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Lapandav
Lapandav
Directed by	Shravani Deodhar
Produced by	Sachin Parekar; Sanjay Parekar
Screenplay by	Mangesh Kulkarni
Story by	Mangesh Kulkarni
Starring	Ashok Saraf; Vandana Gupte; Vikram Gokhale; Savita Prabhune; Ajinkya Deo; Varsha Usgaonkar; Sunil Barve; Pallavi Ranade; Sai Deodhar
Music by	Anand Modak
Cinematography	Debu Deodhar
Edited by	Dilip Kotalgi; Zafar Sultan
Distributed by	Everest Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.
Release date	16 April 1993;
Country	India
Language	Marathi

Revision as of 19:30, 25 July 2023

Lapandav (translation: Hide And Seek) is a 1993 Indian Marathi-language comedy film directed by Shravani Deodhar and produced by Sachin Parekar and Sanjay Parekar.^[1] The film stars an ensemble cast of Ashok Saraf, Vandana Gupte, Vikram Gokhale, Savita Prabhune, Ajinkya Deo, Varsha Usgaonkar, Sunil Barve, Pallavi Ranade and Sai Deodhar.^[2] The film is a sweet-and-sour tangle of relationships which is further complicated due to misunderstandings.

Synopsis

Abhijeet Samarth (Ashok Saraf), the lazy owner of a gymnasium, lives a wealthy lifestyle in Pune along with his advocate wife Asavari (Vandana Gupte), his collegiate daughter Rasika (Varsha Usgaonkar) and his widowed father (Bal Karve). His hardworking advocate friend Anant Mahashabde (Vikram Gokhale) also lives a wealthy lifestyle in Pune along with his wife Ulka (Savita Prabhune), his collegiate son Aseem (Sunil Barve), his schoolgoing daughter Chinu (Sai Deodhar) and his widowed mother (Pratibha Amrute). Both Abhijeet and Anant get together along with Asavari and sometimes Ulka as well at Abhijeet and Asavari's place every Saturday to enjoy drinks and share some poetry. Their harmonious lifestyle changes hilariously when both Ulka and Abhijeet come across two anonymous love letters apparently addressed to Anant and Asavari, respectively, and begin to suspect that their respective spouses are having an extramarital affair.

Cast

Ashok Saraf as Abhijeet Samarth
Vandana Gupte as Advocate Asavari Samarth
Vikram Gokhale as Advocate Anant Mahashabde
Savita Prabhune as Ulka Mahashabde
Ajinkya Deo as Vikrant Malgude (Vicky)
Varsha Usgaonkar as Rasika Samarth
Sunil Barve as Aseem Mahashabde
Pallavi Ranade as Mugdha
Sai Deodhar as Chinu Mahashabde
Bal Karve as Mr. Samarth (Abhijeet's father)
Pratibha Amrute as Mrs. Mahashabde (Anant's mother)
Anand Ingle as Rangya (Aseem and Vicky's college mate)
Paresh Mokashi as Aseem and Vicky's college mate
Shriram Pendse as Mugdha's father
Kishore Nandlaskar as Advocate Harkar (Anant and Asavari's colleague)
Haider Ali as Pawandutt (Abhijeet's friend)

Soundtrack

The music has been directed by Anand Modak, while the lyrics have been provided by Mangesh Kulkarni.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Teen Phulya Aani Teen Badam"	3:02
2.	"Attar Jate Udoon"	4:27
3.	"Tujhyat Jeev Guntala"	4:04

Recognition

1993, Shravani Deodhar won National Film Award's Silver Lotus for 'Best Marathi Feature Film' for Lapandav.^[3]^[4]
1993, Pallavi Ranade won Best Actress at the 31st Maharashtra State Awards for portraying the character of Mugdha.

References

↑ http://www.gomolo.com/lapandav-movie/42884/
↑ http://www.gomolo.com/lapandav-movie-cast-crew/42884/
↑ staff. "Best Marathi Feature Film, 1993". Awards and Shows. Retrieved 16 November 2014.
↑ Karia, Sangeetaa (8 July 2003). "Identity of her own". The Hindu. Archived from the original on 23 September 2003. Retrieved 16 November 2014.

External links

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[1] ttp://www.gomolo.com/lapandav-movie/42884/

[2] ttp://www.gomolo.com/lapandav-movie-cast-crew/42884/

[award-3] staff. "Best Marathi Feature Film, 1993". Awards and Shows. Retrieved 16 November 2014.

[The_Hindu_1-4] Karia, Sangeetaa (8 July 2003). "Identity of her own". The Hindu. Archived from the original on 23 September 2003. Retrieved 16 November 2014.

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 ==Synopsis==
-Abhijeet Samarth ([[Ashok Saraf]]), the lazy owner of a gymnasium, lives a wealthy lifestyle in [[Pune]] along with his advocate wife Asavari ([[Vandana Gupte]]), his collegiate daughter Rasika (Varsha Usgaonkar) and his widowed father ([[Bal Karve]]). Abhijeet's advocate friend Anant Mahashabde ([[Vikram Gokhale]]) also lives a wealthy lifestyle in Pune along with his wife Ulka (Savita Prabhune), his collegiate son Aseem ([[Sunil Barve]]), his schoolgoing daughter Chinu (Sai Deodhar) and his widowed mother (Pratibha Amrute). Both Abhijeet and Anant get together along with Asavari and sometimes Ulka as well at Abhijeet and Asavari's place every Saturday to enjoy drinks and share some poetry. Their harmonious lifestyle changes hilariously when both Ulka and Abhijeet come across two anonymous love letters apparently addressed to Anant and Asavari, respectively, and begin to suspect that their respective spouses are having an extramarital affair.
+Abhijeet Samarth ([[Ashok Saraf]]), the lazy owner of a gymnasium, lives a wealthy lifestyle in [[Pune]] along with his advocate wife Asavari ([[Vandana Gupte]]), his collegiate daughter Rasika ([[Gammat Jammat|Varsha Usgaonkar]]) and his widowed father ([[Bal Karve]]). His hardworking advocate friend Anant Mahashabde ([[Vikram Gokhale]]) also lives a wealthy lifestyle in Pune along with his wife Ulka ([[Mumbai-Pune-Mumbai 2|Savita Prabhune]]), his collegiate son Aseem ([[Sunil Barve]]), his schoolgoing daughter Chinu (Sai Deodhar) and his widowed mother (Pratibha Amrute). Both Abhijeet and Anant get together along with Asavari and sometimes Ulka as well at Abhijeet and Asavari's place every Saturday to enjoy drinks and share some poetry. Their harmonious lifestyle changes hilariously when both Ulka and Abhijeet come across two anonymous love letters apparently addressed to Anant and Asavari, respectively, and begin to suspect that their respective spouses are having an extramarital affair.
 == Cast ==