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Bal Krishna Shinde

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DOB : 14-07-1970
Age : 54
Star Sign : Cancer
Gender : Male

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Bal Krishna Shinde is a renowned film actor and director. He was born on 14th July 1970. His hometown is Satara, which is situated in Maharashtra. He is best known for his work in the Marathi film industry. Bal Krishna Shinde did his schooling at the Anant English School, Satara. Thereafter he completed his B.Com from Lal Bahadur Shastri College also located in Satara. Shinde also did another Bachelor in Journalism. Later he got a Master’s degree in Journalism as well. Bal Krishna Shinde also got a diploma from Aptech in Software Management. Shinde appeared in various films like Ek Hoti Wadi in the year 2001 in the role of Shankar Lohar (Dholya), as the villain. He then appeared as Baban in 2004 in the movie Savarkhed Ek Gaav, as a guest appearance in 2005 in the film Dombivali Fast, as Walya in 2006 in the film Supari, as Sambha in 2008 in the film Dhudgus, as Tatya Langada in 2009 in the film Thanks Maa.

Shinde continued his journey by appearing as Pahelwan in the film Jaagran in 2012, as Aanaji in 2015 in the film Police Line, as an item boy in 2015 in the movie Mungla, as Hawaldar Shinde in 2016 in the movie Ganvesh and as Balu in the movie Zhalla Bobhata in 2017. Shinde played television roles like Shanker Shet in Julta Julta Jultay Ki, Patangrao Nangare Patil in Prem Game Same To Same, and ACP Mohite in Tujhyat Jeev Rangala Tujhyat Jeev Rangala is a romantic drama in Marath >> Read More... . He also directed Punha Gondhal Punha Mujra in the year 2014. Shinde’s 2005 film called Dombivali Fast received the Marathi Cinema Awards at the 4th PIFF, 2006. Bal Krishna Shinde has also written some Drama books which include Amavasecha Chandra Aani Itar Ekankika, which is a one-act playbook. This book of his received the Maharashtra state Mama Varerkar Best One Act Playbook Award 2010. After this, he wrote another book called Teen Phulya Teen Badam, which is a two-act play.