Aamhi Jato Amuchya Gava
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Uma Bhende
Shrikant Moghe
Ganesh Solanki
Ramchandra Warde
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 Theatrical release poster | |
| Directed by | Kamlakar Torne |
| Story by | Madhusudhan Kalelkar |
| Produced by | Kamlakar Torne |
| Starring | Suryakant Uma Bhende Shrikant Moghe Ganesh Solanki Ramchandra Warde |
| Cinematography | Ratnakar Lad |
| Edited by | N. S. Vaidya |
| Music by | Sudhir Phadke |
Production company | Prem Chitra |
Release date |
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Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | India |
| Language | Marathi |
Amhi Jaato Amucha Gava is a Marathi language film released on 9 August 1968.[1] The film was remade in Tamil as Moondru Deivangal and in Hindi as Teen Chor.[2]
Shridhar Pant is a good and kind businessman. He lives happily with his wife, Laxmi, and daughter, Vaijayanti. But his business partner, Shamrao Khapartonde, takes advantage of him. Khapartonde gives Pant business loans and tricks him into signing away everything he owns. Now, Khapartonde is threatening to ruin Pant if he does not agree to marry his daughter to Khapartonde's son, who has mental problems.
One day, three travelers—Santaji, Dhanaji, and Sayaji—arrive at Pant's house and ask for shelter. Pant kindly lets them stay. However, these men are actually criminals who have escaped from jail and plan to steal from Pant. But after seeing Pant's troubles, they change their minds and decide to help him instead.
Cast
- Uma Bhende as Vaijayanti Pant
- Shrikant Moghe as Vaijayanti's husband
- Dhumal as Dhanaji
- Suryakant as Santaji
- Ganesh Solanki as Sayaji
- Ramchandra Warde as Shamrao Khapartonde
- Madhu Apte as Khapartonde's mentally challenged son
- Jaishankar Danve as Shridhar Pant
- Mai Bhide as Laxmi Pant[3]
Ramchandra Warde as Shridharpant and Jaishankar Danve as Shamrao Khapartonde.
Reception
The film started filming in 1963, but due to budget issues, it was released in 1968. When it finally came out, it achieved a big success and won nine Maharashtra State Film Awards.[4]