Story: After being rejected almost nine times by girls, Vasant is all set to marry Haripriya. He is excited about the marriage but is misinformed about what to do after. Does that become a problem in the couple's life?
Review: Vashya (Pranav Raorane) aka Vasant's parents are trying to get him married but all the girls they go to meet reject Vasant. That, until he meets Haripriya (Sayali Sanjeev), who likes Vasant and agree to marry him.
The two get married but Vasant is slightly nervous about the first night after their marriage, primarily because of the taunts he is subjected to by the villagers of Atpadi. Ill-informed about sex and with no exposure to sex-education, Vasant depends on his equally misinformed friends for sex-related queries. His friends suggest him to take 'performance enhancing' tablets before going into the bedroom for his first night with his wife. This is where the whole confusion of the movie starts.
Pranav Raorane, who has been seen in small roles in Marathi films before, stands out in this film as does Sayali Sanjeev who performs with effortless ease in front of the camera.
The film is entertaining and informative at the same time. However, it is stretched in parts and crisper editing would've made it more interesting. That apart, Aatpadi Nights is a good watch.