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A Paying Ghost (2015)
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A Paying Ghost (Marathi : अ पेईंग घोस्ट) is a Marathi language film. This is a fiction story based on a famous novel authored by V.P. Kale. The movie directed by Sushrut Bhagwat. Screenplay & dialogue has been written by Sanjay Mone. The movie is produced by Jayant Lade, Lade Bros Films Pvt. Ltd.
It becomes the first marathi film to screen ovearseas in more than 20 cities.It was screened in UK, USA, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, UAE and Singapore.
Actors
Umesh Kamat
(Madhav)
Spruha Joshi
(Madhavi)
Pushkar Shotri
(Gajanan)
Sharvani Pillai (शर्वाणी पिल्ले)
(Gamini)
Atul Parchure
(Vasant)
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