Beautifully depicts the life and spiritual journey of Muktaai, the revered sister of the saint and poet Sant Dnyaneshwar, highlighting her profound impact on Marathi literature and culture.

In order to fulfill their father's dream, two sisters living in London have to make themselves up like boys and work in a boys' hostel, which is owned by a Maharashtrian.

Two playschool friends Bachchan and Gokhale meet almost after 70 years for a birthday party.

Mumbai is a city that houses several times the number of people it can accommodate. The consequent space crunch, however, has led people to adapt to new ways of co-existence. The specific example in this film is of a shared toilet between two families. Owning to the intimacy that is inevitably tied with a washroom, the two families also find themselves building a shared life of meal exchanges as well as an affinity between all of its family members.

Apeksha is the daughter of a powerful politician. Her life changes when the politician's secretary decides to trick her.