Pranav Birje|Senior Correspondent
Mumbai, India – In a groundbreaking moment for Marathi cinema, the film “A Valentine’s Day” has achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the first Marathi film to be screened at the iconic New York Times Square. This feat marks a significant achievement for the entire team behind the film, as well as a proud moment for the Marathi film industry as a whole.
The movie “A Valentine’s Day” promises to deliver a unique blend of romance and suspense, weaving a tale that explores the depths of love while unraveling a horrifying crime within the world of cannibalism. Making his debut in the Marathi film industry, Ratnagiri native Fairoz Majgaonkar leads the talented ensemble cast, which includes renowned actors such as Arun Kadam, Sanjay Khapare, Suresh Vishwakarma, and Abhijit Chavan, among others. The film also features guest appearances by Ashwini Kulkarni and Chaitali Vijay Chavan, alongside child actors Adin Majgaonkar and Ali Majgaonkar. Directed by Rohitrao Narasinghe, “A Valentine’s Day” is set to hit theaters across Maharashtra on June 21.
Expressing his admiration for the film and its cast, Bollywood star Bobby Deol shared his praise, stating, “I congratulate the team of ‘A Valentine’s Day’ on their unique achievement of being the first Marathi film to grace the screens of New York Times Square. I wish them all the success in their endeavor, and I am excited to see the impact of their creative work on audiences worldwide.”
The motion poster of “A Valentine’s Day,” displayed at New York Times Square, has captured the attention of onlookers and film enthusiasts alike, garnering international acclaim for its innovative storytelling and visual appeal. The film’s producers, Golden Stripes Entertainment LLP and MR Joker Entertainment LLP in association with Anil N Wahane Films Productions, are thrilled to bring this cinematic masterpiece to audiences.
With its groundbreaking achievements and compelling storyline, “A Valentine’s Day” is poised to leave a lasting impression on viewers and further solidify its place in the annals of Marathi cinema history.
