Produced by Zoya Akhtar Reema Kagti's feature tells the true story of a film buff (Adarsh Gourav) who put his town on the big screen. REVIEW

Superboys of Malegaon isn’t just a film—it’s a love letter to cinema, and audiences can’t stop raving about it; read what they're saying!

Superboys of Malegaon follows a bunch of misfits from a small town in Maharashtra, bound together by their love for cinema. When their local theatre is shut down for piracy, they vow to make something original. Of, by and for Malegaon.

I was in Class 8 when Rock On!! released. I and a bunch of friends from our housing colony got revved up to make our own band. We only had one guitar between the four of us, that too an acoustic. So,

In Reema Kagti's Superboys of Malegaon, the protagonist discovers that an act of piracy can save the theatrical ecosystem. Illegal file-sharing and the big-screen experience often go hand-in-hand.

Throughout “Superboys,” the fans crowding the movie theater are men. The sole woman on Nisar’s all-male set is Trupti (Manjiri Pupala), the female lead. But Katgi and Grover tease a marriage story subplot (featuring Muskkaan Jaferi as Shabeena) that expands the story to include women.

Director Reema Kagti won raves from critics and audiences alike at international film festivals for her latest film, Superboys of Malegaon, which releases in North American theaters on February 28.

Mumbai: The public review of "Superboys of Malegaon" is overwhelmingly positive. Audiences call it a "cinematic delight" that engages viewers from start to finish. The film's storyline and performances have thrilled viewers,

Adarsh Gourav, Viineet Kumar Siingh, Shashank Arora Rating: 4/5 Superboys of Malegaon is a hugely entertaining film, about films. Which also obviously translates to fine direction, writing, performances,