Dharmaveer (2022)
A biopic on life of a Hindu nationalist leader Anand Dighe, through various incidents narrated by his close aides.
Top billed cast
Prasad OakAnand Dighe
Kshitish DateEknath Shinde- Makakarand DateBalasaheb Thackeray
Shruti MaratheTanvi Mahapatra- Vijay NikamMo. Da. Joshi
Gashmeer MahajaniSameer
Shubhangi LatkarMeenatai Thackeray- Jaywant WadkarInspector Yeshwant Tawde
- Dushyant WaghAnand's Friend
- Ashish WarangLadies Bar Owner
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