Nehha Pendse, aka Sanjana Madam discusses the distinctive appeal of Marathi Cinema

The talented actress Nehha Pendse, who is fondly known for her role as Sanjana Madam in Star Bharat's popular show "May I Come In Madam?", shared her insights on the unique charm of Marathi cinema and how it differs from the Hindi and South Indian film industries.

Pendse, who has a diverse portfolio that spans across Marathi, Hindi, and regional films, expressed her views and provided an insightful perspective, stating, "I firmly believe that Marathi movies possess an inherent ability to connect with the right audience. While it's true that most Hindi and South Indian films are often dubbed to broaden their reach and appeal to a wider demographic, Marathi cinema, in my opinion, is still evolving to a point where its content can be effortlessly adapted and released in multiple languages. However, as I've previously mentioned, it's all about that one exceptional film which transcends language barriers and effortlessly finds its way to the audience."

Pendse went on to cite examples of Marathi films that have transcended language barriers to become a part of the national cinematic landscape. She highlighted, "For example, movies like 'Sairat' and 'Maharashtra Shaher' are spectacular movies and managed to reach the audience from all over the country. People watched these movies and loved them, whether they understood Marathi or not. That's the magic of Marathi movies."

Nehha Pendse's insight into the world of Marathi cinema sheds light on the regional film industry's distinctive charm and its potential for wider recognition on a national and international stage. Her successful career in both the Marathi and Hindi entertainment industries positions her as a witness to the evolving dynamics of cinema in India.

Nehha is currently seen as Sanajan Madam in Star Bharat's new episodes of May I Come in Madam, and she is one of the few actresses who possess the perfect comic timing. The viewers are loving Nehha as Madam Sanjana, and her banter with Sajan Agarwal in the show is keeping the audience glued to the seats.