Astitva

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Astitva is a critically acclaimed Indian drama film known for its exploration of gender roles, marital fidelity, and female identity.

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Astitva canonical 3

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instanceOf Indian film
film
awardReceived Filmfare Critics Award for Best Movie
National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Marathi
cinematographyBy Vijay Kumar Arora
countryOfOrigin India
criticalReception critically acclaimed
director Mahesh Manjrekar
distributor Everest Entertainment
editor V. N. Mayekar
filmIndustry Bollywood
linked to: Bollywood cinema
genre drama
social drama
hasRemake Stree (Marathi stage adaptation)
linked to: Stree
hasTagline In search of her identity
leadActorPlays Tabu as Aditi Pandit
mainTheme extramarital relationships
female identity
gender roles
marital fidelity
patriarchy
women's autonomy
musicComposer Suresh Wadkar
notableFor critically acclaimed portrayal of marital conflict
exploration of double standards in Indian society
strong female protagonist
originalLanguage Hindi
Marathi
linked to: Marathi language
portraysCharacter Aditi Pandit
producer Mahesh Manjrekar
Sachin
releaseFormat theatrical release
releaseYear 2000
runtimeMinutes 109
setting Pune
stars Mohnish Bahl
Namrata Shirodkar
Ravindra Mankani
Sachin Khedekar
Smita Jaykar
Sunil Barve
Tabu
targetAudience adult
timePeriodOfStory late 20th century
writer Mahesh Manjrekar

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Tabu notableWork Astitva
Mahesh Manjrekar directed Astitva