Rajesh Deshpande

There are certain plays which evoke laughter but at the same time compel you to think deeply on certain issues and Marathi play ‘Hote Kurup Vede’ definitely belongs to this cadre.

'Spirit'- a new play written by Vijay Nikam recently debuted on the stage.

Marathi actress Kranti Redkar sizzled on-screen with actor Bharat Jadhav in the hit number Kombdi Palali

There are so many comic plays on the horizon vying for theatre lovers’ attention these days, but Marathi play ‘Hyanch Karaych Kay’ manages to hold its own in the theatrical arena quite effortlessly.

This new play has generated a lot of buzz and there are quite a few reasons why theatre buffs are looking forward to ‘Himalaya Chi Sawali’.

Marathi TV veteran Satish Joshi tragically passed away on May 12 while performing on stage during an event. The incident took place at the Brahmin Sabha in Girgaon around 11 o'clock, following which Joshi fell ill and was immediately rushed to Harikrishna Das Hospital. Unfortunately, he breathed his last shortly after.

After battling cancer and being away from the stage for almost 10 months, actor Sharad Ponkshe is back, and his new innings begins with the revival of a classic play – Himalayachi Savali

#KalakaarForMaharashtra initiative to help back stage artists from Marathi theatre and film industry during lockdown

The Nashik Regional Transport Office (RTO) has decided launch a drive to check illegal driving schools operating in the city and across the district. RTO squads would be visiting driving schools to check if they have valid permissions to operate.

The one-off Twenty20 match between India 'A' and West Indies 'A', which was originally scheduled at Shimoga, will now be staged at the M Chinnaswamy stadium here on September 21.

MKD Films, the banner under which Manmohan Desai, the father of Bollywood masala entertainers had produced hits like Amar Akbar Anthony, Naseeb, Coolie and Toofan is all set to make a comeback.

Little kids dressed as beautiful fairies, butterflies and mythological characters strutted their stuff on the stage. The older ones performed skits, songs and dances, one even played the tabla.

Experts in the education and healthcare sectors have pointed to the ample opportunity for students in the healthcare field which offers diplomas, certificates, degrees and even doctoral programmes which do not always require NEET qualifications.

Ajit Agarkar-led Tata SC advanced to the BCCI Corporate Cup semis after their crucial last Group C match against Indian Oil washed out due to rain.

A recent survey by a team from the College of Engineering Pune Technical University has found that the decibel levels during the practice sessions of various dhol-tasha pathaksin the run-up to Ganeshotsav are as high as on the last day of the festival when the Ganapati idols are immersed, reports Ardhra Nair. From the lowest recorded noise level at 75 decibels near Rajaram bridge to 95 decibels near Central Mall (near Nal Stop), the noise levels of the dhol-tasha sessions are well above permissible limits, the survey showed.