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Bandkhor Box Office - Summary

Released 24 Sep 2026

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Updated 2 Oct 2026, 9:17 PM

Bandkhor 2026 Overview

Title: Bandkhor

Directed by: Mahesh Manjrekar

Written by: Irawati Karnik, Siddharth Salvi (Dialogue Writers)

Produced by: Sanjay Shetye

Actress: Mrinal Kulkarni, Chhaya Kadam, Priyadarshini Indalkar

Other Cast: Sanket Pathak, Mangesh Desai, Angad Mhaskar, Mahesh Manjrekar, Siddharth Bodke, Pooja Katurde, Titeeksha Tawade, Nityashree Dnyanlaxmi

Music by: Hitesh Modak

Production Companies: Vinsan Graphic Production

Release Date: September 24, 2026

Country: India

Language: Marathi

Film Industry: Marathi cinema

Genre: Drama

Censor Rating: A

About The Film

Bandkhor follows six women, each carrying her own background, struggles and outlook on life, whose paths come together as they take a stand against injustice.

Played by Chhaya Kadam, Priyadarshini Indalkar, Mrunal Kulkarni, Pooja Katurde, Titiksha Tawde and Nityashree Mahalaxmi, each of the six characters is meant to reflect a different facet of women’s lived experiences in society.

Rather than following a single, linear conflict, the film draws its strength from the collective journey of these women, as their individual battles begin to intersect and reinforce one another.

Director Mahesh Manjrekar has described the six characters as mirrors of real women in everyday life, suggesting a story rooted in familiar, relatable struggles rather than distant or dramatized ones.

As the women navigate the challenges placed before them, the film builds toward a shared sense of resistance and solidarity, showing how standing together can be its own form of strength.

Without revealing what specific injustice the six women ultimately confront or how their individual arcs conclude, Bandkhor follows their collective journey as an exploration of resilience, sisterhood and the quiet power of women refusing to stay silent.