Avinash Kharshikar

The Film is a story of Bhokarwadi and a youth Arjun. Arjun starts to make alcohol free village for development of village, but uses some different way to get success

The wealthy Mangalram witnesses a murder committed by his childhood friend Bhujangroa and gets him arrested. Agitated, Bhujangrao's family decides to take revenge.

Un instituteur de village et le spectre d'un homme assassiné, tous deux trahis par les leurs, unissent leurs forces pour se défendre.

Ranine Dav Jinkala is a 1983 Marathi drama film starring Nilu Phule, Usha Naik, Avinash Karshikar, Priya Tendulkar.

A man and a woman fall in love and decide to get married. Problems arise when the couple realise that their families have been bitter rivals for a long time.

Naina and Vijay, a married couple, reunite with their college sweethearts, Pooja and Vitthal. As they become each others new neighbours, things begin to get complicated.

Raghvendra ,Sunil,Vilas ,Jayanta and Rocky are students of an art and literature college but have a bad reputation in the campus.Raghvendra is a short tempered guy and will do anything for success.he along with other friends decides to kidnap their friend Jayanta and extort money from his his father but he is killed by the group after his father takes help of cops.Sunil repents of being part of this crime and wants to surrender.But the gang doe snot stop and start committing robberies and kill people who witness their crime.Raghvendra feels Sunil's fear will lend them into trouble and kills him,Vilas feels that Raghvendra has become a maniac an can to to any extent and decides to testify against him.

The story of Pune via Bihar has the two states of Maharashtra and Bihar in the backdrop. The film is about the difference of opinion between two cultures. It does not make any political statement and is basically a love-story that depicts the bloodless struggle of a couple to unite with each other

Love and hate relationship between a bank manager Father in law and an auto rickshaw driver Son in law where both pretend to be one above the other.

Following the victory at Sinhagad in 1670, the Moghuls began to notice the threat from the Marathas. The unique guerrilla tactics developed by Shivaji helped his warriors forge ahead with power.