Baipan Bhari Deva

This movie did something that Indian movies -- and oftentimes American movies -- rarely do. They created a genuinely moving movie that honestly depicted women as real people with unique, distinct personalities and roles. None of these women were fantasies or stereotypes of what a woman should be like vice versa it feels you different way of living life like do what you want is necessary in this fast paced life. The cast was extremely diverse, with sisters of the family we have all over India, and the movie displayed the different struggles and wastage feels from their own family members and how woman's fights against with all emotional damages and took strong stands for themselves. Without preaching or dropping the plot, 'Bai Pan Bhari Deva' tackles the difficulties of breaking typical things that Indian society impose to woman's, and the pains and joys of family members. The only (minor) flaw is that you can probably easily guess how the movie ends. Still, 'Bai Pan Bhari Deva' is one of best film ever.

This movie is about 6 sisters of different age groups and facing different challenges in their lives. They come together to participate in a Mangalagaur (A traditional Maharashtrian festival celebrated by women only) competition and end up finding their long lost bond back.

The cast is stellar. All actors are well known stalwarts of Marathi theater/movies. The director of the movie has also given superhits before. This is very lighthearted and entertaining movie. Its refreshing to see such movie in the midst of all serious and intense movies. A story about human relations and its nuances, it keeps you engaged from start to end. A must watch family entertainer.

Appreciate talent of Marathi actors. Everything is precise in the movie. All female actors put their efforts to make this movie better. The movie doesn't have anything which hamper anyone's sentiment but on other hand it throws light on reality.

As per me, Talking about story is not advisable, you should watch movie and experience. It's a new Era of Marathi movies. Women's are backbone of entire society and its reality. We should always respect women's around us.

Entertainment is full on in the movies using apt language Encourage directors to create such movies in future as well.

Kudos to entire team of this movie.

This movie speaks about the distance created in relations in the family on account of some unknowingly happened misunderstandings.

The director has very successfully shown the daily stress and difficulties in the life of women in the film. Based on the lives of six sisters, the film shows their relationship. How these six sisters come together and overcome their problems with each other's help is beautifully presented in the film.

After a long time Kedar Shinde has come up with a great family film " Baipan Bhari Deva" for the Marathi film audience.

This is a very good and must watch family drama..

Baipan Bhaari Deva (Marathi film) review :

Six sisters, all different attitudes and on not too good terms, decide to team up to participate in a 'Mangalagaur' dance competition. The practice sessions help them bond with each other and resolve not just their internal grudges but also fix some personal issues on the domestic front.

The latest Marathi blockbuster aptly titled Baipan Bhaari Deva (Being Woman is difficult) is a perfect nod to womenhood, highlighting their personal issues in a humourous way as well as offering a solution of personal bonding with kith and kin. Yea, no bra burning or lesbian-giri here like what Bollywood invariably mistakes for girl power cinema!!! These are the kinda movies they should make really...

Anyway, kudos to Kedar Shinde and his entire girl gang, who have delivered a highly entertaining fare, particularly to all the 'ladies bayka' patronizing the theatres in hordes. The almost full morning show at INOX Nakshatra mall, Dadar was dominated by women with only three men (including yours truly) amongst them. The claps and cheers were led by the ladies and the grand dance finale got a standing ovation. Now that's what I call entertainment!!

Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.