Uttara Baokar

Asha Parekh reveals she regrets not working with Uttara Baokar more often as she mourns the loss of the veteran star.

Mona Singh remembered late actress Uttara Baokar, who played her bebe in Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin. She shared a loving throwback photo from the sets which also sees her co-star Apurva Agnihotri.

Adil Hussain and Uttara Baokar bond on the sets of Lessons in Forgetting

The demise of veteran actor Uttara Baokar has cats a pall of gloom on members of the film and television industry extremely saddened.

Veteran film and television actress Uttara Baokar has passed away at the age of 79.

The story of the film has a very different viewpoint. It is a full package of love and emotion and one can experience a different aspect of life.

One of the senior-most theatre artistes in India, Uttara Baokar was recently in Bhopal to take a class at the prestigious MP School of Drama.

Marathi film Samhita which is directed by the award winning duo-- Sumitra Bhave and Sunil Sukthankar-- has bagged not one but two national awards this year.

Sumitra Bhave-Sunil Sukthankar directed 2002 film 'Vaastupurush' has been chosen for screening at the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) 2014 which kicks off on December 12

Noted theatre and film actress Uttara Baokar passed away in a Pune hospital late on Tuesday. She was 79. She was suffering from cancer and left behind a brother and sister. The last rites were performed on Wednesday.

It gives us a glimpse of their bitter-sweet relationship between the lead couple and Mrinal's desire to have her own house. The one-minute-twenty-nine second's clip throws the light on what makes 'Home' and star cast's bitter-sweet memories with the place.

The first look poster of Marathi cinema's acclaimed directors Sumitra Bhave and Sunil Sukthankar's much-awaited Marathi film, 'Welcome Home' has already created waves on social media. And to keep the excitement going, today makers have dropped an emotional song from the film which titled as 'Radhe Radhe'.

Marathi cinema's acclaimed directors Sumitra Bhave and Sunil Sukthankar have carved a niche with their Marathi films that tackle social issues, such as HIV/AIDS, mental health and gender discrimination.

Prakash Jha’s Parinati was a Rajasthani moral fable where Surekha Sikri played wife to Basant Joglekar. Ever the screen chameleon, she brought into the dense drama an impishness and a Promethean provocativeness. She was the life and breath of a film that hardly anyone saw: it was premiered on Doordarshan and was branded an ‘art’ film which back then meant, boring.

Rightly touted to be the veteran actress and popular filmmaker Mrinal Kulkarni's last release 'Ti and Ti' was a big-box office hit and has proven to be an “ice-breaker” in the Marathi cinema. Mrinal's upcoming film, 'Welcome Home' is already in news for its multi-starrer star cast and behind-the-scenes pictures have garnered a huge response from the audience. And Recently, the makers of the film have finally dropped the official trailer of the film which is definitely worth waiting for.

After being seen in forgettable Hindi films like 'David' and 'Jodi Breakers', model-actor-filmmaker Milind Soman will now be seen as a king in a forthcoming Marathi film 'Samhita - The Script'

This adaptation of Anita Nair's book, by the same name, is a gripping and heart warming story of redemption, forgiveness and second chances.

Actor-director Shekhar Kapur shared how Udaan was one of the best shows on Doordarshan. He expressed shock over Kaveta Chaudhry passing away on February 15.

Spruha Joshi is one of the most talented actresses of Marathi cinema. She has impressed the audience with her performance in movies like 'Morya', Paisa Paisa', and others. Currently, the actress is gearing for her upcoming film 'Welcome Home' helmed by acclaimed directors Sumitra Bhave and Sunil Sukthankar of Marathi cinema. Recently released poster featuring veteran actress, Mrinal Kulkarni from the film has already created a buzz in social media. And to keep the excitement, today,