The film, which will be released state-wide tomorrow, is based on story of a life of a Maharashtrian girl, who returns from abroad and how she tries to promote Marathi among children and youths back home, Joshi said.
Director of the film Subash Phadke said the film is different from other Marathi movies and has social messages like to preserve mother tongue Marathi and nurture better civic sense among children, who are the target audience.
Actress of the film Shilpa Dhanve said they are hopeful of the film striking a chord with the audiences.
The filmmakers said the film will also be screened in various schools across the state.
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