Vijay Tendulkar

Entrepreneur Subodh Maskara, who set up CinePlay, an entertainment platform that is a cross between cinema and theatre, has bought the rights of six of the late Vijay Tendulkar's classics from the master playwright's daughter Tanuja Tedulkar-Mohite.

I choose Vijay Tendulkar as my ideal neta. A man with insight and extraordinary courage to be ordinary. Tendulkar refused to be seduced by glamour and fame and has not lost touch with reality.

PUNE:Playwright Vijay Tendulkar has given a new dimension to the ageold conflict between litterateures and politicians by questioning the moral authority of Lok Sabha speaker Manohar Joshi in felicitating literary figure SP Bhagwat.

The renowned Marathi playwright and actor Amitabh Bachchan are two celebrities afflicted with the auto immune disorder that leads to muscle weakness and fatigue.

One of Vijay Tendulkar’s much acclaimed plays, Kamla, which was made into a film in 1985, is all set to hit the small screen in the form of a serial

Written by the prolific and controvertial playwright Vijay Tendulkar, Massage takes a peep into the underbelly of today's society through the story of Happy Kumar.

Noted Marathi playwright Vijay Tendulkar has been admitted to a city hospital following respiratory distress, hospital sources said on Saturday.

Famous playwright Vijay Tendulkar's play 'Kamla' is now being adapted into a full-fledged television show.

Noted Marathi playwright Vijay Tendulkar died on Monday at his residence in Pune after prolonged illness. He was 80 years old.

Iconic Marathi dramatist, Vijay Tendulkar, who kicked-off a virtual revolution in Indian theatre both in terms of content and style, passed away at a city hospital on Monday at 8am.

AHMEDABAD: The ruling BJP on Thursday stepped up its protests against remarks made by well-known writer Vijay Tendulkar against Chief Minister Narendra Modi and branded him “anti-Gujarati”.

The monologue play will star Sanjay Galsar as the lead character

The annual campus and theatre festival of Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad was organised from the 23-25th November 2012. The event was inaugurated by Varun Maira, author of several coffee table books.

Filmmaker R Balakrishnan — fondly known as R Balki — called the late playwright Vijay Tendulkar as “one of the bravest writers” of our time and that he was “more relevant today”.

Noted Marathi playwright Vijay Tendulkar passed away on Monday after prolonged illness.

The festival will be held in association with the directorate of cultural affairs at Rabindra Bhawan.The theatre festival which is an annual event, is considered one of the most important theatre fests in the city.

‘Khamosh! Adalat Jaari Hai’ was staged at Shaheed Bhawan which is an adaptation of a Marathi play ‘Shantala! Court Chalu Aahe’ written by Vijay Tendulkar.

While the sensitive subject of LGBT rights readily sparks a debate today, renowned Marathi playwright Vijay Tendulkar had penned ‘Mitrachi Goshta’ (A friend’s story) in the early 80s portraying the bold theme of lesbianism. This was the time when concepts like homosexuality were spoken in a hushed tones.

Famous playwright Vijay Tendulkar’s play ‘Kamla’ is now being adapted into a full-fledged television show.

Vijay Tendulkar’s Marathi play, Sakharam Binder, which was first staged in 1972 is being made in English

With the theatre season on in full swing, the most consistent name on the circuit is in experimental mode.

The film, produced by her husband, is an adaptation of the classic play, Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe, and hopes to court a wider audience than theatre.

Renowned poet, lyricist, screenplay writer and social activist Javed Akhtar will deliver the Vijay Tendulkar Memorial Lecture on Sahir Ludhianvi and his writings at the upcoming Pune International Film Festival (PIFF).

Marathi star, Sandeep Kulkarni who has films like ‘Shwaas’, ‘Dombivili Fast’, ‘Traffic Signal’, ‘Ek Daav Sansaracha’, and many more to his credit, is all set make his debut as a producer with the upcoming socio-psychological thriller ‘Dombivli Return’. This is the first film under Kulkarni's Karambola Creations banner, which he established with his friend Mahendra Atole.