Dagdu follows Prajakta and they start loving each other. In college campus he meets Prajakta Lele, the daughter of Madhav Lele and vows to have an affair with her. He decides to distribute the newspapers, where he meets Madhav Lele. His friends console him and advises him to have an affair so that love will blossom in his life.
His father beats him up for failing in all subjects and throws him out of the house. Someone tells Dagdu that Shantaram, his father, is looking for him. Dagdu punished him by making him kombada. On the result day, one student insulted Dagdu about his failure. Onkar Raut as Dagadu’s friend (Kombada)Įverybody from school criticizes Dagdu for his behavior.
Manmeet Pem as Dagadu’s friend (Balbharti).Bhushan Pradhan as Prajakta’s brother (Vallabh).Bhalchandra Kadam as Dagadu’s father (Appa).Vaibhav Mangle as Prajakta's father (Shakal).In fact, some theatre owners have pulled out shows of Hindi films and allotted extra screens for TP, which is a welcome change for Marathi Cinema. Though youth-centric, the response is unbelievable. I’m glad it proves that content is a king in cinema and not stars. “It was a conscious decision to make TP, a light-hearted love story with not-so-known faces from the Marathi film industry. With three continuous blockbusters in a row, Natarang (National Award winner), Balgandharva and Balak Palak (BP), director Ravi Jadhav admits to feeling the pressure to deliver. The way we aggressively promoted TP seems to have paid off,” chuckled Sane. Going by Ravi’s record, we knew that we will get a good opening but not so big. This means TP had approximately 6,000 shows in a week, all of them running to a full house! “We expected figures similar to Duniyadari, but this is far beyond our expectations. Today even as Duniyadari is running for 25 weeks, TP has crashed all records in the first weekend,” he told dna and added, “As many as 650 shows daily on weekdays went up to 900 shows on Sunday.” Our September 2013 release, Duniyadari, broke all records in Marathi cinema’s box office collections by grossing Rs5 crore in a week. “The Marathi film industry is creating new benchmarks. The phenomenal box office performance over the weekend has obviously left Nikhil Sane, business head, Essel Vision Productions that produced TP, ecstatic. It has not only pulled itself out of a rut since sending Shwaas to the Oscars in 2004 but followed it with releases that stand up to Bollywood and give it a run for its money. The way the latest Marathi release Time Pass (TP) has taken the mickey out of both Dhoom 3 and Sholay in its 3D avatar, by grossing a whopping Rs6.5 crore in three days, has brought the focus sharply back to Marathi cinema.
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