Janaki Pathak

Marathi actress Janaki Pathak has received her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. The 'Hajari' actress who is quite active on social media, took her Instagram to handle to share this news with her fans.

Janaki Pathak, who is making her debut in the Marathi film industry with the film, 'Vanilla Strawberry and Chocolate' has been regularly sharing the post related to her film on social media. In the film, she portraying the role of a 10th std girl who finds great friendship in the company of a puppy that she cannot live without.

Marathi diva, Janaki Pathak had bagged her first feature film in Girish Vishwanath's directorial 'Vanilla, Strawberry and Chocolate' based on the touching subject of human-pet relationship which released on November 16, 2018, and had reportedly done well at the box-office. Meanwhile, the actress has bagged another film which she revealed through her recent picture on her Instagram handle.

The two-minute-seven second's trailer centring around a zombie breakout in the street of Dombivli.

Janaki Pathak is pretty active on social media. The 'Hajari' actress often shared pictures and videos on her Instagram to keep her fans entertained.

While we wait excitedly for Aditya Sarpotdar's 'Zombivli's trailer that will be released soon, makers tease us with a new poster of the film featuring Vaidehi Parshurami, Amey Wagh, Lalit Prabhakar and Janaki Pathak.

Girish Vishwanath's directorial 'Vanilla, Strawberry and Chocolate' is touted as the first Marathi movie to be based on this touching subject of human-pet relationship. Today, the lead actress, Janaki Pathak, who is making her debut in the Marathi film industry, shared the first song from the film which is titled 'Vanilla Vanilla'.

Marathi cinema's ace filmmaker Aditya Sarpotdar's horror-comedy 'Zombivli' is set to premiere on a popular OTT from May 20.

After teasing the audiences with little sneak peeks of the movie here and there, the makers of the upcoming film 'Zombivli' have finally released the trailer.

A new Marathi show is all set to entertain the viewers. The upcoming show ‘Maajhi Maanasa' is going to entertain viewers from May 30. It is the story of Girija, who is the pillar of her family. After the sad demise of her father, Girija, who works as a head nurse in a hospital, becomes the only breadwinner of her family of eight.

'Zombivli' for Bollywood actors Sonakshi Sinha, Huma Qureshi, Sharad Kelkar and Zaheer Iqbal and others.

Janaki Pathak, who is making headlines these days for her upcoming debut Marathi film, 'Vanilla Strawberry and Chocolate', has been sharing posts related to her film to keep her fans updated. In the film, she portraying the role of a 10th std girl who finds great friendship in the company of a dog she cannot live without.

Girish Vishwanath directorial 'Vanilla, Strawberry and Chocolate' is based on the touching subject of a human-pet relationship. The film features actors like Ravi Kale, Rajashri Nikam, Radhika Deshpande, Kshitij Deshpande, Vinod Jadhav, Pratibha Bhagat, Ashutosh Wadekar.

This Friday would be a treat for Marathi cine-lovers. Four movies, on various topics are set to release on a single day. While Naal, Ek Sangaychay and Vanilla, Strawberry and Chocolate are dramas, Gatmat is a comedy film. Here’s more about each of these films.

Marathi cinema's ace filmmaker Aditya Sarpotdar has impressed one and all with his films like 'Mauli, 'Classmates', 'Uladhaal' and others.

The Marathi film industry has long been known for its rich storytelling and diverse genres. Among these, comedy-horror films once enjoyed significant popularity when actor-director Mahesh Kothare released his blockbuster film 'Zapatlela' in 1993, blending spine-chilling elements with humorous narratives that entertained audiences.

Every year during Diwali, Aishwarya Vishwanath’s 12-year-old dog Blackie has a panic attack due to the noise of the firecrackers outside, and starts shivering and crying out uncontrollably. In fact, almost every other pet owner in the city will tell you the same story — of dogs yowling in pain, hiding in corners and crying, as human revelers burst crackers till the wee hours.