Mr & Mrs Unwanted

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Mr & Mrs Unwanted
Directed byDinesh Anant
Screenplay byPrakash Gawade,
Dinesh Anant
Story byPrakash Gawade,
Dinesh Anant
Produced byUrvi Enterprises
Mitang Bhupendra Raval
StarringRajendra Shisatkar,
Smita Gondkar
Release date
  • 23 September 2016 (2016-09-23)
CountryIndia
Language Marathi

Mr & Mrs Unwanted is 2016 Indian Marathi Social Film starring Rajesh Shisatkar and Smita Gondkar. It is directed by Dinesh Anant and produced by Mitang Bhupendra Raval. The movie also got nominated in KIFF & NIFF where they grabbed 'Best Jury Mention Film' Award & Best Actress Award at KIFF and 'Best Social Film' Award at NIFF.

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Plot

A story of a corporate working couple, a catch between their professions and their personal Life. Riya and Rajesh are happily staying together at a friend's bungalow. Though they have booked a new house for themselves, but they haven't got its possession yet. Riya works as an event manager in an event company while Rajesh works in a private bank as a Manager.

Cast

Reception

A critic from The Times of India wrote that "With some fine tuning, 'Mr & Mrs Unwanted' might’ve worked but in its current state, the film is a tedious watch". [1]

Awards

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