Chandrakant Kulkarni

There is a buzz that filmmaker Chandrakant Kulkarni is working on a biopic on former chief minister of Maharashtra Sushil Kumar Shinde

It took him three years to work on this script, but as his labour of love - Tukaram - is all set to hit the screen, director Chandrakant Kulkarni is at ease

Filmmaker Chandrakant Kulkarni feels that the National Award is an appreciation not just for one film but for the body of work he has been doing in his career

Chandrakant Kulkarni’s directorial venture, the play ‘Get Well Soon’ starring Swwapnil Joshi has been adapted into a book

Actor Swwapnil Joshi will be seen playing the lead in director Chandrakant Kulkarni’s upcoming Marathi play 'Get Well Soon'.

Actress Ruchita Jadhav says that her film ���Vatsalya��� will do better than Chandrakant Kulkarni���s ���Dusari Goshta��� at the box office

Theatre guru Chandrakant Kulkarni, who has directed some of the most popular plays, including the latest flavour of the season, ‘Hamlet’ is known for his straight talk.

Marathi play ‘Hamlet,’ which is based on Bard’s celebrated tragedy of the same name, is helmed by firebrand theatre guru Chandrakant Kulkarni.

Actors, director and producers of Marathi theatre arena have to really put a lot of thought to find creative ways to bring in the audience to theatre.

Marathi adaptation of the famous tragedy 'Hamlet' presented by Ashtavinayak and Jigisha is being appreciated by the audience.

The sitting president of the Bar Association of Nashik, Nitin Thakre, was re-elected to the post in the elections held here on Wednesday.

Superstar of Marathi films, Swwapnil Joshi, is now romancing theatre genre for the first time...

National award winning director Chandrakant Kulkarni���s next, Doosri Goshta, is a political film

Before every show of Chandrakant Kulkarni's play 'Get Well Soon' actress Samidha Guru touches actor Swwapnil Joshi's feet

The press meet of MIFTA Awards saw the who's who of the Marathi film industry

The film traces the life story of former chief minister of Maharashtra Sushil Kumar Shinde

Actress Samidha Guru who is part of Chandrakant Kulkarni's play 'Get Well Soon' recently encountered her fear of animals

The upcoming Marathi film 'Famil Katta' delves into the life of a big disconnected family.

Actor Abhijeet Kelkar relived his childhood as he spent time skating along with child actors Gauri Ingole and Mihir Soni.