girl in the wheelchair. Nisha saw Mahesh in the hostel and confronted him. However, he started to run away, which angered her. After Sheela disappeared, Nisha removed the dead body. While searching Mayu's gun, Nisha realized that her gun was the same make as that of Nisha's and had her framed. After the girls are exonerated, a huge comeback party is arranged for Mayu, Vaiju and Sheetal. Everything is going great until a huge bouquet from "Mahesh Mukadam" shows up for Mayu. Seeing the expressions of others, she realizes that none of them sent it. Suddenly, everybody gets a shock when Attu leaps out from behind the bouquet. After the initial shock subsides, everybody ends up in peals of laughter. Cast Reema Lagoo as Aasavari (Attu). She has brought up Mayu single-handedly after her parents died and now wants to hand over the business to her niece. Sharvari Jamenis as Vaijayanti Patil (Vaiju). Mayu's best friend and the daughter of a school teacher. Deepa Parab Mayu's friend Gautami Kapoor as Mayuri (Mayu) Meenal Pendse as Sheela. Sheela is nemesis of both Mayu and Vaiju. Mona Ambegaonkar as ACP Nisha Velankar. Nisha hates crimes against women and is an ex-alumni of the college Mayu and Vaiju are attending. Reshma Polekar as Nisha's fellow cop. Nirmiti Sawant as Teacher Deepa Shriram as Principal Seema Biswas as CBI Officer Seema Srivastava. Awards The film won numerous awards at the Maharashtra State Film Awards. Best lyrics, screen-play and dialogues awards went to Vasu Vaidya, Ajit Dalavi and Prashant Dalavi respectively. References External links 1999 films Indian thriller films Films directed by Chandrakant Kulkarni Marathi films remade in other languages Films featuring an all-female cast Films about women in India 1990s Marathi-language films 1999 thriller films