Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of D. J. Dharmadhikari

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Jun 28, 2013, 9:26:13 AM (11 years ago)

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UshaR

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D. J. Dharmadhikari

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 Marathi and Hindi producer-director born in
-Kolhapur. Doorkeeper at Prabhat (1934), then
-bit player (1936) and assistant to K. Narayan
-Kale (Mazha Mulga, 1938), Damle and
-Fattelal, and V. Shantaram. One of the
-younger cineastes (e.g. Raja Nene, editor
-Anant Mane, scenarist Shantaram Athavale
+Kolhapur. Doorkeeper at [[Prabhat]] (1934), then
+bit player (1936) and assistant to [[K. Narayan
+Kale]] ([[Mazha Mulga]], 1938), Damle and
+[[Fattelal]], and [[V. Shantaram]]. One of the
+younger cineastes (e.g. [[Raja Nene]], editor
+[[Anant Mane]], scenarist [[Shantaram Athavale]]
 and musician Keshavrao Bhole) who left
 Prabhat (1944) to work collectively in
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 Alhaad Chitra (1951-4) which revitalised the
 Marathi cinema converting the social into very
-successful stage-inspired weepies (e.g. Chimni
-Pakhare/Nannhe Munne, Stree Janma Hi
+successful stage-inspired weepies (e.g. [[Chimni
+Pakhare/Nannhe Munne]], Stree Janma Hi
 Tujhi Kahani), often ending with funerals. This
 style was continued by e.g. Anant Mane, Datta
-Mane and Datta Keshav (all from Alhaad
-Chitra), grafting Hindi All-India film norms on
+Mane and [[Datta Keshav]] (all from Alhaad
+Chitra), grafting Hindi [[All-India film]] norms on
 to Marathi cinema. Also worked in Hindi for
-Homi Wadia’s Basant Studio and at Filmistan.
-Appeared as actor in Sant Dnyaneshwar
+[[Homi Wadia]]’s Basant Studio and at [[Filmistan]].
+Appeared as actor in [[Sant Dnyaneshwar]]
 (1940). His son Alhaad Dattatreya
 Dharmadikari, aka Master Alhaad (b. 1947)