Reasons to watch 'Aamhi Doghi'

'Aamhi Doghi' is Marathi feminist drama film. The film is directed by Pratima Joshi. This film is Pratima Joshi's directorial debut. It is produced by Puja Chhabria starring Mukta Barve, Priya Bapat, Kiran Karmarkar, Bhushan Pradhan which are renowned names in the industry, releasing on February 23, 2018. Here are a few reasons to watch the film.

The film's story revolves around the beautiful relationship between 2 women and about a strange friendship between a mother and a daughter. 'Aamhi Doghi' stars Mukta Barve, Priya Bapat and Bhushan Pradhan in pivotal roles. The film gives a lot of importance to human emotions, and both sexes will find it easy to connect with it.

The most interesting thing about the film is its title, as the film deals with relationships of the present day women. Friendship blossoms in various relationships. Sometimes we find our best friends in a relationship designed by fate. The film has piqued the fans' interest due to its riveting title as feminism is the highlight.

Not denying the fact that ‘Aamhi Doghi’ has an amazing star cast. The film has a great cocktail of theatre artists and established actors. Mukta Barve, Priya Bapat, Kiran Karmarkar, Bhushan Pradhan are all seasoned actors who will surely draw you to the theatres.

Gauri Deshpande is one of the major names of Marathi literature. Her semi-autobiographical and fictional work is among the finest pieces of Marathi feminist writing. 'Aamhi Doghi' is based on her short story 'Paus Ala Motha'. 'Aamhi Doghi' spans over a period of two decades. The biggest achievement here is the treatment of Savi’s character. The direction also makes the point that circumstances are often to blame for the decisions an individual makes.

First-time director Pratima Joshi has taken up the challenge of presenting a subtle yet intense subject with her debut film. Priya Bapat and Mukta Barve are both seasoned actresses and efficiently portray the characters. 'Aamhi Doghi' is not your typical commercial film but is likeable enough for all types of audiences, and should be credited for bringing one of the truly original literary voices of Marathi to a broader audience.