Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Raja Nene

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Jun 28, 2012, 3:53:25 PM (12 years ago)

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Trupti

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Raja Nene

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+'''Raja Nene (1912-75)'''''''''
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+Hindi and Marathi director, actor and producer
+originally called Gajanan Hari Nene. Nephew
+of Vishnupant Damle who got him a job at
+Prabhat Studio as assistant director. Assisted
+Shantaram on Chandrasena (1935) and
+Amar Jyoti (1936); he was a key figure in the
+making of Sant Tukaram (1936) and of the
+subsequent Damle-Fattelal films, receiving cod
+credit for Sant Sakhu. Played the part of the
+boorish Pandit, son of Kakasaheb, in
+Shantaram’s classic Kunku/Duniya Na Mane.
+Directed the successful Daha Wajta at
+Prabhat. Together with Athavale, Datta
+Dharmadhikari and Keshavrao Bhole, he
+walked out of the studio shortly afterwards,
+leaving the studio’s magnum opus
+Ramshastri (1944) incomplete. The group
+joined Mohan Studio to make Taramati. Started
+his own Raja Nene Prod. (1947) co-directing
+Dharmadhikari’s first film, Shadi Se Pehle. After
+Rajkamal Kalamandir, Nene Prod. was the
+second major production house to emerge
+from the Prabhat Studio and was followed by
+Dharmadhikari’s Alhaad Chitra. Nene’s next
+production was the classic Tamasha musical
+Patthe Bapurao, reserving the lead part for
+himself. Anant Mane later claimed to have
+ghost-directed this hit as well as Ketakichya
+Banaat. Pehli Tareekh, Nene’s most
+successful Hindi film, was remade in Kannada
+and Tamil by P. Neelakantan as Modalatedi
+(1955).
+
+
+'''FILMOGRAPHY''' (* also act/** act only):
+1937: Kunku/Duniya Na Mane**; 1941:
+Sant Sakhu; 1942: Daha Wajta/Das Baje;
+1944: Ramshastri; 1945: Taramati; 1946:
+Bachchon Ka Khel; Phir Bhi Apna Hai; 1947:
+Lalat; Shadi Se Pehle*; 1949: Sant Ramdas*;
+1950: Ketakichya Banaat*; Patthe
+Bapurao*; 1951: Shri Vishnu Bhagwan;
+1952: Indrasan; Lanka Dahan; Rajrani
+Damayanti; 1954: Hanuman Janma; Pehli
+Tareekh; Radha Krishna; 1957: Pahila
+Prem*; 1958: Gauri Shankar; 1959: Yala
+Jeevan Aise Nav; 1964: Tuka Jhalase Kalasa.
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+[[Director]]
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+[[Producer]]
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+[[Actor]]