Bhausaheb karhade biography of donald

Ingale, a farmer from a village in Shirur taluka in Pune district, has reportedly been under financial distress for some time and has a debt of Rs 3 lakh. He is a father of three children, two daughters and a son. Ingale is a high school drop-out.

According to his relatives, he worked sporadically and also sold milk to earn a living. He had borrowed Rs 1 lakh to build a one-room house a few years ago. Later, he incurred losses in onion farming due to water scarcity. The prospect of employment at somebody else’s farm too got bleak due to the drought situation.
“We suspect this prompted him to suicide attempt. Fortunately, we managed to save him. He spent four days at the Sassoon General Hospital and has now been discharged. He is on medication now,” said Vishnu Borkar, Ingale’s brother-in-law.

According to Borkar, Ingale has a flair for acting since his childhood and used to participate gatherings and theatrical performances at village and taluka level.
“He is obsessed about acting in movies. Finally, he got his big chance in Khwada. In the two years when the movie was being produced, everything else took a backseat. I suspect this added to the financial pressure,” said Borkar.

According to Bhausaheb Karhade, who produced and directed Khwada, seeing Ingale’s poor financial state he decided to pay remuneration to him when no other actor got any money. Karhade himself is reported to have sold his own agriculture land to finance the project.

“We were doing our rehearsal in village Karanjawane when Prashant approached me. He told me he desperately wanted to act in a movie. After seeing him act, I realised he had the requisite talent and cast him in a major role. He comes from a very poor background and hence I decided to pay him remuneration, unlike all other actors,” said Karhade.

He said later too he gave some financial help to Ingale when

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Fakira has a stellar star cast starring Nana Patekar, Sayaji Shinde, Prasad Oak and others.

Marathi filmmaker Bhaurao Nanasaheb Karhade, known for directing box-office hits like TDM, Baban, and Khwada, is back with another film titled Fakira. Bhaurao unveiled the poster of this film on Instagram on April 15, , which shows a warrior riding on a horse with his face covered against the backdrop of a desert. The poster also shows a few weapons lying nearby and also the Union Jack flag, a symbol of the various British colonies across the world. Journalist Mandar Joshi has penned the screenplay and dialogues of the film. Fakira boasts of a stellar star cast starring Nana Patekar, Sayaji Shinde, Prasad Oak, and others.

Bhaurao’s fans showered the comment section with compliments and opined that they could expect another hit film from him after TDM, Baban and Khwada.

The anticipation for Fakira has increased as it is based on the Marathi novel Fakira by Anna Bhau Sathe. Anna Bhau Sathe is counted as one of the respected names in the field of Marathi literature. For those who have not read the novel, it portrays the miseries faced by society, the extreme oppression of British rule, and the fighter ‘Fakira’ who rebelled against everyone.

The TDM director is every bit excited about this film and talked about it in an interview with a portal. He said that if luck favours you, you can create a great piece of art. Bhaurao said that by sheer luck, he got the fortune of creating the masterpiece Fakira. He added that it takes a lot of courage to direct a film on subjects like these.

In the interview, other actors like Nagesh Bhosle were also present and he wished the makers for the commercial success of the film well. He also appreciated the filmmaker for proceeding ahead with a film based on such a subject. Actor Kamlesh Sawant was present as