ADVERTISING: Tata Ace, Annapurna atta and Pravin Masale will feature in a new Marathi flick.The seven brothers in the latest Marathi film Amhi Satpute use Tatas Ace to transport their farm produce to the town.In the same film, a restaurant owner serves his customers rotis made from Annapurna atta.Amhi Satpute, inspired by the Amitabh Bachchan-Hema Malini starrer Satte Pe Satta, is perhaps the first Marathi movie to attract in-film placements of brands from different corporate houses.

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