A Rainy Day (2014 film)

A Rainy Day is an Indian Marathi language film directed by Rajendra Talak^[1] and produced by Priyanka Bidaye Talak. The film stars Mrinal Kulkarni, Subodh Bhave and Ajinkya Deo. Music by Ashok Patki.^[2] The film was released on 31 January 2014.^[3]

A Rainy Day
Directed by	Rajendra Talak
Produced by	Priyanka Bidaye Talak
Starring	Mrinal Kulkarni Subodh Bhave Ajinkya Deo
Cinematography	Sanjay Jadhav
Edited by	Vidyadhar Pathare
Music by	Ashok Patki
Release date	31 January 2014 (2014-01-31)
Country	India
Language	Marathi

Synopsis

Successful professional Aniket is willing to go to any length to achieve his dreams. However, things take a turn when his pregnant wife, Mugdha, learns about the ill deeds that he committed in childhood and he is clueless about her source.

Cast

• Mrinal Kulkarni as Mugdha
• Subodh Bhave as Aniket
• Ajinkya Deo
• Kiran Karmarkar as Mr. Rao
• Harsh Chhaya
• Manoj Joshi
• Meenacshi Martins
• Neha Pendse
• Prince Jacob
• Sanjay Mone
• Shaila Kamat
• Sulabha Arya

Soundtrack

A Rainy Day
Soundtrack album by Ashok Patki
Released	2014
Recorded	2014
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Length	4:57
Language	Marathi
Official audio
A Rainy Day – Full Album on YouTube

Track listing

No.	Title	Singer(s)	Length
1.	"Bhairavi Gau Kashi"	Arati Ankalikar-Tikekar	4:57
Total length:			4:57

Critical response

A Rainy Day film received positive reviews from critics. A Reviewer of The Times of India gave the film 3.5 stars out of 5 and wrote "Although the build up to the climax is well developed, the pace gets affected at a few places. But a gripping story combined with all other well-executed elements of cinema makes the film a worth watch".^[4] Swapnil Ghangale of Maharashtra Times wrote "It would have been more fun if things had been resolved logically".^[5] A Reviewer of Loksatta wrote "The director has used the rain which is sometimes shimmering and sometimes misty in a very appropriate way".^[6] Shubhangi Palve of Zee News wrote "By restraining the unnecessary things in the film, the film leaves an impression on the audience in a mysterious way".^[7]