User Reviews

This movie wins your heart.... Everyone literally played their role very well and everyone was very outstanding..

It's really a must watch. The center of attraction is our own city of Maharashtra that is Amravati. The cinematography, the locations were superb.

This movie teaches us that how bad u r but if you find someone who is by your side and understands you than anyone can change.

Each and every cast member in the movie performed their role to perfection.

Gaafil is truly a worth watching film and it is that type of movie that a movie buff or movie buffs should not miss watching. It's a must must watch.

This is marathi movie which is basically connected with the girl child adoption concept and the direction of this movie is fantastic, acting is amazing and overall movie will give you social message.. Everyone should watch at once, then you will book second show definitely... An impactful marathi movie...

This Gaafil movie will give you an social message in lawful manner.. Everyone should watch this movie at once..

There are lot of characters in this film and every actors/characters plays an important role in this movie.. It is filmed in Vidarbha region as director said in his earlier interview... Worth to watch this film.. So as an audience I will recommend this movie to everyone, every marathi audience..

Dharti Films and Mad Ark Pictures' Gaafil (Marathi; UA) is the story of a playboy who turns over a new leaf. He adopts a girl child but, again, life deals him a severe blow.

Milind Ashok Dhoke has written a routine story with a few new points which again are not very original. His screenplay is not engaging at all. In other words, the drama just doesn't involve the audience. Emotions fail to touch the heart as they rest on a weak foundation. Dhoke's dialogues are just about passable.

Aditya Raj does an ordinary job as Aditya. Vaishnavi Barde is okay as Vaishali. Rajsi Takale plays orphan Rajsi in an average manner. Nikhil Bahaddarpure lends routine support as Aditya's friend, Nikhil. Arpreet Gupta is okay as Aditya's ex-girlfriend, Arpreet. Poonam Taywade, Ankur Wadhave, Shardul Bonde, Trisharan Chahande and Nishada Raut hardly pass muster.

Milind Ashok Dhoke's direction and editing are weak. His camerawork is alright. His lyrics and art direction leave something to be desired. Jay Bora's music is nothing to shout about. The rap song (composed by Milind Ashok Dhoke) is dull. Pratik Jumade and Akash Gautam's choreography is not impressive. Pavan Wadurkar's background music is below average.

On the whole, Gaafil lacks in merits and will be rejected by the public.