Chhaya Kadam

Nude is a 2018 Marathi movie starring Kalyani Mulay, Chhaya Kadam, Madan Deodhar, Om Bhutkar and Naseeruddin Shah. The story revolves around Yamuna, who comes to Mumbai with her teenage son after a fallout from her husband’s abuse. The movie then showcases the struggle of a single mother who poses as a nude model for students of an art college, in order to fund her son's education.

Inspector Pawar becomes suspicious of commando Ganesh Dhangde because of his odd behaviour and decides to investigate the truth about his real identity.

Bathed in luminous shades of blue, Payal Kapadia’s Cannes prizewinner conjures an oasis of warmth amid the hustle and bustle of Mumbai. Making space for tenderness in an unforgiving society, this soulful portrait of female friendship and resilience swells with the sensuous poetry of everyday life.

Mamta uses her wit and cunning to make ends meet, but everything changes when she finds a corrupt tycoon's phone and begins a risky blackmail scheme.

A newly arranged marriage. An oddball couple shoved together in a small Mumbai shack. Awkward and alone-together, unpredictable Uma (Radhika Apte) does her best to cope with the heat, her total lack of domestic skills, and her bumbling spouse. However, the nocturnal world of Mumbai provokes a disturbing transformation that forces her to embrace her darkest impulses.

The film follows the stories of Chaandi, a transgender, and Kaali, a widow, who decide to defy social rules to become lovers. Will they find peace and respect in a world that ignores their identities?

Mistakenly swapped en route to their new husbands' homes, two brides navigate their unexpected surroundings, making delightful self-discovery journeys.

Dodo, Ayush, and Pinku make an ordinary trio of boys who've been best friends since they were 10. Years have passed and lives have changed but one thing hasn't; their age-old dream of doing a Goa trip. They reunite years later and decide to take a trip to Goa, but what follows is a sequence of very bad decisions taken by three very luckless boys and unintentionally hilarious situations.

Fandry is a moving and hard-hitting drama from first-time writer-director Nagraj Manjule, who introduces this screening. Set in contemporary times, the narrative tells the story of teenager Jabya and his family, who are Dalits.

A youngster from a poor family does everything to win the prestigious Maharashtra Kesari wrestling competition.