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Dr Mohan Agashe points out differences in the two theater streams work

The 'Astu-So Be It' star who will be seen next in Saleel Kulkarni's upcoming Marathi film 'Ekda Kay Jhala', has begun dubbing for the film.

PUNE: Director of the Film and Television Institution of India, Dr Mohan Agashe, has finally decided to call it quits from the coveted yet controversy-plagued post.

PUNE: Director of the Film and Television Institution of India, Dr Mohan Agashe, has finally decided to call it quits from the coveted yet controversy-plagued post. Rebuffed in his plans to turn around the prestigious institute, Dr Agashe served a one-month notice the following day.

Veteran Marathi actors Mohan Joshi and Dr Mohan Agashe will be seen donning comic avatars for Kshitij Zarapkar's upcoming 'Dhurandar Bhatawdekar.'

Dr. Mohan Agashe is the popular name in both Marathi film industry and Bollywood. He has been into Marathi theatre since ages and is renowned for some of the outstanding roles he played. Here we give you a rundown of films that are a must watch.

PUNE: Authorities at the Film and Television Institute of India have denied any knowledge of the ministry of information and broadcasting's plan to lay off 207 staffers from the premier institute.

Actor Milind Soman's upcoming Marathi release 'Astu', directed by Sumitra Bhave and Sunil Sukhtankar has been selected for a screening at the Indian International Film Festival of South Africa (IIFFSA) 2014 which will take place between January 17 and 23

Mohan Agashe to play kingmaker in a Marathi film on reservation

PUNE: Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) director Dr Mohan Agashe who submitted his resignation from the institute on March 4, hasn't entirely given up on the FTII.

The globally acclaimed film 'Astu-So Be It', which is aimed at spreading awareness about dementia among elder people, added yet another feather to its cap recently

Marathi films have captured the attention of the audience from different parts of the world.

Veteran actor-vocalist Jaymala Shiledar who passed away recently, saw personalities from the Marathi film and theatre industry attend the funeral.

Honar Sun Me Hya Gharchi actress Tejashree recently had a fangirl moment. The actress got emotional after meeting her mentor and senior actor Mohan Agashe.

Very few fans of The First Khan may know that Dilip Saab watched his epic Mughal-e-Azam for the first time at the Main Theatre of Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) in Pune, almost 18 years after the magnum opus was released.

The Marathi film fraternity was deeply shocked on Monday when the news of veteran actor Anand Abhyankar���������s death reached them

A novel film festival focusing on 'mental health and its socio-cultural context' was held at Patna Museum hall here on Sunday.

Forty-eight years after its release, 'Jait Re Jait' was celebrated in Pune with a special event honoring its legacy and creators. The event featured a panel discussion with Pt. Hridaynath Mangeshkar, Usha Mangeshkar, and dr. mohan agashe, reminiscing about the film's impact. A musical tribute revived the film's iconic songs, bringing the spirit of 'Jait Re Jait' back to life.

BELGAUM: The B.S. Jirge Memorial Auditorium at the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College campus here wore a festive look on Saturday.

It was an evening of gappa and goshti with M-Town’s favourite stars on Sunday night in the city.

Padma Vibhushan sarod maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan said music enables communion with the Divine at the Bharat Asmita National Awards ceremony in Pune. Organized by MIT-WPU and MIT School of Government, the event honored leaders across music, science, governance, entrepreneurship, and culture. Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar urged faster national development, while Vishwanath D. Karad emphasized value-based education. Multiple Bharat Asmita awards recognized social impact, youth inspiration, and India’s cultural heritage and global classical music outreach.

PUNE: If there is one public health facility in the city reeling under severe constraints of staff, equipment and finance, it is the MIMH at Sassoon hospital here.

PUNE: Although highly-placed sources within the Film and Television Institute (FTII) here claim that the Union ministry of information and broadcasting has called for the financial evaluation of the institute, FTII Director Dr Mohan Agashe said he was not aware of any official communiqué in this regard.

Badam Rani Gulam Chor is a Marathi movie with humorous comment made on the manipulative overtures of the political mind