It depicts the way how the things can change when one unexpected turn comes in between events, and how fantasies and plans come to an end in a totally satirical form.

Marathi filmmaker Dr Mrunalinni Patil filed a complaint with police against the owner of the City Pride multiplexes for not screening her film Kay Rao Tumhi, alleging that when she approached him, he misbehaved with her and used abusive language.

Director Patil told Mirror, "We wanted to screen Kay Rao Tumhi at City Pride Kothrud, and have been pursuing this issue for two weeks.

"[citation needed] Patil filed the complaint at Erandwane police station on Tuesday, and says she is going to send a letter to the state's Cultural Ministry, detailing how City Pride is discriminating against Marathi films.

Meanwhile, the Maharashtra government's decision to make it mandatory for state multiplexes to screen at least one Marathi film in primetime slots was announced by state culture minister Vinod Tawde, who disclosed on Tuesday, "We are in the process of enacting a law to make it mandatory for multiplexes to screen Marathi movies from 6-9 pm.

"[citation needed] The decision was hailed by several filmmakers from the Marathi film fraternity, who agreed that they have been facing problems trying to avail of precious screening slots in prominent theatres — at the same time, they back the City Pride multiplex chain, saying it is quite a hub for Marathi film screenings.

Said filmmaker Shrirang Godbole, director of the Indian Magic Eye production house that recently released films like Chintoo, "We often face this problem.

"[citation needed] Added well-known actor-director Girish Kulkarni, who has been seen in hits like Deool, Valu and Gabhricha Paus, "Despite an overwhelming response from the public, several Marathi films have been relegated to the background when it comes to preferred screening time slots.

[3] Mrunalinni Patil’s Kaay Raav Tumhi will take you on a joyride with three veteran actors Ashok Kumar, Utpal Dutt and AK Hangal enjoyed in Basu Chatterjee’s classic Shaukeen.