he has to confess to the crime & he would plead for lenient punishment in court. When he returns home, Bhakti tells Rahul that Nagargoje had visited her earlier in the day & told her that he suspects Rahul has tried to kill his father. To bring about the truth, she & Nitin should play along with him, confess that she attempted to kill Aaba & then Rahul would narrate the truth in a bid to save her. The next day Nagargoje comes with an arrest warrant for Rahul & provides new pieces of evidence (which he had ignored earlier) to prove that he has attempted to kill Aaba. Rahul is arrested & later bailed out by Nitin. After a few days, they receive a letter from Aaba, a suicide note. Nagargoje later tells them that note or the signature did not match Aaba's handwriting. Later Aaba regains consciousness & narrates the whole incident which was a plain accident & everyone is relieved. When they meet Nagargoje, they have a lengthy discussion on eroding emotional bonding between parents & children. Both of them realize their mistake & ask forgiveness from Nagargoje & Aaba. The film ends with estranged Nagargoje's son visiting him (apparently after a long time) as he is on his way to perform his last rites before his death (assuming his son won't be there to perform his last rites) Cast Nana Patekar as Maruti Nagargoje/Abba Ghokhle Iravati Harshe as Bhakti Rahul Gokhale Sumeet Raghavan as Rahul Ghokhale Ajay Devgn as Vishwas special appearance at the end Box office Aapla Manus was successful both critically and commercially. It grossed more than and completed 50 days run at the box office. The film was later made in Gujarati titled Dear Father. References External links 2018 films Indian mystery thriller films 2010s mystery thriller films Indian films based on plays 2010s Marathi-language films Ajay Devgn Viacom18 Studios films Films directed by Satish Rajwade