This month brings a diverse line-up of Marathi films and shows, covering genres such as comedy, drama, crime, suspense, family entertainment and devotional storytelling on Ultra Jhakaas Marathi OTT. The slate includes returning titles as well as new additions, offering varied narratives rooted in relationships, village life, human conflicts and unexpected situations.
Bai Ga follows Dhanush, played by Swapnil Joshi, whose troubled marriage leads him to question his choices and seek divine intervention. Prarthana Behere plays one of his wives, while the wives from his previous five lives reappear in his present life, giving him an unusual opportunity to confront his past and make amends.
Saubhagyawati Sarpanch 2 continues Avali’s political struggle, played by Devika Daftardaar, as she faces Nana, a new rival who uses manipulation, false accusations and family conflicts to turn the village against her. With a water crisis compounding the challenges, Avali takes up the fight to revive the village lake and protect the interests of its people.
Punha Ekda Sade Maade Teen follows three brothers, Ratan, played by Ashok Saraf, Chandan, played by Bharat Jadhav, and Madan, played by Makarand Anaspure, who run a garage and have agreed to stay away from marriage. Their rule is put to the test when a woman enters their lives, leading to misunderstandings and a series of comic situations.
Bhagubai, played by Nirmiti Sawant, centres on a woman known for uncovering and sharing secrets in her village, inadvertently creating conflicts among its residents. As her actions lead to unexpected consequences, the story explores the relationship between truth, intention and the bonds within a community.
8 Waajun 13 Minite follows Subodh Palekar, played by Sunil Barve, an honest bank manager whose plans for a peaceful life after retirement change when Death appears before him. Faced with the choice of giving up another person’s life to save his own, Subodh finds himself caught between his conscience, crime and his family’s safety.
Dnyaneshwar MauliNashib - Kismat revolves around three unemployed engineers from a small village whose ordinary lives take an unexpected turn when they become involved in a heist for money. With little more than their honesty to rely on, the three find themselves trying to navigate a situation they never anticipated.
Post Office Ughade Aahe, featuring Makarand Anaspure, is set in the late 1990s and follows the employees of a post office in the Maharashtra village of Pargaon as they face the transition towards digital paperwork. Their reluctance to move away from familiar methods creates the central conflict of the story.
Maruthi Nagar Police Station follows four young friends who set out to avenge the death of their friend by targeting a corrupt police officer and a notorious gangster. Their plan takes an unexpected turn when someone else intervenes and completes the task before them.
Vada Paav - God Kutumbachi Tikhat Love Story follows a London-based Indian family, led by Jaydev Deshmukh, played by Prasad Oak, running a successful Vada Paav restaurant chain. As they deal with challenges surrounding their business and personal lives, the family is forced to confront situations that test their relationships and values.
Siddharth Jadhav in KaireeDnyaneshwar Mauli depicts the life and teachings of Saint Dnyaneshwar, played by Varun Bhagwat, tracing his journey from childhood to his samadhi at the age of 21. The show focuses on his spiritual journey and the teachings that shaped his life.
Kairee follows a village woman, played by Sayali Sanjeev, who moves to the city with her new husband, played by Siddharth Jadhav. When he mysteriously vanishes one day, she must overcome her rural background and navigate urban life alone to find him, with Subodh Bhave playing Inspector Kamalakar.
We will also see the addition of Rahasyam and Assavmi soon, bringing further mystery and suspense to the Marathi content line-up. The two new titles join the existing collection, expanding the range of stories available to Marathi audiences.
