1. Priya Gamre
Priya Gamre is a well known Marathi actress. She is into the industry since 2003. Priya completed her schooling from St. John - The Baptist High School and her college from Thane. Before she entered into acting, she was involved with small screen and did only the one TV show called Dancing Queens.
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Age:
31
Gender:
Female
2. Mrinal Dev Kulkarni
Mrinal Kulkarni is one of a famous face in small screen. She is from Pune, Maharashtra. She completed her Master's degree in Linguistics from Pune University. In age of 16 she made her entry in Marathi television drama “Swamy”. She played a character Peshawe Madhavrao's wife Ramabai. Later the success of Swami she continue her career in television drama like Avantika, Ristey, Khamoshiyan and many more. She acted in a television drama called Shrikant. It is based one of a famous Novel of Saratchandra Chatterjee.
She became famous by the Hindi television drama named “Son Pari”. She played a character of Pari (angel).She worked in many Marathi and Hindi movies. Her first movie as a debut actress was Jai Dakshineshwar Kali Maa, release in 1996. She acted in Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in 2000, Ashiq and Veer Savarkar in 2001, Kuch Meetha Ho Jaye in 2005, Quest in 2006. Her last movie was Chodo Kal Ki Baatein, release in 2012.
She bagged screen Award for Best Actress category for Marathi movie named Jodidar in 2000.She won Star Parivar Award for the character of Pari in Sonpari. She also bagged National Award for movie “The Quest”. She married Ruchir Kulkarni, he is a criminal lawyer and has son Virajas Kulkarni.
Age:
52
Gender:
Female
3. Rakesh S Dulgaj
Rakesh S Dulgaj is a Bollywood director. He is not much known and famed in Bollywood as he hasn’t established himself well in the world of glamour that Bollywood anyway is. Father giving some of the short videos and commercials, he has a given a movie named Sambhaji 1689. This did not become very famous and a superhero movie but it did certainly show his directorial skills and his talent which was not known to the world before this. He has then worked and directed a few shot videos and serials. Commercials form his major domain and he is earing a good living out of it.
... Gender:
Male
4. Shashank Udapurkar
Shashank Udapurkar is an upcoming film director and actor who works predominantly for Marathi and Hindi movies. His first debut film in Bollywood was 'Anna' (2016) which is a biopic on noted Indian social activist Anna Hazare. In this movie, Shashank Udapurkar was also seen playing a titular character of Kisan Baburao Hazare aka Anna Hazare.
... Gender:
Male
5. Anand Abhyankar
There have been a few cases in the entertainment world where promising careers have been cut short by the cruel hands of death. So was the case of the predominantly Marathi actor Anand Abhyankar, when he met with a fatal car accident while returning to Mumbai, along with fellow actor Akshay Pendse. Earlier in life, following the Marathi tradition, he had started off with a promising theatre career, while he was studying in Pune, where he had shifted from his home town Nagpur.
As he joined more and more theatre groups, his name spread far and wide in the Marathi theatre world, his first commercial play being a comedy. Incidentally one of his co stars in this play happened to be Mohan Joshi who also became famous in Hindi films and TV serials. Anand’s very first play went on to run for over 1000 shows, establishing him firmly on the Marathi stage.
Moving forward in his stage career, Abhyankar got the opportunity to feature in one more record breaking Marathi play, “Aai Retire Hotey”. This play narrowly missed the 1000 shows mark. With Anand’s name spreading across the state, it did not take much time for him to get roles in Marathi films as well.
However, it was Mahesh Manjrekar who brought him into the world of Hindi films, through two of his own directorial ventures, “Vaastav” (1999) and “Jis Desh Mein Ganga Rehta Hain” (2000), at the time Abhyankar had become a well known name in Marathi cinema, known for his acting abilities. Anand crossed over to Marathi TV in a big way only much later in 2009 after a solitary performance in Doordarshan many years earlier. The TV performance that hogged the limelight was his role in “Asambhav” (2009), portraying the role of an 85 year old Parkinson’s disease afflicted person with his trembling mannerisms looking almost lifelike.
Although from his very first stage appearance Anand had a penchant for comic themes, he went on to prove through his variety of roles spread across theatre, movies and serials that he was a multi talented actor, and perhaps his best roles that would have come after further maturity was forever lost for his fans, due to his untimely an unfortunate death.
... Age:
60
Gender:
Male
6. Bharat Dabholkar
Bharat Dabholkar is an actor-director and a writer born on 31 December 1969. Bharat was a management graduate who did his degree in law before stepping into the film industry. Bharat was a trainee at Philips at the initial stage of his career and the man behind the cheesy and buttery advertisements of Amul Butter in campaigns and billboards. Bharat grew interest in the theatres while he was at DaCunha Associates. Since then Bharat wrote and directed 29 plays. He made his debut in the film industry with the film One 2Ka 4 in 2001. Since then Bharat did many roles in the movies like Corporate, Tara Rum Pum, Veer, and Xpose. Bharat made his directional debut with the movie God Only Knows! Which was also written by him.
... Age:
54
Gender:
Male
Age:
54
Gender:
Male
7. Deepak Shirke
Deepak Shirke is an Indian movie actor who was born in Maharashtra, India. Famous for his negative roles, he is a recognized movie actor and is mainly a part of the Hindi cinema. He started his acting career in 1987 with the Marathi movie Irsaal Karti. Deepak Shirke featured in over 100 movies in his three-decade-long career.
... Age:
67
Gender:
Male
8. Lokesh Gupte
Lokesh Gupte, full name Lokesh Vijay Gupte is a Marathi television, theatre, and film actor. He completed his graduation from Symbiosis College in Pune, Maharashtra, in Bachelor of Commerce. After the completion of the degree, Vijay came to Mumbai, Maharashtra, to try in the field of acting. Lokesh started his career as an assistant director for theatre and television personality, Vijay Apte for Tele-Vision series, later for the news-based programs and commercials for TV. The experience gave a kick start to his Television career.
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Male
9. Mohan Joshi
Mohan Joshi was born in 4th September 1945 on Bangalore, Karnataka. He completed his education and debut from Pune, Maharashtra. He then shifted to Mumbai and started career as a Theatre Artist. He was recognised by the play “Kuryat Sada Tingalam”. Later he performed in various characters in Hindi and Marathi movies. In 1993 he did a successful comedy movie named “Sawat Majhi Ladki”. He played a lead character, a doctor engage in extra marital affair. He worked in Marathi movie “Gharabaher”. He won National Award for Gharabaher. He worked in Tu Tithe Mee, Debu, Balidan and many more. Age:
78
Gender:
Male
10. Pramod Pawar
Pramod is an Indian actor, who is mainly seen in Marathi films and TV serials. He is also worked as a co-producer. He is also seen in Hindi films and serials. His first work in the Industry started in 1986.He was the production designer of the movie Rao Saheb. In 1997, he starred in Hindi movie Yeshwant that had Nana Patekar in the lead role.
... Gender:
Male
11. Dalip Tahil
Dalip Tahil is one of the most renowned evergreen actors in the Bollywood film industry. He is well known for his serious and villainous roles in films like ‘Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak’ in the year 1988 as ‘Dhanraj Singh’ and in ‘Darr’ in the year 1993 as ‘Captain Mehra’, and in ‘Baazigar’ as ‘Madan Chopra’ which was also released in 1993.
... Age:
71
Gender:
Male
12. Rajit Kapur
Rajit Kapur is a famous Indian actor most known for his award-winning portrayal of Mahatma Gandhi in the 1996 film, ‘The Making of the Mahatma.’ And the detective television series, ‘Byomkesh Bakshi’ based on the character created by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay the series was directed by Basu Chatterjee, the series was so popular that Rajit said, that people often mistaken him to be solving a murder mystery even when he visited a restaurant.
Rajit Kapur won the National Film Award for the Best Actor in the 1996 film The Making of the Mahatma, and his role was highly acclaimed both by the critics and the people. He was awarded as the Best Actor in the Kerala State Film Award for his film Agni Sakshi in the year 1999. He was also awarded as the Best Actor in the Imagine India Film Festival, Spain for Best Actor for his film Do Paise Ki Dhoop, Chaar Aane Ki Baarish in 2010, where he moved hearts with his prowess.
He was born on May 22, 1960 in Amritsar, and loves theater, and enjoys English plays such as Class of 84. However, he has said to have commented that Delhi audience has no respect for theaters, after the screening of his adult play, ‘Mahua,’ where he was a director. The thing that irked him was that people had to be asked to leave for either being underage or bringing the children to the play despite the fact that the play was highly publicized to be an adult.
Rajit is also known for his recent roles in films such as Roy, Kick, Singh Saab the Great, Shaitan, Guzaarish, Well Done Abba and Zubeidaa. His film Phir Se... Is soon to be released. However, he says that he is waiting for tough characters and would not mind doing even a two-minute roll if the roll is meaningful....
Age:
64
Gender:
Male
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