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Toronto praises Marati film 'Jayanti' positively with notes of oneness

Toronto praises Marati film 'Jayanti' positively with notes of oneness

Dec 07, 2021, at 05:26 am

Toronto/IBNS: Marathi movie Jayanti with English subtitles was very well perceived among the Canadian diaspora as Fox Theatre opened its doors on Sunday morning. Directed by Shailesh Narwade, and starring Ruturaj Wankhede, Titeeksha Tawade and Milind Shinde, the movie based on its unconventional theme won over the audience in Toronto.

Marathi movie Jayanti addresses the issue of casteism, set for screening in Toronto

Marathi movie Jayanti addresses the issue of casteism, set for screening in Toronto

Dec 04, 2021, at 07:06 am

Marathi movie Jayanti, directed by Shailesh Narwade, produced by Meliorist Film Studio and starring Ruturaj Wankhede, Titeeksha Tawde and Milind Shinde, has been making records in Maharashtra, despite a strong competition from the Bollywood, and pandemic-induced constraints.  Ahead of its screening in Toronto, IBNS Canada writer Debarati Mukherjee reports