1. Rekha Kamat
Rekha Kamat was an Indian actress. She was born in 1932. Rekha Ji and her sister learnt the art of dancing in their schools. This art helped both of them to get an opportunity to work in cinema. It is a well-known fact that she predominantly worked in the Marathi film industry. Rekha Ji unfolded her wings and started her career with Lakhachi Gosht, a comedy/classic film released in 1952. Rekha Ji was just 20 years old when she made her debut in the film industry. After her debut performance, she got another offer for the film Kanchanganga, a drama/musical film released in 1954.
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Date of Death:
11-01-2022
Gender:
Female
Date of Death:
11-01-2022
Gender:
Female
2. 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.
... Date of Death:
24-12-2012
Age:
60
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
24-12-2012
Age:
60
Gender:
Male
3. Sachin Shirke
Bio coming soon...
... Gender:
Male
4. Girish Joshi
Bio coming soon...
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