Working for various drama companies, he toured the state, gaining an understanding of the pulse of the local people. Kondke started his career in entertainment with a band, moving on to join theatre as a stage actor. He became determined to focus more on the lighter side of life and to make people laugh. Taking up work in a local grocery retail chain called Apna Bazaar, Kondke’s mindset was impacted by the demise of close family members, owing to unfortunate events. With the Kondke family originally hailing from the village of Ingavali, near Pune, he and his migrant family stayed rooted to their rural antecedents. His family members were also foreman handling millworkers of Bombay Dyeing. His family also owned a grocery shop and chawls in the Morbaug area of the city. He entered into the Guinness Book of World Records for the highest number of films (9) that ran for 25 consecutive weeks, thus achieving silver jubilee.īorn into a mill worker’s family in Naigaon, Central Mumbai on 8 August, 1932, on the festival of Gokulashtami, he was named Krishna in honour of the birth of Lord Krishna. He worked regularly with actress Usha Chavan, screenplay writer Rajesh Mujumdar, music director Raam Laxman, Jayawant Kulkarni followed by Mahendra Kapoor as the male playback singer and Usha Mangeshkar as female playback singer, and Bal Mohite as chief assistant. Kondke considered always working with the same team of actors, technicians and playback singers as a key aspect of his success. He is known for Marathi and Hindi films such as Andhala Martoy Dola (1973), Pandu Hawaldar (1975), Chandu Jamadar (1977), Ram Ram Gangaram (1977), Bot Lavin Tithe Gudgulya (1978), Hyoch Navra Pahije (1980), Ram Ram Amatharam (1981), Aali Aangavar (1982), Tere Mere Beech Mein (1984), Andheri Raat Mein Diya Tere Haath Mein (1986), Muka Ghya Muka (1987), Mala Ghevun Chala (1988), Aage Ki Soch (1988), Khol De Meri Zuban (1989), Palva Palvi (1990), Sasarche Dhotar (1994), and Vajau Ka? (1996). Conversant with what entertainment meant to the common people, his films targeted the masses. Credited with introducing the genre of sex comedy to Marathi cinema, he was known for his double entendre dialogues in films. When dna contacted Padhye, she refused to comment on this issue.Veteran actor, producer and director Krishna Kondke, better known as Dada (an honorific in Marathi that means elder brother) Kondke, was a well-known personality of the Marathi film industry. This is complete contempt of the court’s order.” However, copies of the books are available in market. The high court had given a conditional order and dismissed her petition for non-complying of the conditional order. The author has inserted phrases in Dada’s mouth.”Ĭhavan’s son Hriday said, “Soon after we filed the civil lawsuit in Pune district court and obtained a stay on the book’s circulation in 1999, Anita moved Bombay high court. It is a double meaning book wherein fictitious material has been used with a bad intention to defame many Marathi film artistes besides me. The book became a nightmare for me when it was published. She alleged, “The book is a figment of Padhye’s imagination, which maligns my image. The fact that Akshay Kumar and Ashwini Yardi have taken copyrights of the book hurts me a lot.”
The report said the film is based on Ekta Jeev, the book against which I have been fighting a legal battle since 1999. The book’s eighth edition is now available in the market.Ĭhavan said, “I came to know about the film’s plan after reading about it in the newspapers. The case is now being heard by the second civil judge senior division. Initially, she had also named Dada Kondke Trust as a respondent in her case but later the court relieved the trust. She is claiming damages of Rs25 crore from Padhye and the book’s publisher. In November 1999, Chavan had filed the civil lawsuit alleging that the book maligns her.
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She has threatened to take legal action against Padhye, Kumar and Yardi if they go ahead with the movie based on Ekta Jeev. The veteran actor wants the film to be based on Abhay Paranjape’s book, Songadya. She had filed a civil lawsuit against the book in 1999, which is still pending in the district court. Chavan, who played the leading lady of Dada Kondke in eight movies, claims the book portrays her in poor light.Ĭhavan is upset with directing the film based on Anita Padhye’s book, Ekta Jeev. Bollywood star Akshay Kumar and producer Ashwini Yardi’s next film on the life of Marathi comic actor Dada Kondke, which is based on a book, has not gone down too well with veteran actor Usha Chavan.
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