&#39;We are hoping that the film touches a lot of people,&#39; the 25-year-old said here at the 14th Mumbai Film Festival, and added that they are hoping it opens the doors for Marathi cinema &#39;because that&#39;s been Riteish&#39;s goal, you know, to let it grow&#39;. <img alt="Genelia D'Souza" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/oct/Genelia.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 852px; " /> Directed by Ravi Jadhav, &#39;Balak Palak&#39; was screened at the ongoing festival Saturday and is slated for nationwide release Nov 30.u00a0Genelia hopes for a pan-Indian audience for Marathi films.u00a0&#39;I sometimes wish that we could get all of them to a national audience. I wish Marathi cinema only grows and that&#39;s one of the reasons why Riteish is doing a Marathi film next year and we hope to see a lot more Marathi films next year,&#39; she said. Talking about the film, Genelia said it is about children coming of age.u00a0&#39;I know it&#39;s so difficult to ask your parents so many things sometimes and it&#39;s important that parents and children have that rapport which my film talks about.&#39;

Actress Genelia D'Souza hopes that her husband Riteish Deshmukh's debut production Marathi movie 'Balak Palak' helps in the growth of Marathi movies

Genelia hopes 'Balak Palak' resurrects Marathi cinema

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