Adinath Kothare

Adinath Kothare
Adinath Kothare
Born Adinath Mahesh Kothare
(1984-05-13) 13 May 1984
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Nationality India Indian
Occupation Actor
Producer
Director
Years active 1994–present
Spouse(s) Urmila Kanetkar (married 2011-present)
Parent(s)

Adinath Kothare (Marathi: आदिनाथ कोठारे) (born Adinath Mahesh Kothare on 13 May 1984) is an Indian Marathi film actor, director, Film and Television Content Producer. He is the son of famous film maker and actor in Marathi film industry Mahesh Kothare. He had worked with Pritish Nandy Communications Ltd. as an associate executive producer and with PVR as a Management Trainee- Film Marketing.[1]

Adinath Kothare first appeared on screen as a child actor in his father Mahesh Kothare's film Maza Chakula (1994). In (2013) he is acted in his father's first Marathi true 3D film Zapatlela 2, a box office hit which was released on 7 June 2013 and was the sequel of his father's Mahesh Kothare's 1993 box office block buster Marathi film Zapatlela. Adinath Kothare acted in Renu Desai's produced and directorial debut Marathi film Ishq Wala Love (2014) along with Sulagna Panigrahi, which is released on 10 October 2014.

Early life and background

Adinath was born on 13 May 1984. Kothare's father Mahesh Kothare is the most famous film maker in Marathi film industry. Mahesh Kothare has directed and produce many Marathi and Hindi films.

As a child, Adinath appeared on screen. His appearance was at the Mahesh Kothare's directed and produced family drama comedy film Majha Chakula (1994).

Career

In 1994, Adinath acted as child artist in his father's movie Maza Chakula, then Adinath Kothare made his Bollywood bebut in Sanjay Surkar directed sports drama Hindi film Stand By (film). The film produced by Prakash Choube, Sagar Choube with the actors Sachin Khedekar, Avtar Gill and Dalip Tahil. Kothare played the role of Rahul Navekar, the film released on 26 August 2011 under BRC Production.[1] Later Adinath Kothare acted in 11 November 2011 released his father's directorial Family Drama Romance film Dubhang playing the role of Rohan Jadhav alongside his real life wife Urmila Kanetkar, Ajinkya Deo and Sonali Kulkarni. The film produced was by Shankar Mitkari under the Banner of Sai Shankar Films for which he also did his debut in playback singing.

After that, he went on to appear in Aditya Sarpotdar's musical drama film Satrangi Re playing the role of Rego (Goraksha Mhapusekar) which released on 3 Feb 2012, also starring Amruta Khanvilkar, Siddharth Chandekar, Pooja Sawant, Bhushan Pradhan, Soumil Shringarpure, Uday Tilekar, Vidyadhar Joshi, Supriya Matkari, Madhav Abhyankar. Then he acted in his father's first Marathi true 3D film Zapatlela 2, a box office hit which released on 7 June 2014, the film is the sequel of 1993 blockbuster Marathi film Zapatlela Most of these films were successful critically and commercially. In 2014 he played the lead role in Hello Nandan along with Mrunal Thakur and Anvatt with his wife Urmila Kanitkar. Adinath Kothare next starred in Ishq Wala Love along with Sulagna Panigrahi which released on 10 Oct 2014. The fim was directed and produced by Renu Desai. He next starred in Premasathi Coming Suun along with Neha Pendse which released on 12 December 2014.

His next released on 26 December 2014, Avatarachi Goshta has won numerous awards from its inception, at 51st Maharashtra State Marathi Film Festival 2014, Zee Gaurav 2014 awards and Sahyadri Cine Awards 2014. Mahesh Kothare one of the most famous film maker co-owns the production house Kothare and Kothare Vision. In 2008 Adinath Kothare produced two film's under his home production banner Kothare and Kothare Visions. His first was 2008 released Marathi film Full 3 Dhamaal, stars Makarand Anaspure, Priya Arun, Prasad Oak, Suchitra Bandekar, Abhiram Bhadkamkar, Kishori Godbole, Dilip Prabhavalkar, Mahesh Kothare, Kranti Redkar and Sunil Tawde. After four years he produced his second film a box office hit first Marathi true 3D film Zapatlela 2 both the films directed by Mahesh Kothare and produced by Adinath Kothare. Adinath Kothare is an assistant director in his father's films. In 2003 Adinath assist the huge hit Marathi film Chimnee Pakhara. Later he assist 2004 Pachadlela and 2006 Khabardar Marathi films these all films directed by his father Mahesh Kothare

Personal life

In 2011 Adinath Kothare married Marathi film & television actress Urmila Kanitkar.

Filmography

TitleYearActorProducerOtherRole
Maza Chakula1994YesChild ActorAdinath
Chimnee Pakhara2003Assistant Director
Pachadlela2004Assistant Director
Khabardar2006Assistant Director
Full 3 Dhamaal2008Yes
Ved Lavi Jeeva[2]2010YesJaggu (Garage Mechanic)
Stand By (film)2011YesRahul Narvekar (Professional Football Player)
Dubhang2011YesPlayback SingerRohan Jadhav (Professional Boxer)
Satrangi Re2012YesRego (Goraksha Mhapusekar -aspiring musician and lead singer in the band Goonj)
Zapatlela 22013YesYesAditya Bolke
Hello Nandan2014YesNandan (Sketch Artist)
Anvatt2014YesDr. Vinay (Doctor)
Ishq Wala Love2014YesAjinkya (Corporate Layer)
Premasathi Coming Suun2014YesAditya
Avatarachi Goshta2014YesAmod (Engineering Student and an Atheist )
Sata Lota Pan Sagla Khota2015YesJayvardhan
Nilkanth Master2015YesVyankatesh (Freedon Fighter)
Dear Dad (Hindi Film)2015YesMahadeo
100 Days (Zee Marathi TV Series)2016-17YesPSI Ajay Thakur

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Awards and honours

Adinath Kothare won the State Award for Best Child Artist in 1995 for his work in the film Maza Chakula.[9]

See also

References

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  2. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3121650/
  3. http://marathistars.com/actors/adinath-kothare/
  4. http://www.marathi.tv/actors/adinath-kothare-wiki/
  5. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/Adinath-Kothare
  6. https://citygossiper.com/adinath-kothare-biography-wife-age-marriage-family-photos/
  7. http://www.justmarathi.com/adinath-kothare/
  8. https://in.bookmyshow.com/person/adinath-kothare/19167
  9. "Adinath Kothare acted as a child artist in Maza Chakula". The Times of India. Retrieved 7 April 2017.
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