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Aai Tulja Bhawani

आई तुळजाभवानी

1987·2h 27m·3.0out of 10·1 votes

Drama

Priest Kadam Baba finds Venu, an orphan girl at the footsteps of the Aai Tulza Bhavani temple. He raises her up and she considers him as her real father. But unfortunately she is the daughter of a rape victim Kashi. Inamdar, who is the chairman of a sugar factory, wishes to get his handicap daughter, Mugdha married to Madhav, a lab in-charge in his factory. But Madhav falls for Venu and eventually they both get married. This angers Inamdar, he hatches a plan to get Madhav thrown out of his factory. More to their worst Madhav's mother is unhappy with their marriage as Venu didn't get dowry along with her. This results in conflict between her and Venu. Madhav's mother buries the holy idol of Aai Tulza Bhavani. Helpless Venu fights with the situation.

Directed by Arun Karnataki

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Cast

Madhu Kambikar

Venu

Kuldeep Pawar

Madhav

Lata Arun

Mohan Kothivan

Ratnamala

Maya Jadhav

Jairam Kulkarni

Pramod Shinde

Shahaji Kale

Dada Pasalkar

Sulochana Kale

Shobha Gurav

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Facts

Released
Jan 1, 1987
Runtime
2h 27m
Status
Released
Language
Marathi

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