Arun Bhadsavle

Arun Bhadsavle is a veteran actor who has predominantly worked in the Marathi film industry and played supporting roles in many Bollywood films. He rose to fame for his acting skills in the Marathi soap operas “Oon-Paus” in 2005 and “Hum toh tere aashiq hai” (2017-18). He was featured in the “Trustworthy” episode and “What a strange book” episode of the famous Marathi mini-comedy series “Hasnyavari Gheu Naka”. In 1998, under the direction of Shrabani Deodhar Shrabani Deodhar is one of the top female director >> Read More... , Bhadsavle played a supporting role in the Marathi movie Sarkarnama; the story follows the villagers' struggles against big corporations.

In 2003, he joined the cast of the Hindi comedy film Munnabhai MBBS and acted alongside the big shots of Bollywood Sanjay Dutt and Boman Irani Boman Irani is a well known name today in the Boll >> Read More... . In the 2006 crime thriller directed by Tanveer Khan Tanveer Khan was an Indian film director, actor, d >> Read More... , Deadline: Sirf 24 Ghante, he played the role of Mansukh Bhai alongside A-list actor Irrfan Khan Irrfan Khan is a noted Bollywood actor who started >> Read More... . Halwai Seth is one of the impressive characters he played in the 2006 comedy film London Cha Jawai. Under the directors Ajinkya Deo Ajinkya Dev or Ajinkya Deo is a prominent actor in >> Read More... and Amol Shetge Amol Shetge is an India-based director, writer, ac >> Read More... , Bhadsavle played the role of Nana in the 2010 drama film Jeeta. He was one of the Parsi men in the mystery thriller Sau Shashi Deodhar. In 2016, he played the role of a film financier in the Marathi film Ekk Albela; the movie starred famous actors like Vidya Balan Vidya Balan is an award winning Bollywood actress >> Read More... and Mangesh Desai Mangesh Desai, also known as Mangesh is a great In >> Read More... . His other notable Marathi and Hindi works are 2004 Tuzyacha Sathi and Mi Tuji Tujhich Re, 2009 Chingi, 2010 City of Gold, 2013 Premachi Goshta Story soon >> Read More... , etc.