Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of V G Damle

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Jun 27, 2013, 8:15:31 AM (11 years ago)

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UshaR

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V G Damle

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 Marathi director and producer born in Pen,
 Raigad Dist., Maharashtra. Like his long-term
-collaborator, Fattelal, was apprenticed to
+collaborator, [[Fattelal]], was apprenticed to
 Anandrao, the artist-technician cousin of
-Baburao Painter, helping to construct designer and cinematographer, making his own 
+[[Baburao Painter]], helping to construct designer and cinematographer, making his own 
 
 FILMOGRAPHY: 1968: Samayer Kache (Sh);
-camera and processing film. Co-founded Maharashtra Films (1918) with Painter and Fattelal. With Shantaram, they broke away and established Prabhat in 1929. Damle took charge of the sound department and is credited with introducing the playback technique. Took over management of [[Prabhat Films]] after Shantaram left (1942) but without success. Best known for the classic Sant Tukaram and subsequent Saint films (co-d with Fattelal). Last film, Sant Sakhu, co-d with Raja Nene and Fattelal.
-FILMOGRAPHY (co-d with S. Fattelal): 1928: Maharathi Karna (St); 1936: Sant Tukaram; 1938: Gopal Krishna; 1940: Sant Dnyaneshwar; 1941: Sant Sakhu.
+camera and processing film. Co-founded [[Maharashtra Films]] (1918) with Painter and Fattelal. With [[Shantaram]], they broke away and established Prabhat in 1929. Damle took charge of the sound department and is credited with introducing the playback technique. Took over management of [[Prabhat Films]] after Shantaram left (1942) but without success. Best known for the classic Sant Tukaram and subsequent Saint films (co-d with Fattelal). Last film, Sant Sakhu, co-d with Raja Nene and Fattelal.
+FILMOGRAPHY (co-d with S. Fattelal): 1928: Maharathi Karna (St); 1936: [[Sant Tukaram]]; 1938: Gopal Krishna; 1940: Sant Dnyaneshwar; 1941: [[Sant Sakhu]].
 
 [[Director]]