Dada Kondke
There was a time when Marathi films in the cinematic world were no less than Hindi films in some Surat. Today, even though the difference in the stature of Hindi and Marathi cinema has become bigger, Marathi cinema is nurtured by the dark colors of the ways. There is also a hero in Marathi cinema whose films used to run in theaters for 40 weeks and have also won the National Award. Not only this, he was not limited to Marathi superstar cinema but has also been a great leader. We are talking about Dada Kondke whose real name was Krishna Kondke. Born in Ghulam India in 1932, these artists have said goodbye to this world on 14 March 1998.
Who was Dada Kondke?
Born on August 8, 1932 in Lalbagh, Mumbai, Dada Kondke, born in an ordinary Konkan family, was the real name Krishna Kondke. He was also known for his comic style as well as two-in-law dialogues. Dada Kondke’s childhood was spent in a chawl in Naigaon and this became an integral part of his personality. Due to the lack of financial condition of the family, he started working in his market. He later joined the Seva Dal band, which was his first step in the field of art. He started his film career in 1969 with Bhalji Pandharkar’s film Tambadi Mati. Two years later in 1971, Songdya made him an overnight star. The simplicity and humor of his character ‘Namya’ in this film made the audience crazy.
When his name was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records
He then acted in films such as Pandu Havildar, Andhala Marto Dola, Ram Ram Gangaram and Bot Lavin Tithhe Gudgulya, which made him the unconscious king of Marathi cinema. So much so much that his 9 films were a hit in theaters for 25 weeks, for which her name was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records. Dada’s films were identified with his two -interested dialogues and bold titles, such as a dark night and open my tongue. The title and dialogue became a challenge for the censor board, but Dada’s cleverness and political influence saved his films from being banned. He made Hindi and Gujarati films along with Marathi. His production company, Kamakshi Productions, gave several hit films with actors like Usha Chavan, Mahendra Kapoor and Ram-Laxman. Not only this, Dada Kondke was also very active in the Congress, a supporting party of the Congress.
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