Navri Mile Navryala Trailer

Navri Mile Navryala Trailer (1984)

12 January 1984 147 mins

Navri Mile Navryala is a classic Marathi comedy film directed by Sachin Pilgaonkar. The story revolves around mistaken identities and humorous situations that arise as a young man tries to find a suitable bride. Packed with lighthearted romance, witty dialogues, and entertaining performances, the film showcases the charm of 1980s Marathi cinema and remains a favourite among fans of the genre.

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Cast

Ashok Saraf

as Balasaheb Inamdar

Nivedita Joshi

as Kaladevi Inamdar

Sanjay Jog

as Ramesh Deshmukh

Neelima Parandekar

as Rashmi Deshmukh

Shrikant Moghe

as Bhaurao Deshmukh

Ashalata Wabgaonkar

as Mrs Deshmukh

Jairam Kulkarni

as Nanasaheb Inamdar

Daya Dongre

as Maasaheb Inamdar

Madhu Apte

as Contractor Mehta's assistant

Janardhan Parab

as Fake astrologer

Praveen Kumar Sobti

as Chameli's molester

International Releases Dates

India 12 January 1984

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