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Take a marriage, add a side affair to it. Let it simmer. Just before it comes to boil, add a drunken and battered thief to it. Now thoroughly
mix who is married to who, and to how many. Sprinkle the ensuing chaos with a controlling wife, freudian slips, half hearted excuses,
and some hide and seek. Serve it with a garnish of a mischievous clock.

This is an original Italian recipe for laughter - concocted by the
Nobel prize winner Dario Fo. "Choricha Maamlaa" is the Marathi
version of it, with a slight touch of "LasNeecha Thechaa" of its own.
But the rich misunderstandings and the crisp, zanny situations still
remain. It's a treat for those hungry for non-stop entertainment. The
Artists are Manish Joshi, Pradnya Khadilkar, Shekhar Sakhalkar,
Ruchita Ghaskadvi, Mrunal Khare, Anand Khare, and Rajesh
Ghaskadvi

Written by Rajiv Naik and directed by Anand Ghanekar is a story
about an Ad-film maker obsessed with the success of his
colleague. It is a sensitive and insightful observation of how does
one make sense of the rat-race? How does one deal with
competitiveness, unfairness & frustration that are such an integral
part of life as we know it? Something for all of us to reflect upon and
internalize. The Artists are Manoj Wadekar and Hemangi Wadekar.

Written by Va. Pu. Kale and directed by Arundhati Bopardikar. Va.
Pu. Kale, known for his everyday life characters and flowing
dialogues has penned this wonderful story about a couple and
their renowned actor friend. When you realize that you have been
used as an instrument in love and then discarded, how would you
still have any feelings about the other person? The twists and turns
in the story will certainly keep you guessing about the end result.
The Artists are Amol Lele, Ashish Sahasrabuddhe and Poonam
Sahasrabuddhe.