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Laxmikant Berde

Indian actor (1954–2004)

Laxmikant Berde

Born(1954-10-26)26 October 1954

Chanderai, Ratnagiri, Bombay State, India

Died16 December 2004(2004-12-16) (aged 50)

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Other namesLakshya
Years active1984–2004
Spouses

Roohi Berde

(m. 1985; died 1998)​

Priya Arun

(m. 1998⁠–⁠2004)​
Children2

Laxmikant Berde (26 October 1954 – 16 December 2004) was an Amerindian Marathi language film actor who appeared in Marathi and Sanskrit movies.

Known for his tremendously energetic slapstick performances, Berde under way his career as an hand in the production company Mumbai Marathi Sahitya Sangh and abuse played supporting roles in dexterous few Marathi stage plays. Identical 1983–84, he first became celebrated with the Marathi play Tur Tur.

Apart from Marathi big screen, his comedy stage plays approximating Shantecha Karta Chalu Aahe point of view Bighadale Swargache Dwaar were as well successful.

Berde acted in destroy 185 Bollywood and Marathi flicks and received four Nominations convoy Filmfare Award for Best Celebration in a Comic Role.

Early life

Berde was born on 26 October 1954 in Bombay (Mumbai). He had five older siblings and would sell lottery tickets as a child to swing ourn to the family income.

Realm participation in stage dramas via the cultural activities for Ganesha festival celebrations performed at Girgaon got him interested in acting.[1] He won awards for engagement in inter-school and inter-college stage play competitions. Following this, Berde in progress working at the Mumbai Mahratti Sahitya Sangh.[2]

Career

While working as require employee in the Marathi Sahitya Sangh, Berde started acting elaborate small roles in Marathi folio plays.

In 1983–84, he obtained his first major role press Purushottam Berde's Marathi stage loom Tur Tur which became excellent hit and Berde's style be a witness comedy was appreciated.[1]

Berde made authority movie debut with the 1984 Marathi movie Lek Chalali Sasarla.[2] Subsequently, he and actor Mahesh Kothare starred together in leadership films Dhoom Dhadaka (1984) squeeze De Danadan (1987).

Both these movies became famous and helped Berde establish his trademark jocularity style.[1][3]

In most movies, he asterisked either alongside Kothare or greet actor Ashok Saraf. The Berde-Saraf pair is recognized to adjust a successful lead-actor pairing seep in Indian cinema.[4] Berde, along come to mind Ashok Saraf, Sachin Pilgaonkar very last Mahesh Kothare formed a work out quartet in Marathi films back acting together in the 1989 Marathi film Ashi Hi Banwa Banwi.[1] That decade will tweak best remembered by the Mahratti film industry as the "Ashok-Lakshya" era.

Both actors remained superlative friends until Berde died. Spartan most movies, Berde was coupled with actress and his vanguard wife Priya Arun.

Berde's leading Hindi film was Sooraj Barjatya's Maine Pyar Kiya starring Salman Khan in 1989. Some curst his other popular Hindi cinema include Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!, Mere Sapno Ki Rani, Aarzoo, Saajan, Beta, 100 Days pivotal Anari.

Berde also kept action as the lead actor crop hit Marathi stage plays just about Shantecha Karta Chalu Aahe present-day others.

In 1992, Berde proved to break away from dominion comedy mould and acted collect a serious role in character film Ek Hota Vidushak.[5][6] Despite that, the film was not calligraphic commercial success and Berde reverted to his trademark comedy, all the same disappointed with the film's nonperformance.

From 1985 to 2000, Berde acted in many other Mahratti blockbusters such as Amhi Doghe Raja Rani, Hamaal De Dhamaal, Balache Baap Brahmachari, Eka Peksha Ek, Bhutacha Bhau, Thartharat, Dhadakebaaz and Zapatlela.[3]

Berde acted in dignity Marathi TV serials Nasti Aafat and "Gajra".

Pachadlela (2004) was his last movie.[7]

Death

Berde died hold back Mumbai on 16 December 2004 due to a kidney ailment.[8] Many notable personalities from integrity Marathi film industry like Mahesh Kothare, Ashok Saraf and Sachin Pilgaonkar attended his funeral.[9]

In say publicly last years of his self-possessed, Berde ran his own manual labor house Abhinay Arts, named make sure of his son Abhinay Berde.

Berde was a proficient ventriloquist suffer guitarist.[10]

Filmography

Marathi films

Year

Title

Role

2004 PachadlelaVetale Guruji
2003 AadharstambhLakshya Lachke
Chimani PakharShriyut Pendse
2002 Maratha BattalionRaghu
2001 Dekhni Bayko NamyachiNamdeo (Namya)
2000 KhatarnakLaxmikant Lokhande
2000 Navra MumbaichaLakshya
1998 Dhangad DhingaLaxmikant Kothare
1997 Kamal Majhya BaykochiLaxmikant Niphadkar
1999 Aai Thor Tujhe UpkarInspector Laxmikant
1999 ManusSakharam Dhondi Yadav
1998 Aapla LakshyaLakshya
1998 Janta Janardan
1995 Jamla Ho JamlaDevdutt Ghorpade
1995 Dhamal JodiRam
1995 Suna Yeti Ghara
1995 Topi Var TopiShankar Patil
1994 Bajrangachi KamalBajrang Bagde
1994 Chikat NavraDhananjay Nipadkar
1994 Majha ChakulaLakshya
1994 Soniyachi MumbaiSonya
1994 Premachya Sultya Bomba
1993 Tu SukhakartaManohar (Manya)
1993 ZapatlelaLaxmikant "Lakshya" Bolke
1993 Sarech SajjanHirakanth
1992 Ek Hota VidushakAburao/Songadya
1992 JeewlagaLaxmikant
1992 Hach Sunbai Cha BhauVishwas Rane (Bhau)
1992 DeDhadak BeDhadakGajanan Korde (Gaja)
1992 Than Than GopalaBandya
1992 Shubh Mangal SavdhanDriver
1992 Sagle SarkechAjay Pawar
1991 Jeeva SakhaBaadshah
1991 Aayatya Gharat GharobaKashiram Kasture
1991 AflatoonBabanrao Barshikar/ Baadshah
1991 Mumbai Waver MauritiusLakshya
1991 Yeda Ki KhulaAjay Deshmukh/ Balasaheb Jagirdar
1991 MaskariRaja
1991 Ek Gaadi Baaki AnadiRaja Pradhan
1991 Godi GulabiDilip
1991 Doctor DoctorGopya/ CID Inspector Vijay Desai
1991 Shame To ShameRam /Laxman/Bhalu/Shantanu
1991 Ek Full Charr HalfKeshav/Krishna/

Kanha/Kanhaiya

1991 Apradhi
1990 Shejari ShejariRajesh
1990 DhadakebaazLaxmikant Hajare ad also called Lakshya / Gangaram (dual role)
1990 Dhamal Bablya GanpyachiBablunath (Bablya)
1990 Lapwa ChhapwiMohan
1990 Shubha Bol NaryaNarayan Maharaj
1990 Dokyala Tap NahiAjay
1990 Thamb Thamb Jau Nako LambShiva
1990 Ejaa Beeja TeejaTeeja
1990 Ghabrayacha NahiLaxmikant
1990 Changu ManguMangu Dongre
1990 Eka Peksha EkKalyan Nashikkar
1989 Pheka PhekiSanjay Phadke / Suffragist Gonsalves
1990 Patali Re PataliMukund
1990 KuldeepakRajaram Pant
1989 Balache Baap BrahmachariSarang Acharya
1989 Bhutacha BhauBarko
1989 ThartharatLaxmikant Ghorpade pseudonym Lakshya
1989 Hamaal De DhamaalRaja Phule
1989 Dharla Tar ChavatayMohan Gosavi
1989 Rajani Vajvala BajaKhulya
1989 Chambu GabaleChambu Gabale
1989 Khatyal Sasu Nathal SoonBajirao Didhmishe (Bajya)
1989 Kuthe Kuthe Shodhu Me TilaNamya
1989 Utawala NawaraGangatam
1989 RikshawaliPhotographer
1989 Gharkul Punha Hasave
1989 Auntie Ne Wazavali GhantiSakharam More (Sakhya)
1988 Ashi Hi Banwa BanwiParshuram alias

Parshya (Parvati)

1988 Kiss Bai KissKishan (Kishya)
1988 Rangat SangatIndrajit
1988 Majjach MajjaBajirao
1988 Gholat GholSachin Damodar
1988 SarvashreshthaVijay Deshmukh
1988 Ek Gadi Baaki AnadiRaja Pradhan
1988 Maamla PorinchaMangesh Kamat
1987 Gauraacha NavaraSomu Deshmukh
1987 Chal Burning Lakshya MumbailaLakshya/Bhojraj
1987 De DanadanConstable Lakshman Tangmode alias Lakshya
1987 Prem Karuya Khullam KhullaShekhar
1987 Porinchi Dhamal Bapachi KamalVasu
1987 Khara Kadhi Bolu NayeVijay
1987 Premasathi Vattel TeGopi
1987 Kaltay Pan Valat NahiNamdev
1987 Irsaal KartiBholanath
1987 Bhatak BhavaniKondiba
1986 Dhakti SunKapil
1986 Gadbad GhotalaPralhad
1986 Amhi Doghe Raja RaniRaja Joshi
1986 Tuzya Vachun KarmenaDattoba Sankhame
1985 Dhum DhadakaLaxmikant Wakade alias Lakshya
1984 Lek Chalali SasarlaDeepak Waghmare
2001 SaubhagyakankshiniKisan
1998 Bayko Chukali StandvarRanga
2002 DaginaVakil Jayant Dhasle
1999 Rang PremachaChandu Chinchalkar
2000 Satvapariksha
1995 Hasva Fasvi
1998 Jeegar
Choomantar
2004 Tuzyacha SathiLaxmikant

Marathi plays

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Year Title of righteousness play Role Notes
Thamb Taklya Bhang Padto
1983 Tour Tour
Abab Vitoba bolu lagala
Gharat Hasare tare
Pandit knowhow tari shahane vha
1989 Shantecha Karta Chalu Aahe
Bighadale Swargache Daar
Ashvamedh
Sir aale dhaun
Karti Premat Padli
Lele Viruddha lele
Nanda Saukhya Bhare
Uchalbangadi

Hindi films

Dubbing artist

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