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Original name: Snow Flower
English name: Snow Flower
Year: 2024
Run time: 112 minutes
Language: Marathi
Type (Colour/ Black & white): Colour
Country: India, Russia
Director: Gajendra Ahire
Producer: Rekha Bhagat, Deepak Kumar
Cast: Chhaya Kadam, Vaibhav Mangle, Sarfaraz Alam, Manwa Devendra Bhagwat, Adamchuk Oksana Nikolaevna
Screenplay: Gajendra Ahire
Cinematographer: Krishna Kumar Soren
Editor: Anant Kamath
Sound Designer: Sagar Sathe
Music Composer: Gajendra Ahire, Prachi Rege
Costume Designer: Deepti Devendra
Production Designer: Dipti Vispute
Production Company: Seven Feathers Studio
Gajendra Vitthal Ahire is an Indian Marathi film maker. He has 65 movies on his name and has contributed as Director, Story, Screenplay, Dialogues, Lyrics and as a Music composer. He is noted for his work in Marathi Cinema including a Not only Mrs Raut (2003), biopic Vasudev Balwant Phadke (2007), Anumati (2013), Postcard (2013) , The Silence (2015), Pimpal (2017) and has won numerous awards in India and globally including Indian Panorama at IFFI, Goa and National Award. He has won (Rajat Kamal) Silver Lotus award and achieved international breakthrough when he directed Not only Mrs Raut.
In the beautiful village of Kokan, India, Bablya resides with his parents Digya and Nanda. Despite their pleas, Bablya is determined to join a Dashavtaar theater group traveling to Russia, convinced it offers a better life. This choice strains his relationship with Digya. In Russia, Bablya builds a life, falling in love with an Indian-Russian woman. They have a beautiful daughter and work at a pub until tragedy strikes—an altercation leads to their untimely deaths, leaving their daughter, Pari, orphaned. Upon hearing the news, Digya and Nanda rush to Russia, discovering Pari in a foster home. Hindered by regulations, they fight to bring Pari back to Kokan, India. Amidst memories of Bablya's happy home, they arrange his last rites with the help of Chandu, Bablya's friend. Permission granted, they bond with Pari, but their attempts to integrate her into Kokan fail. The school principal advises that Pari belongs where she can flourish. Despite resistance, Nanda realizes Pari's rightful place is in Russia, where she ultimately returns her, acknowledging that Pari can only thrive where she truly belongs.
