SHRIYUT NON-MAHARASHTRIAN’ (MARATHI) REVIEW

The narrative of a café owner seeking expansion is told in Shriyut Non-Maharashtrian (Marathi; UA) by Uttejanaa Studioz Pvt. Ltd. On the other hand, he's desperately trying to track down a criminal. Someone has to be guilty. What gives the businessman the willies?

The narrative that Gaurav Upasani has penned fails to captivate readers. The script, which was co-written by Gaurav and Ajinkya Upasani, fails to captivate. A few of parts are also quite predictable. Plus, there is hardly any of the excitement you would get from watching a riveting drama. Their conversation is just adequate.

A typical Gaurav Upasani. In my opinion, Atharva Deshpande is just mediocre. If anything, Sayali Vaidya fails to wow. The acting of Sampada Gaikwad is ordinary. Randhawe Vaibhav is doing OK. With Sarvesh Joshi, you can get by. Some meet standards.

Although the cinematography is adequate, Ajinkya Upasani's directing is lacking. He has sloppy editing. Neither the music nor the background score by Sumedh Mirji are very noteworthy. The lyrics written by Gaurav Upasani and Dr. Parthsarthi are mediocre.

Generally speaking, Shriyut Non-Maharashtrian isn't interesting enough to get a high box office rating.