Ashok Saraf conferred with Kala Gaurav at SKD Awards
The 16th Sankruti Kaladarpan Annual awards for Marathi Films, television and Dramas were presented on Sunday evening, in presence of all prize winners, special invitees and media persons. There were some entertaining skits presented by the team of ‘Comedy Chi Bullet Train‘ a laughter show on TV. Some good dance performances were also presented by Pushkar Jog and Gashmir Mahajani.
Veteran actor Ashok Saraf was conferred with this year’s Kalagaurav Award, while Nana Patekar and sachin Pilgaonkar received special honour awards for their respective performances in films ‘Katyar Kaljat Ghusali‘ and ‘Natsamrat‘. Though ‘Natsamrat‘ bagged the popular film’s award, ‘Katyar Kaljat Ghusali‘ bagged maximum awards. While ‘Deool Band‘ bagged best social film award, the award for the most impressive film of the year went to ‘Koti‘. The best actress award went to Medha Manjrekar, while the best actor’s award was shared by Sumeet Raghavan and Ankush Chaudhari.
In the drama section, the play ‘Don’t Worry be Happy’ was declared the best popular play of the year, while Girija Oak and Umesh Kamat were declared the best actress and best actor respectively. In the TV serial section Colors Marathi serial ‘Asa Sasar Surekh Bai‘ won the best serial of the year award, with the lead stars of this serial, Santosh Juvekar and Mrunal Dusanis winning the best actor and best actress awards.
On this occasion the organisers of SKD Chandrashekhar Sandve and Archana Nevrekar, donated Rs. 1 Lakh 61 thousand rupees cheque to NAAM Foundation, which was accepted by Makarand Anaspure.
‘Vrundavan’ is influenced by Bollywood & South romantic action films
 |
Rating: ★★★
Genres: Drama, Romantic Censor: UA Duration: 130 Min. Studio/presenter: Realistic Film Company Producer(s): Rajpremi, Sunil Khandpurkar, Sandip Sharma, Jigar Kadakia Director: T.L.V. Prasad Writer: Abhiram Bhadkamkar Music: Amitraaj Cinematographer (DOP): Vasudeva Rao Cast: Raqesh Bapat, Pooja Sawant , Vaidehi Parshurami, Ashok Saraf, Mohan Joshi, Mahesh Manjrekar, Bharat Ganeshpure, Aarti Solanki Movie Review by: Ulhas Shirke |
Over the years, we have been watching formula type of Commercial films in Bollywood and especially in South Indian film industry, which are combination of action, romance, comedy and emotion all packed together. Now, with the passage of time, we notice more stunts of the film’s hero, backed by special effects. Also, with the advancement of technology, we find better sound design, excellent art work and stimulating music, to offer a complete entertainment package to the audience. Latest released film ‘Vrundavan’ falls in this category.
So, if you are willing to keep the logical thinking aside, ‘Vrundavan’ is just an ideal film for you. The film which begins with a love story of Krish( Raqesh Bapat) and Pooja( Pooja Sawant) , later turns into an action packed film, with Krish taking up the difficult task of playing the dummy boyfriend of Pooja’s close friend Bhoomi ( Vaidehi Parshurami), only at the request of his beloved Pooja. This plot itself is not convincing, as no young girl, who is intensely in love with her boyfriend, would let him go with another beautiful girl. But, Pooja trusts Krish and that’s how, we see the predictable drama taking place, in the story of this film, which follows.
But, the new Superman of Marathi films, Krish handles this most difficult situation confidently. He becomes friendly with Bhoomi’s family members, comprising of almost a cricket team, on the style of Shahrukh Khan doing it in films like ‘Pardes’ or ‘Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge .’ He also wins the heart of tough looking father of Bhoomi( Mahesh Manjrekar) and her uncle (Sharad Ponkshe). All seems to be going well,; but Bhoomi’s father decides to get his daughter married to Krish, when we see the predictable drama, with villain opposing the marriage, except for a twist in the screenplay. Needless to say, that all goes well in the end; but the solution sounds funny, almost going on the lines of a typical south Indian action based love story.
The film has some best action scenes, which would even leave behind the action or fight scenes performed by Sahrukh Khan, Ajay Deogan , Salman Khan & Akshay Kumar in their previous Bollywood films. So, Raqesh Bapat turns the new angry young man and Super hero of Marathi films. The entire film belongs to him, as he has scenes with almost all artistes in the film and he has done well, displaying his quick reflexes, perfect body language and good dialogue delivery. Good support comes from Pooja Sawant, though she doesn’t find much importance in this film. But, Vaidehi Parshurami steals the show, as she not only looks good, but has also performed well, displaying her dance skills too.
There is a big list supporting artistes in this film, but Ashok Saraf, Mahesh Manjrekar, Sharad Ponskse, Mohan Joshi, Bharat Ganeshpure , Aarti Solanki, Uday Tikekar find suitable roles. The villain played by Kumar Hegde is just namesake and doesn’t find much scope. Music by AmitRaj is the USP of this film. All the songs have been picturised well, with good choreography. Good cinematography by V.Vasudeva Rao is also the plus point of this film, besides special effects used in action scenes.
Regular Marathi film lovers, who love to watch realistic films, may not like this film; but there are film lovers, who enjoy watching films like ‘Chennai Express’, ‘Lai Bhari’ and similar south films, may enjoy watching this film. By the way, this film is a remake of 2010 telugu film ‘Brindavanam’and therefore, we very much miss the Marathi touch in this film, except for the Govinda song.
Vrundavan (वृंदावन)
Genres: Romantic, Drama
Rating: ★★★
Censor: UA
Duration: 152 min.
Studio/presenter: Realistic Film Company, Dr. Tvacha
Producer(s): Raj Premi, Suniel Khandpur, Sandeep Sharma
Co-Producer: Amit Karkhanis, Anagha Karkhanis
Executive Producer: Mangesh Jagtap
Director: T.L.V Prasad
Writer: na
ScreenPlay: na
Dialogues: Abhiram Bhadkamkar
Official Facebook Page I Twitter
Cast & Crew
Co-Producer: Amit Karkhanis, Anagha Karkhanis
Executive Producer: Mangesh Jagtap
Director: T.L.V Prasad
Action Director: Venkata Nageshwara Rao
Assistant Director: na
Writer: na
ScreenPlay: na
Dialogues: Abhiram Bhadkamkar
Lyrics: Mandar Cholkar, Kshitij Patwardhan, Yo
Music: Amitraj
Playback Singer: na
Cinematographer (DOP): Vasu
Editor: Hardik Singh Reen
Starcast: Raqesh Bapat, Pooja Sawant, Vaidehi Parashurami, Mahesh Manjrekar, Ashok Saraf, Mohan Joshi, Sharad Ponkshe, Bharat Ganeshpure, Arati Solanki, Kumar Hegde, Uday Tikekar
Costumes: Vaishali Deshmukh
Makeup: Guddu
Sound : Anil Nikam
Background Score: na
Choreographer: Sujit Kumar, Bhanu
DI, VFX: Vertex Volt
D.I. Colourist: na
Promos: na
Music Label: na
Publicity Designs: na
P.R.O.: na
Distributor : na
Synopsis
‘Vrundavan': na
Videos
News / Article / Interview
na
Movie Still(s)
Poster(s)
Review
‘Double Seat’ turns favourite at Zee-MFK awards
Every year Zee talkies have their separate awards function in the form of ‘Maharashtracha favourite Kon?’ with the voting open for shortlisted Marathi films and their artistes & other technical experts. This year too, there was overwhelming response from the viewers, who casted their votes, for their favourites. And, this year ‘Double Seat’ bagged maximum awards in different sections of this Viewer’s choice awards. The awards were presented to the winners, at an event held in Mumbai, recently.
However, the best film award went to ‘Dr.Prakash Baba Amte’ a sensible film made on a social subject. The best direction award went to Paresh Mokashi for the film ‘Elizabeth Ekadashi’. Needless to add that Ankush Choudhary and Mukta Barve were adjudged the favourite actor and actress respectively . The favourite supporting actor and actress awards went to Vaibhav Mangale and Sai Tamhankar. The main attraction of the event was the presence of Nana Patekar and Makarand Anaspure, who were felicitated by Zee talkies, for their efforts to help the families of poor farmers, in drought hit places in Maharashtra. A cheque amounting to Rs. 5 Lakh was presented to their NAAM Foundation. Some entertaining programmes were also presented by popular Marathi artistes, on this occasion. Siddharth Chandekar and Vaibhav Tatwavdi anchored the show.
Telecast of this event will be shown on 20 the December 2015 at 7 pm on Zee talkies channel.
Popular actress Usha Nadkarni in and as ‘London Chya Aajibai’
Well known actor Ashok Saraf and his chartered accountant brother Subhash Saraf, are all set to revive their Uncle’s Drama Group Kalamandir. As part of this plan, they have decided to launch their play ‘Londonchya Aajibai’, in London itself. Grandma Banarse is a famous character inspired from writer Sarojini Vaidya’s book ‘Kahani London Chya Aajibainchi’. Rajiv Joshi has converted her story into this drama. It is a story of a domestic servant from Choundi village in Vidarbha, who goes to London for household work; but, later starts her own catering business.
The big news is that popular versatile actress Usha Nadkarni has been selected to play this central character in this play. Produced by Smita Saraf, the play will be directed by Santosh Verulkar. The other important character of Meera will be played by Vedangi Kulkarni. Maharashtra Mandal London, have come forward to stage the shows in London. The inaugural shows of this play will therefore be staged in London and Britain, between 31st October to 8th November 2015.
Ashok Saraf
Biography / Profile:
Born : 4 June
Occupation : Actor
He made his debut in Marathi films in 70s. He has a terrific sense of timing, when he performs comedy scenes with his co stars. No wonder, his pairing with late Laxmikant Berde turned out to be a hit. He must have done maximum Marathi films with Laxmikant Berde in 80s. But, no one can forget his cunning havaldar in Dada Kondke’s 1975 film ‘Pandu Hawaldar‘ and a ‘Munimji’ in Rakesh Roshan’s film ‘Karan Arjun‘ in 1995. During the past 40 years, he has played a variety of roles in Marathi and Hindi films .But, he was more known for his comedy..
Filmography:
Movie(s)
- Marathi Movies as An Actor:
- Shentimental (2017)
- Vrundavan (2016)
- Khar Sangu Khota Khota (2014)
- Aandhali Koshimbir (2014)
- Kunasathi Kunitari(2011)
- Pakada Pakadi(2011)
- Ideachi Kalpana(2010)
- Most Wanted(2010)
- Tata Birla Ani Laila(2010)
- Aika Dajiba(2010)
- Hastil Tyache Daat Distil(2009)
- Balirajache Rajeya Yeu De(2009)
- Gosht Lagnanantarchi(2009)
- Master Eke Master (2009)
- Nishani Dava Angtha (2009)
- Ek Daav Dhobipachad (2009)
- Adala Badali (2008)
- Aaba Zindabad (2008)
- Baba Lagin (2008)
- Anolkhi Hey Ghar Maze (2008)
- Aamhi Satpute (2008)
- Saade Maade Teen (2008)
- Sakhi (2007)
- Karaayla Gelo Ek(2007)
- Mi Nahi Ho Tyatla(2007)
- Ek Unad Divas(2007)
- Lapun Chapun(2007)
- Bhakti Heech Khari Shakti (2007)
- Pahili Sher, Dusri Savvasher, Navara Pavsher (2006)
- Devashappath Khote Sangen (2006)
- Shubhmangal Savadhan (2006)
- Navra Mazha Navsacha (2004)
- Kunku (1997)
- Jasa Baap Tashi Pora (1991) Character: Raja Raja
- Maaya Mamata (1996)
- Jamla Ho Jamla (1995)
- Topi Var Topi (1995)
- Dhamal Jodi (1995)
- Painjan (1995)
- Bajarangachi Kamaal (1994)
- Majha Chakula (1994)
- Saasar Maaher (1994)
- Sukhi Sansarachi 12 Sutre (1994)
- Tu Sukhakarta (1993)
- Premankur (1993)
- Lapandav (1993)
- Wat Pahate Punvechi (1992)
- Wajawa re Wajawa (1992)
- Shubhmangal Sawadhan (1992)
- Aikaav Te Nawalach (1992)
- Aapali Manas (1992)
- Than Than Gopala (1992)
- Dhar Pakad (1992)
- Anpekshit (1991)
- Aayatya Gharat Gharoba (1991) Gopinath
- Mumbai Te Mauritius (1991)
- Chaukat Raja (1991)
- Dharala Tar Chavtay (1991)
- Zhunj Tujhi Majhi (1991)
- Ghanchakkar (1990)
- Godi Gulabi (1990)
- Tujhi Majhi Jamali Jodi (1990)
- Thamb Thamb Jau Nako Lamb (1990)
- Dhamal Bablya Ganpyachi (1990)
- Shejari Shejari (1990)
- Aamchya Sarkhe Aamhich (1990)
- Ejaa Beejaa Tijaa (1989)
- Aatmavishwas (1989) Vijay Jhende
- Ek Gadi Baki Anadi (1989)
- Kalat Nakalat (1989)
- FekaFeki (1989)
- Balache Baap Bramhachari (1989) Vilas
- Aflatoon (1989)
- Aaghat (1989)
- Eka Peksha Ek (1989)
- Bhutacha Bhau (1989)
- Eena Meena Deeka(MARATHI) (1989)
- Madhu Chandrachi Ratra (1989)
- Maal Masala (1989)
- Nawara Bayako (1989)
- Changu Mangoo (1988)
- Disata Tas Nasata (1988)
- Mamla Poricha (1988)
- Maza Pati Karodpati (1988) Luktuke
- Saglikade Bomba Bomb (1988)
- Ashi Hi Banva Banavi (1987) Dhananjay Mane
- Chhakke Panje (1987) Ashok
- Gammat Jammat (1987) Phalgun
- Prem Karuya Kullam Khulla (1987)… As Bajarang
- Premasathi Vattel Te (1987)
- Aanandi Aanand (1987)
- Gadbad Ghotala (1986)…As Hemant ‘Hemu’ Dhole
- Khara Warasdar (1986)
- Tujhya Vachun Karamena (1986)
- Dhumdhadaka (1986)
- Navari Mile Nawaryala (1986)…As Baalasaheb
- Sage Soyare (1985)
- Gaav Tas Changala Pan Veshila Tangala (1985)
- Khichadi (1985)
- Fukatchambu Baburao (1985)
- Bahurupi (1984)
- Bin Kamacha Nawara (1984)
- Chawhata (1984)
- Gulchaadi (1984)
- Hech Majh Maher (1984)
- Zakhmi Waghin (1984)
- Jugalbandi (1984)
- Kulswamini Ambabai (1984)
- Savvasher (1984)
- Thakas Mahathak (1984)
- Baiko Asavi Ashi (1983)
- Gupchup Gupchup (1983)
- Raaghu Maina (1983)
- Saasu Varchad Jawai (1983)
- Saavitri (1983)
- Phulwari (1983)
- Aapalech Daat Aapalech Oth (1982)
- Bhannat Bhanu (1982)
- Daivat (1982)
- Don Bayaka Fajiti Aika (1982)
- Ek Daav Bhutacha (1982)
- Galli Te Delhi (1982)
- Goshta Dhamal Namyachi (1984)
- Maibaap (1982)
- Are Sansar Sansar (1981)
- Devghar (1981)
- Gondhalat Gondhal (1981)
- Govinda Aala Re Aala (1981)
- Mosambi Narangi (1981)
- Sundara Satarkar (1981)
- Nagin (1981)
- Chorawar Mor (1980)
- Phatakadi (1980)
- Hich Khari Daulat (1980)
- Sawaj (1980)
- Saubhagwan (1980)
- Sharan Tula Bhagwanta (1980)
- Bailaveda (1979)
- Chimnrao Gundyabhau (1979)
- Duniya Kari Salaam (1979)…As Shivanand
- Did Shahane (1979)
- Gyanabachi Mekh (1979)
- Paijecha Vida (1979)
- Sushila (1978)
- Saasurvashin (1978)
- Navara Majha Bramhmachari (1977)
- Ram Ram Gangaram (1977)
- Jawal Ye Laju Nako (1976)
- Tumacha Amacha Jamala (1976)
- Varaat (1975)
- Pandoba Poragi Fasali (1975)
- Pandu Hawaldar (1975)
- Aalay Tufan Darayala (1973)
- Donhi Gharacha Pahuna (1971)
- Janaki (1969)
- Hindi Movies as An Actor:
- Singham(2011)
- Famyliwala(2010)
- Thoda Tum Badalo Thoda Hum(2004)
- Kuch Tum Kaho Kuch Hum Kahein (2002) …As Govind
- Kyaa Dil Ne Kahaa (2002) … As Mr. Patel
- Jodi No.1 (2001) …. As Ashok Rai
- Aashiq (2001)
- Afsana Dilwalon Ka (2001) …. Pyarebhai
- Inteqam (2001)
- Ittefaq (2001)
- Beti No. 1 (2000) … As Ram Bhatnagar
- Joru Ka Ghulam (2000) … As P.K. Girpade
- Khoobsurat (1999) … As Mahesh Chaudhary
- Bandhan (1998) … As Chillu
- Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya (1998) … As Tadkomal
- Koi Kisi Se Kum Nahin (1997)
- Yes Boss (1997) … As Johnny
- Koyla (1997) … As Vedji
- Gupt (1997) … As Havaldar Pandu
- Judge Mujrim (1997)
- Bal Bramhachari (1996)
- Aisi Bhi Kya Jaldi Hai (1996) … As Dr. Avinash
- Army (1996) … As Pascal
- Gehra Raaz (1996)
- Guddu (1995)
- Aazmayish (1995)
- Jamla Ho Jamla (1995)
- Karan Arjun (1995) … As Munshiji
- Nazar Ke Samne (1994) …As Mamu
- Sangdil Sanam (1994)
- Aa Gale Lag Jaa (1994) … As Dhaniram
- Karan (1994)
- Vazir (1994)
- Dil Hai Betaab (1993)
- Sarphira (1992)
- Meera Ka Mohan (1992)
- I Love You (1992)
- Naseebwaala (1992)
- Prem Deewane (1992)
- Benaam Badsha (1991)
- Mumbai Te Mauritius (1991)
- Aflatoon (1991)
- Yaara Dildara (1991)
- Ghar Ghar Ki Kahani (1988)
- Meri Biwi Ki Shaadi (1979)
- Ghar Dwaar (1985)
- Phulwari (1984)
- Abodh (1984)
- Maa Beti (1986)
- Pratighaat (1987)
- Dhum Dhadaka (1985)
- Jaagruti (1993)
- Famous TV series
- Nana O Nana (2011)
- Hum Paanch (2000)
- Play(s)
- Lagin Ghaai (2015)
- Bandu Aani Batate Pohe – Hasavnyasaathi Janama Apula
- Sarkh Chatit Dukhtay
Award(s):
Sankruti Kaladarpan Awards-Kalagaurav Award (2016)
Maharashtra Government Award-For Marathi Movie ‘Pandu Havaldar’
Screen award for movie Sawai Havaldar,
State Government Awards for Marathi Movies in total 10
First Filmfare Award for Marathi movie ‘Ram Ram Gangaram’. In total 5 Filmfare awards
Interview(s):
Lagin Ghaai (लगीन घाई) Marathi Natak
Rating: na
Opening Date: 2015 (05 April)
Production House: Suyog Nirmit
Producer: Gopal Algeri
Presenter : na
Writer: Advait Dadarkar
Director: Advait Dadarkar
Official Facebook Page I Twitter
Credit List
Co-producer: na
Director: Advait Dadarkar
Writer: Advait Dadarkar
Dialogues: na
Artist : Ashok Saraf, Aditi Deshpande, Omkar Raut, Niyati Ghate
Set Design: Sashank Tere
Lights: Sheetal Talpade
Costume: na
Background Music: na
Make up: na
Costume Designer: Pranoti Joshi
Hair Style: na
Art: na
Lyrics: na
Music: Abhijeet Pendharkar
Playback Singers: na
Choreographer: na
Publicity Designs: na
Synopsis
‘Lagin Ghaai ‘: na
News / Article / Interviews
Poster(s)
Review
Suyog offers new Marathi play ‘Laginghaai’ on 5th April
Gopal Algeri of ‘Suyog’ group is all set to present his brand new Marathi comedy play ‘Laginghaai’ on 5th April 2015. Written by Adwait Dadarkar , this is the second successful play by the writer-director for Suyog, after achieving success through ‘Goshta tashi Gamtichi’. But, this new play ‘Laginghaai’ has an interesting team of artistes, comprising of Aditi Deshpande, Omkar Raut, Niyati Ghate & King of Comedy Ashok Saraf.
Set on the backdrop of ‘marriage’ the play presents one such humour filled theme, where the widower father and his son are having affairs and are getting ready to marry; but are in an awkward position to share their marriage plans. Father is feeling odd, because he is marrying at old age , while son is trying to hide his affair, as he wants to marry a woman who is elder to him. This being a pure comedy, writer director Advait Dadarkar is confident about its success. The play has music by Abhijit Pendharkar, who makes his entry with Suyog group. Another highlight of this play is that Bollywood art director Shashank Tere has designed the sets of this play.
Ashok Saraf
Biography / Profile:
Marathi Movies as An Actor:
Khar Sangu Khota Khota (2014)
Aandhali Koshimbir (2014)
Kunasathi Kunitari(2011)
Pakada Pakadi(2011)
Ideachi Kalpana(2010)
Most Wanted(2010)
Tata Birla Ani Laila(2010)
Aika Dajiba (2010)
Hastil Tyache Daat Distil(2009)
Balirajache Rajeya Yeu De(2009)
Gosht Lagnanantarchi(2009)
Master Eke Master (2009)
Nishani Dava Anghata (2009)
Ek Daav Dhobipachad (2009)
Adala Badali (2008)
Aaba Zindabad (2008)
Baba Lagin (2008)
Anolkhi Hey Ghar Maze (2008)
Aamhi Satpute (2008)
Saade Maade Teen (2008)
Sakhi (2007)
Karaayla Gelo Ek(2007)
Mi Nahi Ho Tyatla(2007)
Ek Unad Divas(2007)
Lapun Chapun(2007)
Bhakti Heech Khari Shakti (2007)
Pahili Sher, Dusri Savvasher, Navara Pavsher (2006)
Devashappath Khote Sangen (2006)
Shubhmangal Savadhan (2006)
Navra Mazha Navsacha (2004)
Kunku (1997)
Jasa Baap Tashi Pora (1991) Character: Raja Raja
Maaya Mamata (1996)
Jamla Ho Jamla (1995)
Topi Var Topi (1995)
Dhamal Jodi (1995)
Painjan (1995)
Bajarangachi Kamaal (1994)
Majha Chakula (1994)
Saasar Maaher (1994)
Sukhi Sansarachi 12 Sutre (1994)
Tu Sukhakarta (1993)
Premankur (1993)
Lapandav (1993)
Wat Pahate Punvechi (1992)
Wajawa re Wajawa (1992)
Shubhmangal Sawadhan (1992)
Aikaav Te Nawalach (1992)
Aapali Manas (1992)
Than Than Gopala (1992)
Dhar Pakad (1992)
Anpekshit (1991)
Ayttya Gharat Gharoba (1991) Gopinath
Mumbai Te Mauritius (1991)
Chaukat Raja (1991)
Dharala Tar Chavtay (1991)
Zhunj Tujhi Majhi (1991)
Ghanchakkar (1990)
GodiGulabi (1990)
Tujhi Majhi Jamalli Jodi (1990)
Thamb Thamb Jau Nako Lamb (1990)
Dhamal Bablya Ganpyachi (1990)
Shejari Shejari (1990)
Aamchya Sarakhe Aamhich (1990)
Ejaa Beejaa Tijaa (1989)
Aatmavishwas (1989) Vijay Jhende
Ek Gadi Baki Anadi (1989)
Kalat Nakalat (1989)
FekaFeki (1989)
Balache Baap Bramhachari (1989) Vilas
Aflatoon (1989)
Aaghat (1989)
Eka Peksha Ek (1989)
Bhutacha Bhau (1989)
Eena Meena Deeka(MARATHI) (1989)
Madhu Chandrachi Ratra (1989)
MaalMasala (1989)
Nawara Bayako (1989)
ChanguMangoo (1988)
Disata Tas Nasata (1988)
Mamla Poricha(1988)
Majha Pati Karodpati (1988) Luktuke
Saglikade Bomba Bomb (1988)
Ashi hi Banvabanavi (1987) Dhananjay Mane
Chhakke Panjje (1987) Ashok
Gammat Jammat (1987) Phalgun
Prem Karuya Kullam Khulla (1987)… As Bajarang
Premasathi Vattel Te (1987)
Aanandi Aanand (1987)
Gadbad Ghotala (1986)…As Hemant ‘Hemu’ Dhole
Khara Warasdar (1986)
Tujhya Vachun Karamena (1986)
Chhakke Panje (1986)
Dhumdhadaka (1986)
Navari Mile Nawaryala (1986)…As Baalasaheb
Sagge Soyare (1985)
Gaav Tas Changala Pan Veshila Tangala (1985)
Khichadi (1985)
Fukatchambu Baburao (1985)
Bahurupi (1984)
Bin kamacha Nawara (1984)
Chawhata (1984)
Gulchaadi (1984)
Hech Majh Maher (1984)
Zakhmi Waghin (1984)
Jugalbandi (1984)
Kulswamini Ambabai (1984)
Savvasher (1984)
Thakas Mahathak (1984)
Baiko asavi ashi (1983)
Gupchup Gupchup (1983)
Raaghu Maina (1983)
Saasu Varchad Jawai (1983)
Saavitri (1983)
PHULWARI (1983)
Aapalech Daat aapalech Oth (1982)
Bhannat Bhanu (1982)
Daivat (1982)
Don Bayaka Fajiti Aika (1982)
Ek daav bhutacha (1982)
Galli Te Delhi (1982)
Goshta Dhamal Namyachi (1984)
Maibaap (1982)
Are Sansar Sansar (1981)
Devghar (1981)
Gondhalat Gondhal (1981)
Govinda Aala Re Aala (1981)
Mosambi Narangi (1981)
Sundara Satarkar (1981)
Nagin (1981)
Chorawar Mor (1980)
Phatakadi (1980)
Hich Khari Daulat (1980)
Sawaj (1980)
Saubhagwan (1980)
Sharan Tula Bhagwanta (1980)
Meri biwi ki shaadi (1979)
Bailaveda (1979)
Chimnrao Gundyabhau (1979)
Duniya Kari Salaam (1979)…As Shivanand
Did Shahane (1979)
Gyanabachi Mekh (1979)
Paijecha Vida (1979)
Sushila (1978)
Saasurvashin (1978)
Nawara Maja Bramhmachari (1977)
Ram Ram Gangaram (1977)
Jawal Ye Laju Nako (1976)
Tumacha Amacha Jamala (1976)
Varaat (1975)
Pandoba Poragi Fhasali (1975)
Pandu Hawaldar (1975)
Aalay Tufan Darayala (1973)
Donhi Gharacha Pahuna (1971)
Janaki (1969)
Hindi Movies as An Actor:
Singham(2011)
Famyliwala(2010)
Thoda Tum Badalo Thoda Hum(2004)
Kuch Tum Kaho Kuch Hum Kahein (2002) …As Govind
Kyaa Dil Ne Kahaa (2002) … As Mr. Patel
Jodi No.1 (2001) …. As Ashok Rai
Aashiq (2001)
Afsana Dilwalon Ka (2001) …. Pyarebhai
Inteqam (2001)
Ittefaq (2001)
Beti No. 1 (2000) … As Ram Bhatnagar
Joru Ka Ghulam (2000) … As P.K. Girpade
Khoobsurat (1999) … As Mahesh Chaudhary
Bandhan (1998) … As Chillu
Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya (1998) … As Tadkomal
Koi Kisi Se Kum Nahin (1997)
Yes Boss (1997) … As Johnny
Koyla (1997) … As Vedji
Gupt (1997) … As Havaldar Pandu
Judge Mujrim (1997)
Bal Bramhachari (1996)
Aisi Bhi Kya Jaldi Hai (1996) … As Dr. Avinash
Army (1996) … As Pascal
Gehra Raaz (1996)
Guddu (1995)
Aazmayish (1995)
Jamla Ho Jamla (1995)
Karan Arjun (1995) … As Munshiji
Nazar Ke Samne (1994) …As Mamu
Sangdil Sanam (1994)
Aa Gale Lag Jaa (1994) … As Dhaniram
Karan (1994)
Vazir (1994)
Dil Hai Betaab (1993)
Sarphira (1992)
Meera Ka Mohan (1992)
I Love You (1992)
Naseebwaala (1992)
Prem Deewane (1992)
Benaam Badsha (1991)
Mumbai Te Mauritius (1991)
Aflatoon (1991)
Yaara Dildara (1991)
Ghar Ghar Ki Kahani (1988)
Meri Biwi Ki Shaadi (1979)
Ghar Dwaar (1985)
Phulwari (1984)
Abodh (1984)
Maa Beti (1986)
Pratighaat (1987)
Dhum Dhadaka (1985)
Jaagruti (1993)
Famous TV series
“Hum Paanch” (2000) …. Anand Mathur
Veteran Marathi Journalist Isaq Mujawar is no more
On the eve of Jagatik Marathi Din reached a sad news of demise of veteran film critic Isaq Mujawar. A reputed and highly respected film critic, columnist and writer, he was active with his writings even at an advanced age of 80+. Considered to be an encyclopaedia of marathi and hindi film industry, he had more than fifty books to his credit, Eka Songadyachi Batavani, Teen Pidhyancha Aawaj – Lata, Mukhavata, Chitramauli are to name a few. ‘Marathi Cinemancha 100 Varshancha Aadhava’ was his latest contribution.
After starting his career at an early age in 1955, he held various posts in print media publications. His writing on films and film people commanded respect. His passion for ‘film’ writing brought many stalwarts like V Shantaram, Bhalji Pendharkar and Sachin Pilgaonkar, Ashok Saraf, Laxmikant Berde closer to him, in personal life. He was felicitated with Kalamaharshi Baburao Painter Lifetime Achievement Award a couple of years ago and last year he was awarded Chitrabhushan award by Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Chitrapat Mahamandal.
Marathi Movie World joins his family in the time of grief. Rest in peace Isaq Mujawar.