For decades, the Marathi film industry has captivated audiences with its rich history, renowned actors, and intriguing trivia.
BIG FM, one of the country’s leading radio networks, is back with season 2 of its much-loved show BIG Marathi Bioscope with Subodh Bhave, giving listeners a rare glimpse into the Marathi film industry.
Subodh Bhave, the versatile Indian Marathi actor, promised to take listeners on another timeless journey woven with timeless moments at a press conference in Pune.
The show, which debuted recently, can be viewed from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Saturday in Pune, and from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sundays in both Pune and Mumbai.
The first season of the show was a resounding success, revealing the magic of the Marathi film industry and capturing the hearts of the listeners.
The second season adds a unique quotient, offering listeners a distinct experience, with content based on authentic research.
Subodh Bhave, the Marathi industry’s powerhouse actor, writer, producer, and director, not only shares untold stories of Marathi cinema but also his perspective on these stories.
Every Monday, Subodh Bhave challenges listeners with a question followed by unknown trivia in the second season, which adds an interactive twist.
The show introduces ‘From the Horse’s Mouth: Kiti Khare Kti Khote,’ an intriguing segment that uncovers the truth behind incidents from the world of Marathi cinema.
Sunil Kumaran, COO, of BIG FM, said, “We received an overwhelming response for season 1 of BIG Marathi Bioscope which reinforced the show’s exceptional ability to draw a connection with the audience. This show is a deep dive into the legacy of Marathi cinema, showcasing riveting stories that resonate with our listeners. Subodh Bhave’s exceptional talent and deep connection with the Marathi audience bring an unparalleled charm to the show. With season 2, we aim to present to our listeners with more engaging content that drives a sense of nostalgia coupled with entertainment.”
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