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Film · 2025 · Marathi · Drama

Dashavatar

155 min 12 Sep 2025
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Synopsis

Dashavatar

In the Konkan region of Maharashtra, veteran Dashavtari performer Babuli Mestri (Dilip Prabhavalkar) has dedicated his entire life to preserving the traditional theatre form of Dashavatār. Despite advancing age and failing eyesight, he stubbornly continues to perform, earning both ridicule and affection from the villagers, who call him "half mad". His son Madhav (Siddharth Menon) worries about his health and urges him to retire, but Babuli promises to step away once Madhav secures stable employment. When Madhav finally gets a job, Babuli agrees to deliver one last performance during the Mahashivratri festival, while Madhav plans to propose to his girlfriend Vandana (Priyadarshini Indalkar) on the same day. However, the night takes an unexpected turn when Babuli, in the middle of the play, appears to embody the fierce Rudra avatar. This blurs the line between performance and reality, leading him into a struggle that reflects both personal sacrifice and the community's battle to protect their natural and cultural heritage. Structured like a traditional Dashavatār play, the narrative begins with a purva-ranga that introduces the cultural and familial context, and builds into an uttar-ranga where myth and present-day conflicts intertwine.

Director
Subodh Khanolkar
Release
12 Sep 2025
Run time
155 min
Language
Marathi

Cast & crew

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Soundtrack

  • Rutuchakra Sahil Kulkarni, Swanandi Sardesai
  • Rangpooja Ajay Gogavale
  • Jai Hanuman Nakash Aziz
  • Varaha Avatar Stotra -
  • Matsya Avatar Stotra -
  • Narsinh Avatar Stotra -
  • Dashavatar Theme -
  • Rangpooja - End Saga Ajay Gogavale
  • Paramparik Ganesh Stavan Amol Mochemadkar

Technical specs

Release date
12 Sep 2025
Run time
155 min
Language
Marathi
Country
IN
Director
Subodh Khanolkar

Trivia

  • The film was shot across multiple locations in the Konkan region, including Kudal, and was completed in 50 days.