Nayana Apte Joshi
Nayana Apte | |
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| Born | Nayana Apte 22 February 1950 Mumbai, Maharashtra, India |
| Occupation | Singer-actress |
| Years active | 1954– Active |
Nayana Apte (1950-Active) is an Indian singer-actress who worked in Marathi, Hindi & Gujarati Movies and stage plays.[1]
Early Years
She took formal education of classical music from her mother Shanta Apte, Indirabai Kelkar and Yashwant Bua Joshi. She got education of Natya Sangeet from Govindrao Patwardhan, Anna Pendharkar, Narayan Bodas and at times consulted and helped by Arvind Pilgaonkar. She completed her B.A. with Literature (Sangeet Visharat in Classical Music)[2]
Career
Apte had worked as a Child Artist with her mother late Shanta Apte in "Chandipuja" in 1957. She has acted in 65 Marathi plays and also some Gujarati plays.[3] This includes different types of roles including comedy, mythological, historical, social, traditional classic musical plays and to-date current subjects. She has done 25 Marathi Movies, 4 Hindi Movies and 6 Gujarati Movies. She has acted in 16 television serials including Marathi and Hindi. She is given interviews on Radio, given many speeches, helped the inexperience singers by consulting them in their singing.[4]
Personal life
Ten years after Shanta Apte's death, actress Nayana Apte declared herself to be her daughter. Nayana claimed Apte married a distant cousin in 1947 and left him when she was three months pregnant.[5][6][7] According to Vijay Ranchan in his book "Story of a Bollywood Song", in the section on Nayana Apte titled "The Rebel Commoner", Nayana was unmarried but had a daughter, the Marathi film and stage actress, Nayana Apte.[8]
Filmography
- Ammaldar - अंमलदार
- Ekach Pyala - एकच प्याला
- Karaylo gelo Ek - करायला गेलो एक
- Dev Nahi Devharyat - देव नाही देव्हार्यात
- Daive Labhala CHintamani - दैवे लाभला चिंतामणी
- Navra Maza Muthit - नवरा माझ्या मुठीत
- Sangeet Punyaprabhav - संगीत पुण्यप्रभाव
- Sangeet Manapman - मानापमान
- MUknayak - मूकनायक
- Ya, Ghar Aaplach Aahe - या घर आपलंच आहे
- Lagnachi Bedi - लग्नाची बेडी
- Vaarcha Majla Rikama - वरचा मजला रिकामा
- Sangeet Sharda - संगीत शारदा
- Shri Tasi Sau - श्री तशी सौ
- Saujanyachi Aishi Taishi - सौजन्याची ऐशी तैशी
- Sangeet Swayanavar - संगीत स्वयंवर
- Hunnymoon Express - हनीमून एक्सप्रेस
- Ha Swarg Saat Pavlancha - हा स्वर्ग सात पावलांचा
Films
- Chupke Chupke - चुपकेचुपके (हिंदी, १९७५)
- Javaibapu Zindabad - जावईबापू झिंदाबाद
- Mili - मिली (हिंदी, १९७५)
Television
- Shanti
- Waqt ki rafter
- Don’t worry ho jayega
Awards
- Padma Shri award in 2014[9][10][11]
- Awards from Marathi Natya Parishad
- Awards from Kumar Kala Kendra
- Awards from Maharashtra Kala Kendra
- Mumbai Marathi Sahitya Sangha Award
References
- ^ Nayana Apte
- ^ Swar Hasyasamradyni
- ^ नयना आपटे
- ^ Career
- ^ Sathe, V. P. "Article-Profile Shanta Apte (1977)". cineplot.com. Retrieved 24 June 2015.
- ^ "Nayana Apte Biography". veethi.com. veethi.com. Retrieved 27 June 2015.
- ^ "Naina Apte". nainaapte.wordpress.com. nainaapte. Retrieved 27 June 2015.
- ^ Vijay Ranchan (2 January 2014). "The Rebel Commoner". Story of a Bollywood Song. Abhinav Publications. pp. 23–. GGKEY:9E306RZQTQ7. Retrieved 27 June 2015.
- ^ Padma Shri
- ^ List of Padma awardees
- ^ List of Padma awardees