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PHOTO GALLERY

SILENCE! THE COURT IS IN SESSION

People of various professions decided to stage a play

Ms. Benare is blamed as an accused of having TIK-20 and bearing an illegitimate

child in the Court.

Benare‟s explanations for being an aged spinster and the cause for unwed motherhood

258

All the other colleagues were consoling Benare as after all it is play

Benare‟s soliloquy

Atlast Benare fainted on the stage

259

GHASHIRAM KOTWAL

Nana Padhanivas is running with lust Behind the innocent lass Gauri.

Ghashiram is made the Kotwal of Pune by offering Gauri.

260

261

KANYADAAN

Jyoti and Arun Athwale standing together.

On the back side father Nath, Mother Seva and her brother Jayaprakash.

Arun is begging for the pardon of Jyoti after a big calamity .

SAKHARAM BINDER

Sakharam‟s seventh woman Laxmi is conversing and giggling with ants and flies

262

Sakharam is performing pooja on Ganesh Chathurthi, Dawood is also present but

Laxmi does not like Dawood‟s prescence.

Sakharam is pulling Laxmi out of the house

Champa, the attractive seductress being the eight woman in Sakharam‟s life.

263

Champa

is

beating

her

Husban

d

Foudzer

Shinde

like an animal

Introduction of Laxmi and Champa

264

Champa is strangled by Sakharam

The weakling Laxmi is digging grave to hide Champa‟s corpse in their kitchen itself

KAMALA

Sarita noting down all the phone calls of Jaisingh Jadhav

265

Sarita, Jaisingh Jadhav, Kamala(Adhivasi woman) and Kamalabai (servant maid)

After the press meet Jadhav‟s friend is telling that evidence is great

Sarita‟s regection for Jaisingh‟s carnal desire.

The heart rendering conversation between Sarita and Kamala.

266

Intimacy between Sarita and Kamala.

Sarita came & sat along with Kamala in the floor

After Sarita realisation, she is waiting for the day to come to rise for her rights