Baghtos Kay Mujra Kar

In This movie, they have shown the pure love of a maharashtrian towards the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. A very innocent face of Jeetu can be seen in the movie. He has nothing to do with the Indian politics but he wants to a powerful politician just to give a tribute to Shivaji's forts. The end of the movie could have been better but I would still say it's worth watching twice!

how in the world this movie is rated 8.7?? agree the movie's concept and thought is very good but that's it. there is nothing interesting about the movie, its too preachy. this film tries hard to be a political satire but fails. it does have few funny moments and jeetendra joshi's honest performance. the screenplay is too bad two songs right before the climax add up to the frustation. the villain who also happens to be the director is a proper example of miscasting. the role just didn't fit him and he over does it. you can watch it for only jeetu's sincere performance. but if ur watching it for the love of chatrapathi shivaji maharaj, the film lets u down just like the politicians of our country who do politics in his name

Hemant Dhome, with his brilliant direction and a light-hearted screenplay, delivers an outstanding story filled with humor in his latest film. The topic of fort restoration, which serves as the backdrop for the narrative, deserves special recognition and discussion among the people of Maharashtra. It is refreshing to see directors like Dhome shedding light on such important subjects and bringing them to the forefront for common people to engage with. The film's witty dialogues and comedic timing keep the audience entertained throughout, while also creating awareness about the significance of preserving historical landmarks. Dhome's storytelling prowess, coupled with his ability to infuse humor into the narrative, makes this film an absolute delight to watch. With its perfect blend of entertainment and education, this movie serves as a strong reminder of the need to appreciate and protect our heritage. It is high time that the people of Maharashtra engage in more discussions around this crucial topic. Hemant Dhome deserves applause for his exceptional work in raising awareness about fort restoration in such an entertaining and impactful manner.

This is a Marathi language film with a historical basis.

The film is about the efforts of a few committed Maharashtrians who leave no stone unturned in trying to retrieve Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's sword from the British museum.

The film has comic scenes running throughout to keep things light while progressing on the story. Performances are very good especially for the comic timing.

Even if you don't watch enough time to watch the whole film, please do watch the last 10 minutes. It is bound to leave every Maharashtrian and Bharathiya in tears.

We have been handed over a proud legacy - it is our duty to protect and enhance it. That's the overall message of the film - one that every viewer should carry forward!