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Morya - Marathi Movie
Morya - Marathi Movie
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Avdhoot Gupte
Produced by	Avdhoot Gupte; Atul Kamble
Starring	Santosh Juvekar; Chinmay Mandlekar; Pari Telang; Spruha Joshi; Dilip Prabhawalkar; Ganesh Yadav; Pushkar Shrotri; Sunil Ranade
Music by	Avadhoot Gupte
Release date	19 August 2011;
Country	India
Language	Marathi

Morya is a Marathi movie and released on 19 August 2011.^[1] Directed and produced by Avadhoot Gupte along with Atul Kamble.^[2]

Plot

In the bustling city of Mumbai, where life pulses with energy and diversity, two adjoining chawls, Ganesh Chawl and Khatav Chawl, stand as witnesses to an age-old rivalry steeped in tradition. Nestled in prime locations, these chawls have become epicenters of fervent celebrations during the auspicious festival of Ganeshotsav, an event that unites the city in splendor and devotion.

For years, Ganesh Chawl and Khatav Chawl have been locked in a spirited competition, each vying for the coveted title of the "best" Ganeshotsav celebration. The rivalry transcends mere camaraderie, as these factions pull out all stops to showcase their supremacy. The narrow lanes that separate them become arenas for an annual showdown of grandeur and creativity.

The air is thick with anticipation as the residents of Ganesh Chawl meticulously plan every detail of their celebration. Elaborate decorations, intricate idols, and a meticulously curated procession—all orchestrated to outshine their counterparts across the lane. Meanwhile, Khatav Chawl is not one to be outdone; they respond with equal fervor, if not more. The competition becomes a beacon of creativity and innovation, with each faction pushing the boundaries of tradition to leave an indelible mark.

As the festival approaches, a palpable tension envelops the chawls, heightening the sense of excitement. Residents engage in friendly banter that carries an undertone of rivalry, and the entire neighborhood becomes a canvas for their competitive spirit. Evenings are filled with the sounds of rehearsals, drumbeats, and laughter as both factions prepare for the grand spectacle that is Ganeshotsav.

On the day of the festival, the streets come alive with a riot of colors, the fragrance of flowers, and the rhythmic beats of traditional instruments. Ganesh Chawl and Khatav Chawl stand as living testaments to the vibrant tapestry of Mumbai's cultural mosaic, each contributing its unique flair to the larger-than-life celebration.

In this clash of tradition and rivalry, the spirit of Ganeshotsav binds the two chawls in a shared love for the divine. Despite the fierce competition, there exists a subtle camaraderie that transcends the rivalry, for in the heart of Mumbai, amidst the fervor of celebration, the essence of unity prevails, reminding everyone that, in the end, it's the spirit of togetherness that makes these festivities truly exceptional.

Cast

Santosh Juvekar^[3] as Manoj (Manya) Shinde
Chinmay Mandlekar as Sameer Sayyad
Spruha Joshi^[4] as Manya's girlfriend & Bar singer
Dilip Prabhawalkar as Kamat Kaka
Pari Telang as Media representative
Vignesh Joshi as Media representative
Pushkar Shrotri as Danwade
Sameer Dharmadhikari as Javed
Supriya Pathare as Mrs. Ghorpade
Sunil Godse as Nazim Bhai
Sumedh Gaikwad as Sumya
Maushmi Hadkar as Rashmi Avte
Vimal Mhatre as Manya's mother
Vijay Nikam as Ghorpade Kaka
Janardhan Parab as Parab Kaka
Ganesh Yadav as Inspector Rane
Shekhar Shukla as Patel Builder
Rohan Gujar as Manya's friend
Sunil Ranade

Guest appearances

Subodh Bhave as Qawali Singer
Avadhoot Gupte as Qawali Singer
Sachin Pilgaonkar as Himself
Kranti Redkar as Dancer in song Kal Ratri Me Mail Kela

Soundtrack

The music is produced by Avadhoot Gupte and co-directed by Amit Sonmale.^[5]

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Morya Title Song"
2.	"Aarti"
3.	"Dev Chorala Slow Version"
4.	"Dev Chorla"
5.	"Email Kaal Internet Var Kela"
6.	"Govinda Re"
7.	"Hey Lambodar"
8.	"Utsavatla Raja Utsav"