Shwaas

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Shwaas is a critically acclaimed Marathi-language film known for its poignant portrayal of a grandfather’s struggle to save his grandson’s eyesight, which brought renewed national attention to Marathi cinema.

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instanceOf Marathi-language film
film
ageRating U (India)
awardReceived National Film Award for Best Feature Film
awardYear 2003
basedOn real-life medical case (loosely inspired)
castMember Amruta Subhash
Arun Nalawade
Ashwin Chitale
Sandeep Kulkarni
Sulabha Deshpande
Vibhawari Deshpande
cinematographer Sanjay Jadhav
countryOfOrigin India
criticalReception critically acclaimed in India
praised for realistic performances and direction
director Sandeep Sawant
distributor Everest Entertainment
editor Sanjay Verma
genre drama film
medical drama film
hasTheme family relationships
medical ethics
rural-urban divide
leadActor Arun Nalawade
Ashwin Chitale
mainCharacter Parshya
Vishram
musicComposer Amod Date
notableFor poignant depiction of a child’s battle with blindness
reviving national attention to Marathi cinema
originalLanguage Marathi
linked to: Marathi language
plotSummary The film portrays a grandfather’s struggle to save his grandson’s eyesight when the child is diagnosed with a serious eye ailment.
producer Chandrashekhar Sohoni
productionCompany Everest Entertainment
releaseCountry India
releaseYear 2004
runtimeMinutes 102
screenedAt International Film Festival of India
Pune International Film Festival
settingLocation Pune
writer Sandeep Sawant

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