it really true? What impact would it have on the political scene? The future events are very fast and unimaginable. The movie has lot of scenes in between including extra marital affairs of Digambars maid with others, her husband (Nana Patekar), also affair of the Finance minister Sriram Lagoo with his daughter in law (Reema Lagoo), once such scene is quiet enticing in the movie in which Digambar goes to a saloon for hair cut, and when the barber probes him about the future of Maharashtra CM, he bluntly tells him "who ever becomes the CM, how will that make any changes in your life as a common man?" In short this is a very touchy, emotional, dramatic as well as realistic movie. Specially the song "Usha kaal hota hota" is heart wrenching. Towards the end, Digu Tipnis becomes insane after being frustrated with the corrupt political system. The movie outlines how the effect of selfish and voracious behaviour of white collars and politicians on the common man. During one session in vidhan sabha, Arun Sarnaik as the chief minister, whose mental and physical health is disturbed by an anonymous phone call warning him of a conspiracy to dislodge him. The vultures in Jivajirao’s party, including ministers played by Madhukar Toradmal and Shriram Lagoo, swoop down on him after a bout of stress-induced illness. They advise Jivajirao to “take it easy”, but he ignores the unsubtle hints and instead plays his own game of thrones, working the phone lines to pit one cabinet minister against the other. Song The movie became quite famous for the song "Ushakkal hota hota". The song was based on poem written by poet Suresh Bhat. The song is fiery as well as heart touching. It showed the misery of common man in a corrupt social and political environment. Cast Nilu Phule as Digu Tipnis Arun Sarnaik as Chief Minister Shinde Shriram Lagoo as Finance Minister Vishwasrao Dabhade Mohan Agashe as MLA Bhudhaji Reema Lagoo as Dabhade’s daughter-in-law Nana Patekar Usha Nadkarni as Shanti Datta Bhat as MLA Manikrao Madhukar Toradmal as Daulatrav Shrikant Moghe Satish Dubhashi as Dicasta Jairam Hardikar as Panitkar Ravi Patwardhan References External links 1970s Marathi-language films Films with screenplays by Vijay Tendulkar Films based on Indian novels Films directed by Jabbar Patel