Shankar Babaji Patil

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Shankar Babaji Patil (1926 - July 30, 1994) was an Indian Marathi writer from Maharashtra, India.

Shankar Babaji Patil
Born(1926-08-08)8 August 1926[citation needed]
Pattan Kodoli
Died18 October 1996(1996-10-18) (aged 70)

Patil was born in 1926 in Pattan-Kodoli, Hatkangle Tahsil in Kolhapur District. He attended high school in Gadhinglaj and college in Kolhapur to earn his B.A. and B.T. degrees.

He served for some time as a member of Maharashtra state government's committee on high school textbooks and curricula research.

Patil presided over Marathi Sahitya Sammelan at Nanded in 1985.

Literary works[edit]

Collections of short stories[edit]

  • valiv (१९५८)
  • bhetigati (१९६०)
  • abhal (१९६१)
  • dhind(१९६२)
  • uen (१९६३)
  • vavri sheng (१९६३)
  • kulyanchi chavdi (१९६४)
  • kandoba (१९७४)
  • meeting
  • Khush Kharedi(1984)
  • Paijj
  • Pavulvata
  • पाटलाची चंची

Novel[edit]

  • टारफुला

Movie scripts[edit]

  • वादळवाट
  • युगे युगे मी वाट पाहिली
  • गंगोलण
  • भोळी भाबडी
  • पाहुणी
  • पिंजरा
  • भुजंग
  • एक गाव बारा भानगडी
  • अशीच एक रात्र होती(1971)

Adaption[edit]

Shankar Patil's short story Meeting was adapted by Dr. Priyadarshan Manohar as a short play named Meeting. On May 2nd 2015, Kansas based The Big Bang Theater performed the play at Regnier Hall Auditorium at KU Edwards Campus. The play was directed by Dr. Udayan Apte.