''Baaplyok'' is a 2023 Indian

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film co-written and directed by

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and produced by 99 Productions and Bahurupi Productions. The film stars Vitthal Kale,

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, Payal Jadhav, and Neeta Shende in leading roles. The music and background score are composed by Vijay Narayan Gavande, with lyrics by

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and Vaibhav Deshmukh. It was released in theaters on 1 September 2023. At the

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, the film won seven awards, including Best Story and Best Dialogues for Vithal Kale.

Plot

The trip thereon shapes human character, even when the road ahead may be straight and level. Sagar's father and he set out to send wedding invitations to Sagar's distant relatives. However, the task is not as simple. In order to live with his parents in the rural and work as a farmer, Sagar quit his career in Pune. "Farmers are not good suitors," but Sagar has somehow found a wife, and the two are soon to wed. Sagar and his father are constantly at conflict with one another for no apparent reason. Their journey and relationship in the hands of the dust and soil of the road are characterised by this father-son tension. You must take on duties as you get older, yet your family's rules still apply. As you become older, you need to take on more responsibility, but your family also needs to pass that responsibility along. Such a transfer of accountability is depicted in this father-son journey.

Cast

* Vitthal Kale as Sagar *

as Tatya * Payal Jadhav as Mayuri * Neeta Shende as Aai

Release

Theatrical

The film was theatrically released on 1 September 2023.

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, an presenter of the film postponed the release from 25 August 2023 to 1 September 2023 to avoid clash with '' Subhedar''.

Home media

''Baaplyok'' was digitally released on

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Reception

Sanjay Ghavre of ''

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'' rated 3.0/5 and gave positive review. Devendra Jadhav of ''

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'' praised performances, music, and dialogues.

Awards

References

External links

* {{IMDb title, id=28478337 2020s Indian films 2020s Marathi-language films Marathi-language family drama films Indian family films Films about father–son relationships