Jeevankala

Jeevan Kala was an acclaimed Indian supporting actress who was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, on June 29, 1944. She was well-known for her roles in Hindi and Marathi films, as well as television serials. Jeevankala danced to many hit songs, acted in a few films, and then decided to retire from acting after her marriage. Jeevankala, her parent's only child, studied until sixth grade, the age at which she began learning Kathak. Datta Dharmadhikari, a Marathi film producer-director, arrived at her house one day after hearing her ghungroo and offered her a child artist role in his film, "Akher Jamle" (1952). As a result, she appeared in front of the camera for the first time when she was six years old.

Jeevan Kala began her acting career in the 1960s with Marathi theatre before making her film debut with the Marathi film "Vahinichi Maya" in 1963. She went on to star in several Marathi films, including "Maherchi Sadi," "Pinjara," and "Jait Re Jait," for which she received glowing reviews. Her success in Marathi cinema eventually led to her first appearance in Hindi films in the early 1970s. "Pakeezah," "Namak Haraam," "Chitchor," "Mili," and "Bhavna" are among Jeevan Kala's noteworthy Hindi film credits. She was also a regular on the renowned television program " Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi is a popular sitcom, which was >> Read More... " in the late 1980s. Jeevan Kala's versatility as an actress was recognized throughout her career, as she seamlessly transitioned from Marathi to Hindi cinema, and from serious dramatic roles to comedic roles.

Her portrayal of complex characters was frequently praised, as was her ability to bring depth and authenticity to her roles. Jeevan Kala was involved in several humanitarian movements in addition to her acting career. She was a strong proponent of the Women's Cancer Initiative and was active in initiatives aimed at encouraging girls' education. Jeevan Kala was married to Arun Sadhu Arun Sadhu was a renowned Marathi writer and freel >> Read More... , a Marathi film director who died in 2014. She passed away on January 24, 2020, at the age of 75, following a long illness. Jeevan Kala's legacy lives on in her significant contribution to Indian cinema and her influence on the acting industry. Her ability to enchant audiences with her performances, as well as her dedication to social causes, has made her an enduring icon in Indian culture.