Gujju Film Fest Drops Free Gujarati Hits for Pure Joy
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ShemarooMe brings a year-end bonus to celebrate the richness, pride, and cinematic brilliance of Gujarati cinema with a special ‘Gujju Film Fest’, running from 6th to 15th December 2025. For ten days, audiences can feast on the finest of Gujarati storytelling with one blockbuster film unlocked for FREE viewing every single day. This gives viewers across India, and especially in Gujarat, a chance to experience some of the most loved, acclaimed, and high-performing titles. A Lineup That’s Pure Gold!
Gujarati cinema has seen strong growth, with many films breaking language barriers and winning national praise. Festivals like this help more people discover regional cinema that carries local stories and emotions. ShemarooMe has been a key platform for Gujarati content, offering a range of classics and modern hits. Free streaming helps more young viewers explore these films without cost.
The film festival features a handpicked collection of box-office champions and critically acclaimed gems that have defined contemporary Gujarati cinema. Each film reflects a different flavour of Gujarat, its humour, its values, its landscapes, its culture and its indomitable spirit. In recent years, Gujarati films have explored themes like women’s rights, family, love, fear, and comedy. Filmmakers have experimented with new-age storytelling, strong performances, and modern shooting styles. Many of these films have performed well outside Gujarat and have gained respect at national award functions.
From the hilarious chaos of Fakt Mahilao Maate, where a man gets a unique power to hear women’s thoughts, to the supernatural mysteries of Jhamkudi set in a haunted haveli. Bachubhai offers a heartwarming tale of late-life reinvention, while the National Award-winning movie Hellaro delivers a powerful story of women’s liberation in rural Kutch. Mithada Maheman brings sweet, unexpected bonds to the screen, and Naadi Dosh explores love tested against astrological belief. Kutch Express follows a woman’s journey to independence, while All The Best Pandya serves up laugh-out-loud family madness and a gentle father-son dynamic. The supernatural thriller Vash will keep you on edge, and Umbarro closes the festival with a transformational story of seven women who find the courage to cross their inner thresholds and rediscover joy on their own terms.
These titles represent modern Gujarati cinema’s biggest successes. Films like Hellaro have won national awards and travelled to film festivals abroad. Vash became a major talking point for its gripping storytelling and led to a Hindi remake. Fakt, Mahilao Maate and Bachubhai have been huge hits at the box office, showing that comedy still wins hearts. Films like Kutch Express have highlighted women-led narratives and stories rooted in Gujarat’s culture.
Gujarati cinema has seen a phenomenal rise over the last decade, both in content and audience appeal. This festival is a tribute to the filmmakers, artists, and audiences who have made Gujarati films a formidable creative force. Through this celebration, ShemarooMe aims to make premium Gujarati content more accessible and offer viewers a chance to revisit films that shaped the new wave of Gujarati entertainment.
Over the past ten years, Gujarati films have grown in budget and ambition. Many movies now cross the ₹50 crore domestic mark, and some release internationally in the UK, US, and Australia. The rise of digital platforms has helped regional films reach wider audiences. ShemarooMe has played a big part in making Gujarati cinema accessible to non-Gujarati speakers with subtitles.
Here is the List of the movies available on the dates:
Gujju Film Fest Line-Up
10 Days. 10 Free Films
6th December – Jhamkudi
7th December – Bachubhai
8th December – Hellaro
9th December – Mithada Maheman
10th December – Naadi Dosh
11th December – Kutch Express
12th December – All the Best, Pandya
13th December – Vash
14th December – Umbarro
15th December – Fakt Mahilao Maate
This line-up features a mix of genres, including comedy, drama, horror, romance, and social stories. It allows viewers to enjoy the full spectrum of Gujarati filmmaking. Many of these films were festival favourites and had strong box-office runs.
