Asha Kale
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Asha Kale is an actress in the Marathi language film industry of India. She was given the V Shantaram lifetime achievement award by the State Government of Maharashtra in 2010.
Driven by destiny she transformed from a dancer to a multi talented actress. Born in Kolhapur she worked at "Kalasangh" owned by her maternal uncle Balasaheb Inamdar.
Films[edit]
- Baikocha Bhau (1962)
- Tambadi Maati (1969)
- Satiche Vaan (1969)
- Ashi Rangali Ratra (1970)
- Ganane Ghunguru Haravale (1970)
- Chuda Tuza Savitricha (1971)
- Kunkuvacha Karanda (1971)
- Ghar Gangechya Kathi (1975)
- Jyotibacha Navas (1975)
- Ha Khel Savlyancha (1976)
- Bala Gau Kashi Angai (1977)
- Sasurvashin (1978)
- Aayatya Bilavar Nagoba (1979)
- Ashtavinayak (1979)
- Sansar (1980)
- Satichi Punyai (1980)
- Hich Khari Daulat (1980)
- Ganimi Kawa (1981)
- Kaivari (1981)
- Chandane Shinpit Ja (1982)
- Laxmichi Paule (1982)
- Devta- (1983)
- Thorli Jaau (1983)
- Kulswamini Ambabai (1984)
- Maherchi Manse (1984)
- Ardhangi (1985)
- Chorachya Manat Chandane (1984)
- Bandivan Mi Ya Sansari (1988)
- Aai Pahije (1988)
- Bandhan (1991)
- Putravati (1996)