Marathi thriller Kakul, starring Monalisa Bagal, set for November 2026 release
Marathi thriller Kakul, centred on mystery, fear and revenge, will star Monalisa Bagal and release in November 2026.
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The Marathi film industry continues to bring a variety of films to audiences, and a new thriller, Kakul, has generated curiosity. The film is said to be built around mystery, fear and a sense of revenge. Actress Monalisa Bagal plays the lead role, and the film will release in cinemas in November 2026.
Monalisa Bagal has played different roles in several films so far. In Kakul too she appears in an important role. Since the film brings together mystery, fear and society's sense of revenge, audiences are curious about what her character will turn out to be.
As for the story, a young woman named Kalpana enters the life of Sangram, who belongs to a wealthy family with a political legacy in a village. After this, a series of shocking events begins to unfold in his life. The film will reveal the secret behind these events.
Kakul will also address serious issues such as attitudes against women in society, patriarchal mindsets and the consequences of wrongdoing. In other words, it is not just a thriller of fear and mystery, but also carries a social message.
Alongside Monalisa Bagal, the film features Akshay Tanksale, Sanjay Khapre, Yash Dimble, Bhushan Manjule, Aarti Shinde, Vivek Yadav and Prakash Dhindale in important roles.
The film has been made under the banner of Swapnil Gogawale Entertainment. Swapnil Vijaya Sahadev Gogawale is the producer, while Gauri Gogawale, Sonali Lagad, Soma Das and Dr Sachin Bhalerao are co-producers. The film is directed by Suraj Raghunath Padwal.
The music for the film's songs has been composed by Uday Deshpande, P. Shankaran and Siddhant Borawake, while Veerdhaval Patil is the cinematographer.
This unusual mix of mystery, fear and society's sense of revenge aims to give audiences a thrilling experience. Since the film's story touches on some serious realities of society, it may also leave audiences with something to think about. Audiences will have to wait until November 2026 to see how the secret in Kakul is finally revealed.
