Shivaji Jadhav

Shivaji Jadhav is a Kannada actor who was born in Bangalore, Karnataka. So far Shivaji Jadhav has worked amazingly in the entertainment industry and his artwork has been released in Telugu language movies as well. He completed his graduation and worked in a bakery. Gradually, he realised that his life was in acting, and being part of street plays was the first step. In his early life he and his friends formed a group called “Sneha Kalaniketana” and their first play was on the price rise issue that plagued the society during those days. His plays would always draw massive crowds in Mysuru and this gave young Shivaji the confidence to pursue a full-time course in Mysuru university. Talking about his career in the industry, Shivaji Rao Jadhav is an actor, best known for films like Prithvi (2010), Dhad Dhad (2003) and Gowdru (2004), etc. But what he felt more comfortable with, was the small screen.

Till date, he has captured a million hearts and is also known as the “father” of the industry as he mostly plays elderly roles. He made his small screen debut with a serial called ‘Samagama’, which also starred Manju Bhashini Manju Bhashini hit the fame mode for his role in t >> Read More... and Hemanth Hegde Kannada film actor, director, and lyricist, Hemant >> Read More... . It clocked about 500 episodes. Then TS Nagabharana, a director, casted him in his serial titled ‘ Sankranthi Sankranthi is a Telugu festive TV serial aired on >> Read More... ’. Ever since, there’s been no looking back for him and he has done numerous serials including ‘Paapa Pandu’, ‘Mr and Miss 55’, ‘ Malebillu Please check back Serial story Coming soon... >> Read More... ’, ‘ Bidige Chandrama Bidige Chandrama is Kannada television series that >> Read More... ’, ‘Kavi Kavya Parampare’, ‘Koodi Baalona’, ‘Manthana, Anavarana’, ‘ Dibbana Dibbana is a drama show which came on the channel >> Read More... ’, and many more. He recently even celebrated 4,000 episodes in his television journey. Shivaji has a amazingly rich background in literature and theatre and ‘Master Hirannayya’ was one of his favourites. Shivaji also loved imitating the veteran.