Popular TV show Aai Kuthe Kay Karte actor Milind Gawali recently got nostalgic about her work and professional career. The actor penned an emotional note on social media about a Marathi film he was a part of in the past, but has not released yet. In the post, Milind shared his grief about Marathi cinema and revealed how producers suffer losses under difficult circumstances.
Milind wrote, "Tejaswini"
My double-role movie 90% got completed.
Anand Abhyankar who played an important role in the film passed away in a car accident. Producer Muske had mortgaged his house to make this film. We all tried hard to complete this film and deliver it to the audience, but some things are not in our hands, every film has its own destiny.
Making a Marathi film is not a very easy thing for a producer, the film was made under very difficult conditions. (sic)"
Milind further said in his post that Marathi cinema does not get the deserved response from the audience and hence the producers face losses. He added in the note, "Marathi films don't get the same response as English Hindi films do in South, the producer has to release it himself or get a releasing partner who deceives the producer with LIFO (last in first out) system. Bhojpuri Nepali films earn more money than Marathi films in Maharashtra, south films earn money, latest Pushpa Telugu, KGF & Kantara Kannada, foreign films.
Maharashtra belongs to the Marathi people but Maharashtra is not for Marathi movies. This is the bitter truth."
Milind also said in the post that the producer of his unreleased Marathi film managed to get back his house in mortgage later but the film could not be released.
Milind Gawali is currently playing the antagonist in the show Aai Kuthe Kay Karte.
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