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For a quick snapshot of this exclusive Marathi feature, look no further than its core release and operational data: Metric / Attribute Film Details Dandgi Muley / Dandagi Mule Release Date February 10, 2012 Running Time 1 Hour, 38 Minutes Language Genre Children's Comedy / Social Drama Director & Writer Yogesh Soman Producer Nilesh Navalakha Key Cast Members
This report details the available information regarding the Marathi film project tentatively titled . Due to the specific nature of the title (which translates to "Stubborn Children" or "Mischievous Kids"), there is significant curiosity regarding whether this is a mainstream theatrical release, a children’s film, or a digital web series. This report compiles exclusive details regarding the project's theme, production status, and industry context.
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The film features a mix of veteran and child actors to bring its school-centered story to life: Siddhartha Jadhav (credited as Siddhartha Jhadbhuke) Shriram Ranade Madhavi Soman Rugved Soman
Though it had a modest theatrical run following its release on , the movie has found an extended audience via regional television broadcasts and digital libraries. Viewers looking for nostalgia-driven regional content can monitor regional streaming updates across platforms like ZEE5 Marathi and SonyLIV for modern catalog availability. For a quick snapshot of this exclusive Marathi
The film relied heavily on raw energy, strong theatrical backgrounds, and realistic performances to bring its youthful rebellion to life. Role / Responsibility Yogesh Soman Key Cast Members
While mainstream Marathi cinema frequently explores heavy historical epics, intense family dramas, or adult comedies, Dandagi Mule carves an exclusive niche for itself by prioritizing the perspective of children. Stay tuned for the official trailer drop and
Vijay Raaz wearing a white linen shirt, smoking a cigarette, sitting on a throne made of stolen sandbags. In front of him lies a broken Dandagi (a fake one), but his eyes show fear looking off-screen.