Instead of the graceful curves of the Devanagari script for "啶ㄠぎ啶膏啶曕ぞ啶�" (Namaskar), you see something like fgekLdkj . This is not a secret code. It is the ghost of pre-Unicode computing.
Before converting a large manuscript, convert a small paragraph containing the 10 most common conjuncts (啶曕啶�, 啶椸啶�, 啶啶�, 啶む啶�, 啶溹啶�, 啶多啶�, 啶曕啶�, 啶︵啶�, 啶︵啶�, 啶灌啶�). Compare the output to a standard Marathi dictionary. If it passes that test, it will likely pass the rest. marathi unicode converter
The next time you use one, check how it handles the word (Difficult). If it breaks the conjunct 啶犩 into two separate letters, close the tab and find a better converter. Your language deserves the precision of Unicode, not the guesswork of glyphs. Instead of the graceful curves of the Devanagari
