‘Krantijyoti Vidyalaya – Marathi Madhyam’, a film that gives a powerful voice to the pride and identity of Marathi-medium schools, has hit theatres and created a celebratory atmosphere across cinema halls. From the very first day of its release, the film has sparked widespread discussion across Maharashtra. It is also trending on social media and BookMyShow. The film has recorded an impressive ₹3.91 crore collection in its opening weekend, making a strong impact at the box office.
From day one, theatres in several cities have been running houseful shows, with audiences stepping out emotionally moved, reliving memories of their Marathi school days. The film’s content, dialogues, emotional moments, and realistic storytelling have struck a deep chord with viewers. From children to senior citizens, audiences across age groups have embraced the film wholeheartedly.
With its compelling narrative, natural performances by the cast, soul-stirring music, and an unmistakable sense of Marathi ethos woven into every frame, the film transcends being just a movie—it becomes an experience. Critics have showered the film with praise, and several prominent personalities from the Marathi film industry have expressed their appreciation on social media.
Director Hemant Dhome has been receiving an outpouring of congratulations from audiences across the state. He has been flooded with messages and well-wishes, with many viewers expressing a desire to meet him personally after watching the film—perhaps the truest testimony to the film’s success.
Sharing his thoughts on the overwhelming response, Hemant Dhome says, “I am truly overwhelmed by the love shown by audiences. Viewers have always supported our films, but this time the subject was different. Presenting a sensitive theme and seeing audiences accept it wholeheartedly is deeply satisfying. This response motivates me to continue making honest films that resonate with viewers. I sincerely thank every member of the audience.”
‘Krantijyoti Vidyalaya – Marathi Madhyam’ features a stellar cast including Sachin Khedekar, Amey Wagh, Siddharth Chandekar, Kshitee Jog, Kadambari Kadam, Harish Dudhade, Nirmitee Sawant, Pushkaraj Chirputkar, and Prajakta Koli. Produced by Chalchitra Mandali, the film is written and directed by Hemant Dhome, with Kshitee Jogas the producer. The co-producers are Viraj Gavas, Urfi Kazmi (Crazy Few Films), and Ajinkya Dhamal.
