Sanjay Surkar

Noted Marathi film director Sanjay Surkar died today after suffering a heart attack during a shoot in the city, hospital sources said.

Marathi film artistes react with shock at the untimely demise of noted Marathi director Sanjay Surkar

Sanjay Surkar, an eminent personality of Marathi cinema, plans to make a debut in Bollywood with his upcoming film 'Standby'.

Sanjay Surkar, is making his debut in Hindi films with BRC Productions’ first Hindi film Stand By.

Noted Marathi film director Sanjay Surkar died on Thursday, following a cardiac arrest, officials at a city hospital where he was admitted said.

Late Sanjay Surkar's last directed film 'Laathi' was to be released in about 50 screens in Mumbai and other cities on December 11, 2015.

After surviving cancer, composer Aadesh Shrivastav is back to work. He will now complete composing the background score of Sanjay Surkar's Stand By

The 'Lai Bhaari' director Nishikant Kamat played one of the protagonists in Sanjay Surkar's one of the most talked about directorial venture 'Saatchya Aat Gharat'

Sanjay Surkar, the four-time national award winning director of critically acclaimed and commercially successful Marathi films like Chowkat Raja, Tu Tithe Me, Aapli Manasa and Satchya Aat Gharat is making his debut in Hindi cinema with BRC Productions' Stand By.

The premiere of the film Stand By was held with much fanfare on Wednesday night.

Actress Prajakta Mali is happy to play the love interest of Nakul Ghanekar in R Viraj's directorial venture 'Sangharsh'.

Standby is just days into its first schedule and the first promo is already out! The film has politics in sports and football as the backdrop.

After cricket and hockey, here’s a film that deals with football

Actress-filmmaker Smita Talwalkar passed away on Wednesday at Jaslok Hospital in Mumbai. The Marathi industry has lost a gem and is yet to come to terms with the loss, as is evident from the conversations with people who knew her personally and professionally

Football which is celebrated world over as the most beautiful game has a dismal story to tell in our country. Here it has been dirtied, sullied and made ugly by a few individuals for their own gains and lofty egos.

PUNE: Afghan film-maker Siddiq Barmak and his amateur cast had the last word at the inaugural session of the 2nd Asian film festival in Pune on Thursday, as 600 film buffs watched their film, 'Osama', with rapt attention.

When Mangesh Joshi started working on the script in 2008, little did he know that he would end up making a Bhojpuri film.

A three-day festival featuring films of actor, writer, director Raja Paranjape opens on Thursday at Scientific Society Hall, Laxmi Nagar at 2pm.

PUNE: Keeping up the tempo generated earlier this year by the critical success of Anaahat and Shwaas, yet another Marathi film, Saatchya Aat Gharat, is making waves in the city.