Reshma Kundan Thadani

Sant Dnyaneshwaranchi Muktaai (2025) dives right into the heart of Maharashtra’s spiritual legacy, shining a spotlight on Muktaai, the lesser-sung sister of the legendary Sant Dnyaneshwar. Forget the usual saintly tales—this movie gets gritty, showing Muktaai as more than just a footnote in her brother’s story. She’s fierce, stubborn, and just the kind of rebel who’d challenge the norms of her time without blinking. The film paints her journey with all its struggles and tiny victories, from the dusty village lanes to the riverbanks where wisdom and sorrow kind of blur together. You get a real taste of how she wrestled with questions of faith, family, and her own place in a world that never really made room for outspoken women. Reshma Kundan Thadani brings Muktaai to life with a rawness that’s hard to fake. The movie doesn’t shy away from the mess—family drama, heartbreak, whispers of miracles, and the weight of expectations that’d crush most people. Every scene is soaked in the colors and sounds of rural Maharashtra, right down to the music that lingers long after the credits roll. It’s not just a story about a saint. It’s about a woman who carved out her own spot in history, refusing to be erased or silenced. If you’re after something that gets under your skin and sticks with you, this one’s got that kind of soul.