Vaalvi (2023)

Unimaginable and brilliant! 
Very well scripted, fast moving, and a crisp story!


This thrill-com is a complete break from your routine life, a dark comedy attempt in Marathi which is carried out extremely well!

This is the kind of a movie where you can make as many guesses as you want to, but the end is going to leave you feeling - WHAT JUST HAPPENED!

While watching 'Vaalvi', you have to think twice before even blinking, because this movie has so many minute details that can go unnoticed just in a blink! You won't want to look away, you won't shift your attention, you won't even want to move! You will be on the edge constantly while watching this film!

This movie wastes no time to start with the main storyline, it just begins, it grabs your attention right from the first shot! You have the urge to know how it's going to turn out right from the first scene, and it keeps you hooked every minute, every second! It doesn't even have a boring side track that distracts you from the main storyline, it just talks about the main subject and keeps moving forward with that! Plus, the surprising twists and turns keep you even more intrigued throughout!

I love the kind of films in which, you don't understand the title until you watch the film, or until the film ends! And once it ends, once the purpose of that name finally gets revealed, it's like a 'eureka' moment for you! 'Vaalvi' is one such film!

The witty and interesting dialogues, the fast-paced storyline, the convincing (hence impressive) performances, and the mind blowing end -- all this is worth watching and you cannot afford to miss this masterpiece by Paresh Mokashi and Madhugandha Kulkarni!

I am too proud of the Marathi film industry and the kind of films that it makes, the kind of diversity and range it has in its stories, and 'Vaalvi' just gave me another amazing opportunity to be proud of Marathi films! ❤️

Watch it ASAP!
 It's available in theatres as well as on Zee5! 

Thankyou for reading:)

P.S. - Non Marathi peeps, watch it with subtitles, it's totally worth it! Okay byee!



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