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Amaltash

Drama Romance Family Marathi


Living in an old city, serendipity smiles on composed musician Rahul when he meets warm and spontaneous Keerthi, who is intrigued by his music.

Cast:Rahul Deshpande, Pallavi Paranjpe, Pratibha Padhye, Deepti Mate, Trisha Kunte, Abhay Kanvinde, Anjali Joglekar, Bhushan Marathe, Jacob Panicker, Mayuresh Wagh, Omkar Thatte
Director:Suhas Desale
Writer:Suhas Desale, Mayuresh Wagh
Editor:Suhas Desale
Camera:Rushi Tambe, Bhushan Mate

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A Breeze of Freshness That Makes You Pause and Reflect

Fox in morning light

Mihir Bhanage | The Times of India

Sat, February 17 2024

Rahul, a calm and composed musician, happens to meet the spunky and spontaneous Keerti by chance when the latter is visiting her grandmother in Pune. Their respective lives take a different path soon.

Often, it is the films made with passion that leave a lasting impression on the minds of the viewers. Nothing larger-than-life, no grand sets, nothing unbelievable – just a simple story told with sincerity and made relatable by its characters. If Amaltash was to be explained in brief, this would suffice. Amaltash is a simple, straightforward story of a gifted musician named Rahul (Rahul Deshpande) whose life has changed after an incident in his past. Rahul has learned the importance of soaking in the small pleasures of life and being composed in the most strenuous of situations. Enter Keerti (Pallavi Paranjape), the NRI from Canada who lands in Pune to meet her grandmother (Pratibha Padhye) and has a chance encounter with Rahul who is at her granny’s house to tune their piano. Taken by Rahul’s musical prowess, Keerti meets him again at Rahul’s friend’s music store. They talk and bond over music and soon strike a friendship. Love blossoms organically. But are they meant to spend their life together?

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