Sairat

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R T @SUFIYANKHANN_ Jun 3, 2026 This movie is a beautiful and deeply emotional film that feels incredibly real. What begins as a simple love story gradually becomes a powerful look at love, family, and the harsh realities of society. The lead performances are natural, the chemistry is genuine, and the music is unforgettable. Rather than relying on typical romantic cliches, the film tells its story with honesty and heart. Sairat leaves a lasting emotional impact and stays with you long after it's over. See more Neel P @patilneel12 Aug 5, 2025 Please watch Sairat movie this is to the non marathi viewers if you don't know marathi use subtitles but just watch how love story is made that love is not only the barrier the rawness and the movie is on the top I am saying top 5 greatest in Indian cinema history and. Second half you will be borr but trust me it's mean to be it will you a very deep message See more Jul 3, 2020 Imagine this... The Marathi Film Industry is over 100 years old. In 100 years of Marathi Cinema, Sairat is the first movie to ever cross a 100 crore mark. Yes, it is that good. The movie at once makes you believe like you're a part of it. The characters are so relatable. It seems so realistic that you even subconsciously start to accept that you'd have friends and acquaintances just like that. The characters are so believable and not at all forced as is so commonly seen in Bollywood Hindi movies. The musical scores are just breathtaking and the singer's voice is as if descended from heaven. The movie is also a stark critique of the Indian Caste System and deals with the idea of honor killing. The director Nagraj Manjule delivers a story that is steeped in harsh reality while at the same time preserving the magic of cinema. See more Feb 10, 2020 In 'Sairat', Nagraj Manjile has given us already one of the best Indian films of the year. Not only is the chemistry between Akash Thoda and Rinku Rajaguru refreshingly romantic and soul-suckingly beautiful, there escape and daring to imagine a world that doesn't hold on social barriers is frequently wild, just like the film's title. By the end, I was too shell shocked to stand up from the seat and just leave. True, this is looking so haunting on screen-thanks to Nagraj Manjule's immersive understanding of his direction. But this is the grim reality of India and it's caste system that's still-so-prevalent today. See more Aug 21, 2018 Great movie with a twisted ending. See more Jun 28, 2018 Good Movie with native indian marathi touch See more Read all reviews

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