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Cast

  • Ajinkya Raut as Rohit
  • Ritika Shrotri as Dia
  • Pruthvi Ambaar as Adi
  • Mrinal Kulkarni as Dr. Lakshmi “Lucky”, Adi’s mother
  • Sanjay Khapre as Dia’s father
  • Pankaj Vishnu as Dia’s father’s friend
  • Jyothi Rai as Rohit’s sister
  • Chandan Ravandur N as Auto Driver
  • Gokul Chakravarthy as a passenger on a train
  • Vishal Asha as Auto Driver
  • Anand N Kumar as Rohit’s friend

Soundtrack

The music of the film is composed by Amitraj with one song each by B. Ajaneesh Loknath (in his debut in Marathi cinema; reused “Soul of Dia” song from the original) and Arijit Chakraborty.[2]

[4]No.TitleMusicSinger(s)Length1.“Sammohini”AmitrajAanandi Joshi3:182.“Dhim Dhim”AmitrajPalak Muchhal3:353.“Badalali Waryane Disha”AmitrajAdarsh Shinde3:214.“Mala Ka Bhase”B. Ajaneesh LoknathShailey Bidwaika, Sanjith Hegde3:025.“Odh Hi Tujhi Lage Jeeva”Rishabh SrivastavaMohammed Irfan4:28Total length:17:44

Release

Theatrical

The film was theatrically released on 5 May 2023 across India and released in UK and Ireland on 19 May 2023.[citation needed]

Home media

The film is available to stream on OTT platform Amazon Prime.[5]

Reception

A reviewer from The Times of India gave 2.0/5 stars and stated that there are many loopholes in the plot and many times the film seems overdramatic.[1] Pratibha Joy of OTTPlay gave the same rating and gave praise to the original film stating: the Kannada original was far more appealing and tugged at one’s heartstrings.[6] A reviewer from Maharashtra Times wrote ‘Anything can happen in life’, definitely comes from watching this movie.[7]

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