chondka, Bhinna, Br, Sood ...

Marathi literature is reaching out to people through books, which in turn, are appealing to the connoisseurs of good cinema. Ranjit Desai’s “Raja Ravi Varma”, “Shala” by Milind Bokil and N.

From the revered saint-poets like Tukaram and Dnyaneshwar to modern-day writers, Marathi literature has made significant contributions to Indian culture. Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Din is a tribute to ...

Also, heaps of bookstagrammers in regional languages are spreading the word of literature to those who had no inkling of it.” The recent 98 th Marathi Sahitya Sammelan held in New Delhi saw ...

Premiered at Busan, it hits Indian theatres this June. With strong roots in Marathi literature and theatre, including experimental theatre, Marathi cinema has always produced strong films ...