1954 - Oon Paoos: Directed by Raja Paranjpye, the film starred Raja Paranjpye, Sumati Gupte, Ranjana, Shanta Modak, and Gajanan Jagirdar.Vanamala as the mother was down-to-earth and religious, and her characterization had a profound influence on maternal characters in Marathi cinema.- A successful film. The film relives the memories of a prisoner, particulary those concerning his mother. A landmark film, it is based on the book by Sane Guruji, a nationalist and political prisoner. Atre, the film starred Vanamala, Madhav Vaze, Umesh, Baburao Pendharkar, and Sumati Gupte. His lady love eventually rescues him from the villains, and maybe from himself. A tale of a fool coerced into playing in real life a role he had only playacted on stage. Deshpande, Vinay Kale, Lele Mama, Vasant Shinde, and Chitra. 1953 - Gulacha Ganapati: Directed by P.L.The film, made in Hindi as well, was a successful one. Ten o`clock is the recurring theme as the lovers had promised to think of one another at the hour. Young lovers parted by a parent`s opposition - they meet again when the hero needs the medical attention of the heroine`s husband. Ratnamala, Shankar Kulkarni, Manajirao, Vasant Thengadi, and Baby Shakuntala. 1942 - Daha Wajta: Directed by Raja Nene, the film starred P.
Malvankar played the brother to perfection. The film audience is addressed at the beginning and at the end by the character Gundyabhau. She knows one religious song and one love song, to be sung for the appropriate audience! The husband is no less stereotypical.
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Joshi`s satirical series were the source of the film`s story - a young woman`s marriage is arranged by her brother in a manner typical of the event. Jog, Shakuntala Bhome, and Damayanti Joshi.
1940 - Lagna Pahave Karun: Directed by Master Vinayak, the film starred Damuanna Malvankar, V.On the life of Lord Krishna, the film was the first to add a new sequence after release, the first to enjoy a continuous showing of over 25 weeks, and the first to be shot in Poona! Shyam Sundar: Directed by Bhalji Pendharkar, the film starred Shahu Modak, Shanta Apte and Bandopant Sohoni.The director Warerkar was an important Marathi playwright as well, and this remains one of his best films. The film was often compared to Baburao Painter`s Sinhagad, but the underlying message of independence was far stronger in this film. The popular Maratha historical episode of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb`s attack on Poona and the ensuing battle with the Maratha hero Shivaji. 1924 - Poona Raided or Poona Par Hallo:Directed by Mama Warerkar, the film starred Miss Bhawani, Krishnarao Ketkar, Shankarrao Sahasrabuddhe, Vishnupant Pagnis, Miss Kaiser, and Sunderrao Nadkarni.
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