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Panorama Studios Expands Marathi Slate with Two Sujay Dahake Films

Panorama Studios Expands Marathi Slate with Two Sujay Dahake Films
Panorama Studios Expands Marathi Film Slate with National award winner Sujay S. Dahake’s ‘Tujhya Aaila’ and ‘Raktaphal’ · theprint.in

A movie-making company called Panorama Studios is teaming up with two other groups, Cult Digital and Prakash Films, to make two new movies in the Marathi language, which is spoken in part of India.

The movies will be directed by Sujay S. Dahake, a filmmaker who has won a big national award two times.

The first movie is called 'Tujhya AaiLa,' and it is an emotional drama with well-known actors.

It will come out in movie theaters on 25 September 2026.

The second movie is called 'RaktaPhal,' and it is a funny and thrilling story about young people.

It was filmed in Goa, a place famous for its beaches and nightlife.

That movie will come out around February or March 2027.

Both movies have already finished filming and are now being edited in post-production.

The companies hope these stories will connect with audiences everywhere, not just in Maharashtra.

Key facts

Announcement
August 12, Mumbai (Maharashtra), India
Director
Sujay S. Dahake (two-time National Award winner)
Production partners
Panorama Studios, Cult Digital, Prakash Films
'Tujhya AaiLa' release
25 September 2026
'RaktaPhal' release
February-March 2027
Production status
Principal photography complete; both films in post-production
'RaktaPhal' shooting
40-day schedule in Goa
'Tujhya AaiLa' cast
Rajshri Deshpande, Sambhaji Bhagat, Rohini Hattangadi

Quotes

Kumar Mangat Pathak

Chairman, Panorama Studios

“We have always had a strong belief in Marathi cinema and the incredible stories and talent it brings to the screen.”
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“This partnership with Panorama Studios is a defining milestone for us.”
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Sujay S. Dahake

Director, Sujay S. Dahake

“Cinema has always been about telling stories that are emotionally honest, socially relevant and creatively fearless.”
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