In a groundbreaking achievement in the Indian film industry, Eyesight Creation, a renowned movie production house based in Pune, Maharashtra, has set a New World Record by producing the longest uncut Marathi film titled “The Hungry” — a cinematic feat accomplished without a single camera cut.
Directed by Santosh Raut and Nitin Chavan, the unbroken take of the film lasted an astounding 4 hours, 2 minutes, and 56 seconds, shot seamlessly across 12 different locations in Pune. The ambitious project was powered by a passionate and highly coordinated team of 69 actors and actresses and 130 crew members, who worked tirelessly to execute this technically demanding production with flawless timing and synchronization.
The record-setting film was officially showcased on 20th August 2019 at the prestigious National Film Archive of India (NFAI), Deccan Gymkhana, Pune.
- Title: The Hungry (Marathi)
- Format: Longest Uncut Movie (Single Take)
- Duration: 4 Hours, 2 Minutes, 56 Seconds
- Locations: 12 Locations Across Pune
- Team Involved: 69 Actors, 130 Crew Members
- Produced By: Eyesight Creation
- Directed By: Santosh Raut & Nitin Chavan
This unprecedented accomplishment reflects a remarkable blend of technical innovation, artistic coordination, and creative courage, pushing the boundaries of traditional filmmaking. “The Hungry” not only sets a new benchmark for long-take cinema in India but also places Marathi cinema on the global map for cinematic excellence.
With this achievement, Eyesight Creation has demonstrated that with vision, planning, and passion, cinema can transcend conventional limitations and explore new creative territories.
