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Dhol Taashe
Dhol Taashe is a Marathi drama that cinematically frames the musical culture of Maharashtra through the eyes of a simpleton, Amey an IT executive. Passionate about keeping the ethnicity of his state alive through music, Amey decides to join a group name Dhol Taashe that plays during cultural procession in Maharashtra.
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Dhol Taashe is a Marathi drama that cinematically frames the musical culture of Maharashtra through the eyes of a simpleton, Amey an IT executive. Passionate about keeping the ethnicity of his state alive through music, Amey decides to join a group name Dhol Taashe that plays during cultural procession in Maharashtra.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dr. Anil Sapkal
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Brahmandnayak Movies
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