Nach Ga Ghuma

The story centres on the turbulent relationship between Rani (Mukta Barve), a bank employee, and her domestic help, Asha (Namrata Sambherao).

Asha is habitually late for work and spends much of her time on the phone, which frequently frustrates Rani. Alongside her job at the bank, Rani is also part of an inter-bank yoga team with her colleague Kalyani (Sharmishtha Raut). One day, when Asha fails to arrive on time, Rani loses patience and dismisses her. After some time, however, Rani rehires her.

On another occasion, Rani asks Asha to come early so that she can leave for the yoga competition. Asha arrives late again, causing delays that force Rani’s husband to drive hurriedly, leading to an accident. At this point, Rani once more removes Asha from her household.

Meanwhile, Rani and Kalyani progress to the final round of the yoga contest. Just before the event, Kalyani fractures her leg and is unable to perform. The organisers permit a substitute, and Rani realises that Asha is the only suitable replacement. The situation leaves the question of whether Asha will agree to step in and whether Rani will take her back into her service.

• Mukta Barve as Rani
• Namrata Sambherao as Asha
• Sarang Sathaye as Anand (Gotya): Rani's husband
• Myra Vaikul as Sayali (Chikoo): Rani and Anand's daughter^[4]
• Sukanya Kulkarni as Rani's mother
• Supriya Pathare as Anand's mother
• Sunil Abhyankar as Rani's employer
• Sharmishtha Raut as Kalyani: Rani's colleague^[5]
• Madhugandha Kulkarni as Vandana: Rani's colleague
• Asha Dnyate as Rani's colleague
• Swapnil Joshi as himself (special appearance)
• Kavita Lad as herself (special appearance)
• Lalit Prabhakar as himself (special appearance)
• Prajakta Mali as herself (special appearance)

Swapnil Joshi (L), who turned producer, made a guest appearance in the film, starring Mukta Barve in the lead role.

The film's The film was officially announced on 15 October 2023, and Muhurta took place on 15 January 2024, coinciding with Makar Sankranti, in the presence of key actors, producers, and crew members.^[6] The first motion poster was revealed on International Women's Day 2024.^[7] It is a first Marathi film of Swapnil Joshi as a producer collaborated with Paresh Mokashi and Madhugandha Kulkarni, previously they have worked in Vaalvi together.^[8] Mokashi expressed that the screenplay effectively integrates clever and everyday occurrences to provide entertainment, while respecting the dignity of women. He further mentioned, "We've intricately incorporated numerous subtle details pertaining to women in the script, ensuring the nuanced essence of womanhood is portrayed uniquely."^[9]

Mokashi mentioned that casting discussions commenced after completing the scripting phase.^[10] Actresses Mukta Barve and Namrata Sambherao were chosen in pivotal roles. Namrata Sambherao expressing confidence in their portrayal of the significance of housemaids.^[11] Alongside them, Sukanya Mone, Supriya Pathare, Sharmishtha Raut, Madhugandha Kulkarni, Asha Gopal, and Sarang Sathe also feature prominently.^[6]

Principal photography was begun on 15 January 2024.^[8]

The two-minute and thirty-second trailer was released in April 2024 and showcased at Pune Patrakar Parishad.^[11]

The film was theatrically released on 1 May 2024, coinciding Maharashtra Day.^[12] The film garnered a positive response in pre-booking, with a record 20,000 tickets booked before the show began. Notably, reservations on Book My Show were made even before the official booking period started. The film's bookings are generating a tremendous response across Mumbai, Pune, Thane, Navi Mumbai, as well as Nashik, Nagpur, and Pimpri-Chinchwad.^[13]

The is available for streaming on Prime Video.^[1]