
Duniyadari (2013) on Netflix
Shreyas Talwalkar arrives at a Pune college, sent by his mother, and befriends Digya, a rowdy gang leader whose rival is Saai. Shreyas falls for Shirin Ghatge, a medical student.
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- IMDb7.6/102,409 votes
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Plot summary
Shreyas Talwalkar leaves Mumbai for postgraduate study at S. P. College in Pune, sent there by his mother after weak graduation marks. He settles into a hostel and meets the rowdy Digambar Shankar Patil, called Digya, and his gang of Ashkya, Nitya, Sorry, Shree and Umya, whose rival is Saainath Dedgaonkar, called Saai, son of a local politician. Digya is attached to Surekha Bhate, a neighbor and gang member. When Pritam Ghatge and his sister Shirin arrive at the college, Shirin a medical student, Shreyas falls for her at first sight. After Inspector Ramesh Inamdar slaps him, Digya's friends urge Shreyas to court the inspector's daughter, Meenakshi, as a challenge.
Cast
Swapnil Joshias ShreyTalvalkar aka Bachchu
Ankush Chaudharias Digambar Shankar Patil aka DSP(Ankush Choudhary)
Urmilla Kothareas Minakshi Inamdar aka Minu
Sai Tamhankaras Shirin Ghatge
Jitendra Joshias Sainath Dedgavkar aka Sai
Sushant Shelaras Pritam Ghatge(Sushant Shellar)
Sandeep Kulkarnias ShreyGokhale aka MK
- Richa Pariyallias Surekha Bhate
Urmilla Kanetkar Kothareas Minakshi Inamdar aka Minu(Urmila Kanitkar)
- Anand Abhyankaras College Principal
Nagesh Bhonsleas Shirin & Pritham's Father
- Shrirang Deshmukhas Divakarrao (Sai's Father)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Duniyadari (2013)
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- Duniyadari became the only Indian film of the decade 2010–2020 to complete a 50-week run in cinemas, and was the highest-grossing Marathi film of its time — a record later surpassed by Timepass.
- Director Sanjay Jadhav wanted real locations and originally planned to shoot in Sangli and Kolhapur, but budget issues moved filming to the Agricultural College in Pune, with support from Nitesh Rane's Maharashtra Kalanidhi initiative and Videocon.




















