Top 10 Popular Films Of Lalita Pawar

Lalita Pawar Lalita Pawar was a versatile actress in Indian Fil >> Read More... was a famous Indian actress who appeared in more than 700 Hindi, Marathi, and Gujarati films before rising to fame as a character actress. She has an acting career that has lasted almost 70 years, breaking the global record. For her work in Anari, Pawar won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress. She made appearances in several popular films, including Bhalji Pendharkar's 1938 feature Netaji Palkar, Sant Damaji from New Hana Pictures, Amrit from VS Khandekar's Navyug Chitrapat, and Gora Kumbhar from Chhaya Films. She also starred in the 1959 films Anari, Shri 420, and Mr. & Mrs. and the acclaimed television series Ramayan as Manthara. Check out the top 10 films starring Lalita Pawar below:

1. Dahej

V. Shantaram directed the 1952 social family drama film Dahej, which is centered on the dowry system. V. Avadhoot served as the director of cinematography for the Rajkamal Kalamandir-produced film. Shams Lucknavi penned the dialogues and the lyrics, and Vasant Desai Vasant Desai is one of India’s most accomplished f >> Read More... composed the music. Suraj marries Chanda off without any dowry. When her father-in-law dies, her mother-in-law blames her for the murder and executes a plan to get rid of her.

2. The Immortal Song

V. Shantaram produced, directed, and wrote the 1951 film The Immortal Song. It is based on a genuine story about a humble cow herder with a poetic talent that takes place in the early 19th century during the final years of the Maratha confederacy. It is a tribute to the Marathas' saffron flag and a rallying cry for the population to come together once more in opposition to the foreign foe. At the 1952 Cannes Film Festival, it was up for the Festival Grand Prize.

3. Anari

Hrishikesh Mukherjee Hrishikesh Mukherjee is a film director, writer an >> Read More... directed the 1959 Bollywood comedy film Anari. Raj Kapoor Rajkapoor is a film maker and movie director from >> Read More... , Nutan, Motilal, and Lalita Pawar play significant roles in the film. An idiot named Rama is given the job of protecting the wealthy Rajnandini. She instantly falls in love with him, but the violent brothers of Rama make it difficult for her to marry him.

4. Ramshastri

The directors of the 1944 Marathi film Ramshastri were Gajanan Jagirdar Gajanan Jagirdar was a veteran Indian screenwriter >> Read More... , Raja Nene, and Vishram Bedekar Vishram Bedekar is a Marathi-language writer and f >> Read More... . In the court of Peshwa Madhavrao, Ramshastri Prabhune, an honorable jurist, sentences the Peshwa to death for the murder of his nephew. Renowned actor Gajanan Jagirdar performed the lead role of Ramshastri Prabhune, and famous actress Lalita Pawar played the role of Anandibai.

5. Bombay To Goa

At the box office, S. Ramanathan's comedy film Bombay to Goa was a "huge hit." A young woman named Mala witnesses a murder and gets on a bus headed for Goa to get away from the murderer. Along the way, she discovers interesting people from many cultures and a young man who won't leave her side.

6. Jay Vejay

L. V. Prasad, under the label Prasad Productions Pvt. Ltd., produced and directed the action film Jay Vejay in 1977. Three nations concealed their wealth in a hidden place decades ago and left hints in three necklaces. Unknowingly, two long-lost brothers meet while looking for this treasure.

7. Sampoorna Ramayana

Sampoorna Ramayana is a 1961 Hindu mythological film directed by Babubhai Mistry   Recognized as the Trick Master of the film frat >> Read More... that is based on the Hindu epic Ramayana by Valmiki. After being expelled from the kingdom of Ayodhya, Lord Ram, his wife Sita, and his brother Laxman begin to live in a forest until Sita is kidnapped by the cruel king of Lanka, Ravan.

8. Khandan

A. Bhimsingh directed the 1965 Hindi film Khandan. The two brothers share an inherited land, but a few years later, hatred separates their families. When one of the elder brother's family members tries to kill the others, they eventually get back together.

9. Shri 420

Raj Kapoor directed and produced the 1955 comedy-drama film Shree 420, which was based on a narrative by Khwaja Ahmad Abbas Khwaja Ahmad Abbas was also well-known as K. A. Ab >> Read More... . The tale of a small-town man who succeeds in the big city only to have everything taken away from him quickly. He gets taken in by a woman who takes care of him while he is homeless and poor.

10. Aaina

K. Balachander wrote the screenplay and directed the 1977 drama film Aaina. Roma, a pampered girl from a wealthy household, has a sister who has a simple life. Roma's sister puts up a brave face and sacrifices her feelings when they both fall in love with the same man, even though she eventually marries him.