Rahul Solapurkar

Television and film actor Rahul Solapurkar recently met with an accident that cost him an extended period of compulsory bed rest.

Marathi actor Rahul Solapurkar has lent his voice to a three-minute animated film to encourage people to vote in the corporation election on February 21.

Veteran star Vikram Gokhale breathed his last at Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital in Pune. He died at the age of 77 due to a multi-organ failure. The 'Natsamrat' mortal remains were taken to Bal Gandharva Sabagruha for family and friends to pay their last respects.

Sensing an opportunity to make extra bucks during this assembly election, prominent Marathi film and television actors have been quoting anything between Rs 5,000 and Rs 75,000 to lend their time.

Actor Rahul Solapurkar's statements about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's escape from Agra led to significant controversy and criticism from political party workers. This resulted in protests at Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute and police deployment. Solapurkar later apologized, emphasizing his respect for Shivaji Maharaj and denying any intention to insult him.

PUNE: The Samvad Pratishthan and Payalvrinda Cultural Academy will organise a song-and-dance programme on Prime Minister Vajpayee's poetry, at the New English school, Ramanbagh, on February 22.

Actress Bhargavi Chirmule will be performing a lavani in Jabbar Patel's film 'Yashwantrao Chavan'

The issue of ‘political appointments’ on the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) Society was not discussed at the third meeting between the information and broadcasting (I&B) ministry officials and agitating students at Films Division in Mumbai on Wednesday.

PUNE: Around 500 Rangoli artists, belonging to the nine to 65 age group, will draw rangoli carpets along Laxmi road on Anantchaturdashi Day on Tuesday to bid farewell to Lord Ganesh.

PUNE: Actor Rahul Solapurkar puts on the headphones inside the sound box of the Swarsneha recording studio as Tushar Karadkar waits outside eagerly to record his booming voice.

Sanjay Dutt may have shown a few nerves initially before agreeing to his live theatre performance but many are confident that his ability to overwhelm the audience will be the same as with his screen roles when he steps onto the stage at the Balgandharva Rangmandir here on Thursday.

Calling the appointed governing council chairman Gajendra Chauhan mediocre, Rahul Gandhi took a dig at the RSS and BJP during his visit to the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) in Pune.

Striking FTII students will meet I&B secretary Sunil Arora on October 6 as part of the ongoing talks to end the 112 day protest.

The administration of the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) on Thursday issued a notice to students prohibiting consumption of liquor on the campus. The directive comes after Sanjay Chandekar, head of Radio FTII, alleged that some students tore down the signage and posters in the department under the influence of alcohol.

It took two years of hard work for the journal, Weekly Vivek, to release the first volume of an encyclopaedia that will trace 200 years of the state's history.

The city got a taste of luxury and entertainment under one roof recently

An event on Hindi cinema enthralls audiences

City activists and non-governmental organisations on Friday sent a letter to chief minister Ashok Chavan and state home minister R R Patil demanding that the state government publish facts about the alleged pending police cases against minister of state for home Ramesh Bagwe and the subsequent stalling of his passport renewal.

The current director of Press Information Bureau, Pune, Prashant Pathrabe, took additional charge as Film and Television Institute of India’s (FTII) director on Friday.

From being a forced backbencher to his love for music, fear for maths and an accidental entry into politics, former chief minister Devendra Fadnavis took a trip down memory lane on Saturday during

Opposition MVA criticised Maharashtra government over Nagpur violence, with Uddhav Thackeray questioning CM Fadnavis's actions and MPCC chief Sapkal clarifying his comments about Fadnavis. Uddhav highlighted past insults to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and accused BJP of inciting riots while sparing the offenders.

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