Filmfare Marathi Awards

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Filmfare Marathi Awards
Trophy of the award
Awarded for	Excellence in cinematic achievements
Country	India, Maharashtra
Presented by	Filmfare
Website	www.filmfare.com
Television/radio coverage
Network	Colors Marathi

Most recent winners

← 2018 Best in films in 2020 2021 →

Award Best Actor Best Actress Best Supporting Actress Winner Deepak Dobriyal (Baba) Mukta Barve (Smile Please) Neena Kulkarni (Mogra Phulaalaa)   Award Best Actress Critics Best Actor Critics Winner Sonalee Kulkarni (Hirkani) Lalit Prabhakar (Anandi Gopal)

Previous Best Picture Best Picture Anandi Gopal

The Filmfare Marathi Awards are presented annually to both artistic and technical excellence of professionals in the Marathi film industry of India.^[1] The ceremony had been sponsored by various private organisations in the past as well as in present provisions. During several years in 1990s, a live ceremony was broadcast to television audiences but was later discontinued due to unknown reasons. The presentation of the awards has been inconsistent throughout its inception. Presently, a recorded and edited version of the awards ceremony is televised.^[2][3]

Previous winners[]

Marathi Cinema^[4]

Main awards[]

1963

Best Film	Mazha Hoshil Ka - L. B. Thakur

1964

Best Film	Sant Nivrutti Dnyandev - Winayakrao Saraswate Bal Chavan

1965

Best Film	Laxmi Aali Ghara - Madhav Shinde

1966

Best Film	Gurukilli - Raja Pparanjape

1967

Best Film	Pavna Kathcha Dhondi - Vinayak Thakur

1968

Best Film	Ekti - G. Chaugle

1969

Best Film	Jiwhala - Atma Ram

1970

Best Film	Apradh - Sharad Pilgaonkar

1971

Best Film	Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe - Satyadev Dubey

1972

Best Film	Kunku Mazhe Bhagyache - Shamrao Mane

1973

Best Film	Andhala Marto Dola - Dada Kondke

1974

Best Film	Best Director
Sugandi Katta - Ram Kalam Yasin S Ferechal	Not Awarded
Best Actor	Best Actress
Shriram Lagoo- Sugandi Katta	Sarala Yeolekar - Sugandi Katta

1975

Best Film	Best Director
Samna - Ramdas Phutaney	Jabbar Patel - Samna
Best Actor	Best Actress
Shriram Lagoo - Samna	Sandhya - Chandnachi Choli Ang Ang Jali

1976

Best Film	Best Director
Aaram Haram Aahe - Kamlakar Torne	Vasant Joglekar - Haa Khel Sawalyancha
Best Actor	Best Actress
Ravindra Mahajani - Zunj	Asha Kale - Haa Khel Sawalyancha

1977

Best Film	Best Director
Naav Motha Lakshan Khota	Muralidhar Kapdi - Naav Motha Lakshan Khota
Best Actor	Best Actress
Shriram Lagoo- Bhingri	Usha Chavan - Naav Motha Lakshan Khota
Special Award[5]
Ashok Saraf – Ram Ram Gangaram

1978

Best Film	Best Director
Devaki Nandan Gopala - Daddy Deshmukh	Jabbar Patel - Jait Re Jait
Best Actor	Best Actress
Yashwant Dutt - Bhairu Pailwan Ki Jai	Smita Patil - Jait Re Jait

1979

Best Film	Best Director
Sinhasan - D. V. Rao Jabbar Patel	Jabbar Patel - Sinhasan
Best Actor	Best Actress
Sachin- Ashta Vinayak	Ranjana - Sushite

1980

Best Film	Best Director
22 June 1897 - Jayoo Patwardhan	Nachiket Patwardhan - 22 June 1897
Best Actor	Best Actress
Nilu Phule- Sahkar Samrat	Usha Chavan - Ran Pakhare

1981

Best Film	Best Director
Umbartha - Jabbar Patel D. V. Rao	Jabbar Patel - Umbartha
Best Actor	Best Actress
Amol Palekar- Akriet	Smita Patil - Umbartha

1982

Best Film	Best Director
Shapit - Madhukar Rupji Sudha Chitale Vinay Newalkar	Rajdutt & Arvind Deshpande - Shapit
Best Actor	Best Actress
- Shapit	Madhu Kambikar - Shapit

1983

Best Film	Best Director
Gupchup Gupchup	V. K. Naik - Gupchup Gupchup
Best Actor	Best Actress
Ashok Saraf- Gosht Dhamal Namyachi	Ranjana - Savitri

1985

Best Film	Best Director
Dhoom Dhadaka - Mahesh Kothare	Mahesh Kothare - Dhoom Dhadaka
Best Actor	Best Actress
Laxmikant Berde- Dhoom Dhadaka	Usha Naik - Devashapath Khare Sangen Kate Sanganer nahi

1999

Best Film	Best Director
Bindhaast[6] - Matchindra Chate	Chandrakant Kulkarni – Bindhaast
Best Actor	Best Actress
Dilip Prabhavalkar – Ratra Aarambh	Shravani Jamenis – Bindhaast
Best Music Director
Shridhar Phadke – Lekroo

Ajeenkya DY Patil Filmfare Awards Marathi 2014[]

The nominations for Filmfare Marathi Awards 2014.^[7]

Best Film	Best Director
Dr. Prakash Baba Amte – The Real Hero - Samrudhi Porey Elizabeth Ekadashi - Paresh Mokashi Fandry - Nagraj Manjule Lai Bhaari - Nishikant Kamat Rege - Abhijit Panse Yellow - Mahesh Limaye	Nagraj Manjule – Fandry Abhijit Panse – Rege Mahesh Limaye – Yellow Nishikant Kamat – Lai Bhaari Paresh Mokashi – Elizabeth Ekadashi Samrudhi Porey – Dr. Prakash Baba Amte - The Real Hero
Best Actor	Best Actress
Nana Patekar – Dr. Prakash Baba Amte - The Real Hero as Prakash Amte Atul Kulkarni – Happy Journey as Niranjan Girish Kulkarni– Postcard as Postman Mohan Agashe – Astu as Appa Riteish Deshmukh – Lai Bhaari as Mauli/Prince	Sonali Kulkarni – Dr. Prakash Baba Amte - The Real Hero as Mandakini Amte Iravati Harshe – Astu as Ira Mrinal Kulkarni – Yellow as Mugdha Priya Bapat– Happy Journey as Janaki Usha Naik – Ek Hazarachi Note as Budhi Veena Jamkar– Taptapadi as Meera
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Kishor Kadam – Fandry as Kachru Mane Mahesh Manjrekar – Rege as Pradeep Sharma Pushkar Shrotri – Rege as Sachin Vaze Sharad Kelkar – Lai Bhaari as Sangram Upendra Limaye – Yellow as Pratap Sardeshmukh	Amruta Subhash – Astu as Channamma Neena Kulkarni– Taptapadi as Durgabai Smita Tambe – Candle March Tanvi Azmi – Lai Bhaari as Sumitra Devi Nandita Dhuri – Elizabeth Ekadashi as Dnyanesh Mother
Best Male Debut	Best Female Debut
Riteish Deshmukh – Lai Bhaari as Mauli/Prince	Parna Pethe – Rama Madhav as Ramabai Peshwa
Best Music Director	Best Lyricist
Ajay-Atul - Lai Bhaari	Guru Thakur - "Mauli Mauli" – Lai Bhaari
Best Playback Singer – Male	Best Playback Singer – Female
Ajay Gogavale – "Mauli Mauli" – Lai Bhaari	Ketaki Mategaonkar - "Mala Ved Lagale" - Timepass (film)

Critics' awards

Best Movie (Best Director)
Paresh Mokashi - Elizabeth Ekadashi Gajendra Ahire – Postcard
Best Actor	Best Actress
Mohan Agashe - Astu	Usha Naik - Ek Hazarachi Note

Technical Awards

Best Story	Best Screenplay
Madhugandha Kulkarni – Elizabeth Ekadashi	Paresh Mokashi – Elizabeth Ekadashi
Best Dialogue	Best Editing
Madhugandha Kulkarni and Paresh Mokashi – Elizabeth Ekadashi	Dinesh Gopal Poojari – Rege
Best Choreography	Best Cinematography
Ganesh Acharya for Ala Holicha San – Lai Bhaari	Vikram Amladi – Fandry
Best Production Design	Best Sound Design
Nitin Chandrakant Desai – Rama Madhav	Rohit Pradhan – Rege
Best Background Score
Monty Sharma – Rege

Special awards

Lifetime Achievement Award
Ramesh Deo
Best Debut Director
Abhijit Panse - Rege Mahesh Limaye - Yellow (2014 film)

Karrm Filmfare Awards Marathi 2015[]

The nomination for Filmfare Marathi Awards 2015.^[8][9]

Best Film	Best Director
Katyar Kaljat Ghusali - Subodh Bhave Court - Chaitanya Tamhane Killa - Avinash Arun Lokmanya: Ek Yugpurush - Om Raut Double Seat - Sameer Vidwans Mumbai-Pune-Mumbai 2 - Satish Rajwade	Subodh Bhave – Katyar Kaljat Ghusali Avinash Arun– Killa Om Raut– Lokmanya: Ek Yugpurush Chaitanya Tamhane – Court Paresh Mokashi – Elizabeth Ekadashi Satish Rajwade– Mumbai-Pune-Mumbai 2
Best Actor	Best Actress
Sachin Pilgaonkar – Katyar Kaljat Ghusali as Khansaheb Ankush Chaudhari – Double Seat as Amit Naik Subodh Bhave– Lokmanya: Ek Yugpurush as Lokmanya Tilak Swapnil Joshi – Mumbai-Pune-Mumbai 2 as Gautam Sumeet Raghavan – Sandook as Vamanrao Ashtaputre Sachin Khedekar – Nagrik as Nagrik	Mukta Barve – Double Seat as Manjiri Naik Mukta Barve – Mumbai-Pune-Mumbai 2 as Gauri Sonalee Kulkarni – Mitwaa as Nandini Amruta Subhash– Killa (film) as Aruna Kale Geetanjali Kulkarni – Court (film) as Nutan
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Kishor Kadam – Partu as Laxman Chinmay Mandlekar – Lokmanya: Ek Yugpurush as Makarand Makarand Deshpande – Dagadi Chawl as Daddy Mohan Joshi – Deool Band as Swami Samarth Pradeep Joshi – Court as Judge Sadavarte Vidyadhar Joshi – Double Seat as Amit's Father	Neena Kulkarni – Bioscope as Amruta Khanvilkar– Katyar Kaljat Ghusali as Zareena Prarthana Behere – Mitwaa as Avani Sai Tamhankar – Classmates as Appu Smita Tambe – Partu as Sugandha Anjali Patil – The Silence as Maami
Best Male Debut	Best Female Debut
Gashmeer Mahajani – Deool Band as Dr. Raghav Shastri	Anjali Patil – The Silence as Maami
Best Music Director	Best Lyricist
Jitendra Abhisheki Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy - Katyar Kaljat Ghusali	Mangesh Kangane- "Sur Niragas Ho" – Katyar Kaljat Ghusali
Best Playback Singer – Male	Best Playback Singer – Female
Shankar Mahadevan – "Sur Niragas Ho" – Katyar Kaljat Ghusali	Anandi Joshi - "Kiti Sangaychay Mala" - Double Seat

Critics' awards

Best Movie (Best Director)
Chaitanya Tamhane - Court Avinash Arun – Killa
Best Actor	Best Actress
Ankush Chaudhari - Double Seat	Geetanjali Kulkarni - Court

Technical Awards

Best Story	Best Screenplay
Nitin S Adsul – Partu	Paresh Mokashi – Elizabeth Ekadashi
Best Dialogue	Best Editing
Gajendra Ahire and Ashwini Sidwani – The Silence	Rikhav Desai – Court
Best Choreography	Best Cinematography
Umesh Jadhav for Dhanak Dhanak – Urfi	Avinash Arun – Killa
Best Production Design	Best Sound Design
Santosh Phutane – Katyar Kaljat Ghusali	Mahavir Sabbannwar – Khwada
Best Background Score
Santosh Mulekar – Katyar Kaljat Ghusali

Special awards

Best Debut Director
Om Raut - Lokmanya: Ek Yugpurush Bhaurao Karhade - Khwada

Jio Filmfare Awards Marathi 2016[]

The nomination for Filmfare Marathi Awards 2016.^[10][11]

Best Film	Best Director
Sairat - Nagraj Manjule Natsamrat - Mahesh Manjrekar Ventilator - Rajesh Mapuskar Family Katta - Chandrakant Kulkarni Vazandar - Sachin Kundalkar	Nagraj Manjule – Sairat Mahesh Manjrekar– Natsamrat Chandrakant Kulkarni– Family Katta Sachin Kundalkar – Vazandar Rajesh Mapuskar – Ventilator
Best Actor	Best Actress
Nana Patekar – Natsamrat as Ganpat Belwalkar Mangesh Desai – Ekk Albela as Bhagwan Dada Akash Thosar– Sairat as Prashant (Parshya) Swapnil Joshi – Mumbai-Pune-Mumbai 2 as Gautam Makarand Anaspure – Rangaa Patangaa as Jumman Jitendra Joshi – Ventilator as Prasanna Kamerkar Swwapnil Joshi – Friends as Neil	Rinku Rajguru – Sairat as Archana (Archie) Sai Tamhankar – Vazandar as Kaveri Priya Bapat – Vazandar as Pooja Medha Manjrekar– Natsamrat as Kaveri Vandana Gupte – Family Katta as Malati Veena Jamkar - Lalbaugchi Rani as Sandhya Parulekar
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Vikram Gokhale – Natsamrat as Rambhau Ashutosh Gowariker – Ventilator as Raja Kamerkar Tanaji Galgunde – Sairat as Langdya Jitendra Joshi – Poshter Girl as Bharatrao Zende Aniket Vishwasrao – Poshter Girl as Bajrang Dudhbhate Kishor Kadam – Chaurya	Sai Tamhankar – Family Katta as Manju Mrunmayee Deshpande– Natsamrat as Vidya Belwalkar-Barve Chhaya Kadam– Sairat as Suman Akka Priyanka Bose – Half Ticket as Aai Sukanya Kulkarni – Ventilator as Sarika Mrinal Kulkarni – & Jara Hatke as Meera
Best Male Debut	Best Female Debut
Akash Thosar – Sairat as Prashant (Parshya)	Rinku Rajguru – Sairat as Archana (Archie)
Best Music Director	Best Lyricist
Ajay–Atul – Sairat	Ajay–Atul - "Yaad Lagla" – Sairat
Best Playback Singer – Male	Best Playback Singer – Female
Ajay Gogavale – "Yaad Lagla" – Sairat	Chinmayi - "Sairat Zaala Ji" - Sairat

Critics' awards

Best Movie (Best Director)
Mahesh Manjrekar - Natsamrat
Best Actor	Best Actress
Mangesh Desai - Ekk Albela	Vandana Gupte - Family Katta

Technical Awards

Best Story	Best Screenplay
Rajesh Mapuskar – Ventilator	Rajesh Mapuskar – Ventilator
Best Dialogue	Best Editing
Nagraj Manjule and Bharat Manjule – Sairat	Rameshwar Bhagat – Ventilator
Best Choreography	Best Cinematography
Rahul Thombre and Sanjeev Howaladar for O Kaka – YZ	Sanjay Memane – Half Ticket
Best Production Design	Best Sound Design
Vasu Patil – Half Ticket	Sanjay Maurya and Allwyn Rego– Ventilator
Best Background Score
Ajay–Atul – Sairat

Special awards

Lifetime Achievement Award
Ashok Saraf
Limelight Award
Mahesh Kothare
Best Debut Director
Rajesh Mapuskar - Ventilator

Jio Filmfare Awards Marathi 2017[]

The nomination for Filmfare Marathi Awards 2018.^{[12][13][14][15]}

Best Film	Best Director
- Prasad Oak Faster Fene - Aditya Sarpotdar Ti Saddhya Kay Karte - Satish Rajwade Lapachhapi - Vishal Furia Muramba - Varun Narvekar Hrudayantar - Vikram Phadnis	Prasad Oak – Aditya Sarpotdar– Faster Fene Satish Rajwade– Ti Saddhya Kay Karte Vishal Furia – Lapachhapi Vikram Phadnis – Hrudayantar
Best Actor	Best Actress
Amey Wagh – Muramba as Alok Ashok Saraf– Shentimental as PSI Pralhad Ghodke Sachin Khedekar– Baapjanma as Bhaskar Pandit Subodh Bhave – Hrudayantar as Shekhar Joshi Sumedh Mudgalkar – Manjha as Vikram (Vicky)	Sonali Kulkarni – as Shaila Katdare Mrinmayee Godbole – Chi Va Chi Sau Ka as Savitri (Savi) Priya Bapat – Gachchi as Keerti Sonalee Kulkarni– Hampi as Isha Mukta Barve – Hrudayantar as Samaira Joshi Pooja Sawant - Lapachhapi as Neha
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Girish Kulkarni – Faster Fene as Appa Aniket Vishwasrao – Baghtos Kay Mujra Kar as Pandurang Chinmay Mandlekar – Halal as Maulana Manoj Joshi – Dashakriya as Keshav Bhat Rohit Phalke – Manjha as Jaideep Upendra Limaye – Shentimental as PSI Thakur	Chinmayee Sumeet – Muramba as Alok's Mother Jyoti Subhash– Chi Va Chi Sau Ka as Satya's Aaji Kranti Redkar – Karaar as Radha Bhondve Parna Pethe – Faster Fene as Aboli Usha Naik – Lapachhapi as Tulsabai Kalyani Muley – Ringan as Manjhi
Best Male Debut	Best Female Debut
Abhinay Berde – Ti Saddhya Kay Karte as Anurag (Anya)	Mithila Palkar – Muramba as Indu
Best Music Director	Best Lyricist
Nilesh Moharir, Mandar Apte, Avinash-Vishwajeet – Ti Saddhya Kay Karte	Sandeep Khare - "Maze Aai Baba" –
Best Playback Singer – Male	Best Playback Singer – Female
Adarsh Shinde – "Vitthala" – Ringan	Anuradha Kuber - "Maze Tuze" - Muramba

Critics' awards

Best Movie (Best Director)
Shivaji Lotan Patil - Halal
Best Actor	Best Actress
Shashank Shende - Ringan	Iravati Harshe - Kaasav

Technical Awards

Best Story	Best Screenplay
Makarand Mane – Ringan	Kshitij Patwardhan – Faster Fene
Best Dialogue	Best Editing
Varun Narvekar – Muramba	Faisal Mahadik and Imran Mahadik – Faster Fene
Best Choreography	Best Cinematography
Phulwa Khamkar for Apane Hi Rang Mein – Hampi	Amalendu Choudhary – Hampi
Best Production Design	Best Sound Design
Nikhil Kovale – Faster Fene	Baylon Fonseca– Manjha
Best Background Score
Utkarsh Dhotekar, Tony Basumatary, Ranjan Pattnayak – Lapachhapi

Special awards

Lifetime Achievement Award
Hridaynath Mangeshkar
Best Child Artist
Sahil Joshi - Ringan

Planet Filmfare Awards Marathi 2020[]

The nomination for Filmfare Marathi Awards 2020.^[16]

Best Film	Best Director
Anandi Gopal - Sameer Vidhwans Fatteshikast - Digpal Lanjekar Hirkani - Prasad Oak Aatpadi Nights - Nitin Supekar Girlfriend - Upendra Sidhaye Smile Please - Vikram Phadnis	Sameer Vidhwans – Anandi Gopal Prasad Oak– Hirkani Upendra Sidhaye– Girlfriend Digpal Lanjekar – Fatteshikast Vikram Phadnis – Smile Please Nitin Supekar – Aatpadi Nights
Best Actor	Best Actress
Deepak Dobriyal – Baba as Madhav Amey Wagh– Girlfriend as Nachiket Pradhan Lalit Prabhakar– Anandi Gopal as Gopal Joshi Bhalchandra Kadam – Nashibvaan as Baban Pranav raorane – Aatpadi Nights as Vasant (Vasya)	Mukta Barve – Smile Please as Nandini Sonalee Kulkarni – Hirkani as Hirkani Mrunmayee Deshpande – Miss U Mister as Kaveri Sayali Sanjeev – Aatpadi Nights as Haripriya Bhagyashree Milind – Anandi Gopal as Anandi Joshi Nandita Patkar – Baba as Anandi
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Shashank Shende – Kaagar as Guruji Deshmukh Sanjay Narvekar – Ye Re Ye Re Paisa 2 as Anna (Jagannath) Chittaranjan Giri – Baba as Maulana Upendra Limaye – Sur Sapata as Anna Mangesh Desai – Judgement as IAS Officer Agnivesh Satam	Neena Kulkarni – Mogra Phulaalaa as Sunil's Mother Mrinal Kulkarni– Fatteshikast as Rajmata Jijabai Sonalee Kulkarni – Ti & Ti as Priyanka Nandita Patkar – Khari Biscuit as Mai Savita Prabhune – Miss U Mister as Varun's Mother Chhaya Kadam – Aatpadi Nights as
Best Male Debut	Best Female Debut
Shubhankar Tawde – Kaagar as Yuvraj Kadam	Shivani Surve – Triple Seat as Meera
Best Music Director	Best Lyricist
Saurabh-Hrishikesh-Jasraj – Anandi Gopal	Kshitij Patwardhan - "Tula Japnar Ahe" – Khari Biscuit
Best Playback Singer – Male	Best Playback Singer – Female
Adarsh Shinde – "Tula Japnar Ahe" – Khari Biscuit	Shalmali Kholgade - "Querida Querida" - Girlfriend

Critics' awards

Best Movie (Best Director)
Raj Gupta - Baba
Best Actor	Best Actress
Lalit Prabhakar - Anandi Gopal	Sonalee Kulkarni - Hirkani Bhagyashree Milind - Anandi Gopal

Technical Awards

Best Story	Best Screenplay
Manish Singh – Baba	Karan Sharma – Anandi Gopal
Best Dialogue	Best Editing
Iravati Karnik – Anandi Gopal	Charushri Roy – Anandi Gopal
Best Choreography	Best Cinematography
Rahul Thombre & Sanjeev Howladar for Majhi Story Cute Wali – Girlfriend	Akash Agarwal – Anandi Gopal
Best Production Design	Best Sound Design
Sunil Nigvekar & Nilesh Wagh – Anandi Gopal	Nikhil Lanjekar & Himanshu Ambekar – Fatteshikast
Best Background Score	Best Costume Design
Saurabh Bhalerao – Girlfriend	Poornima Oak – Fatteshikast

Special awards

Excellence in Marathi Cinema
Mahesh Kothare
Best Debut Director
Saleel Kulkarni - Wedding Cha Shinema
Best Child Artist
Adarsh Kadam & Vedashree Khadilkar - Khari Biscuit

Awards[]

As of 2017, there are total 31 awards given in different categories. There is a separate category of critics awards, decided by noted film-critics rather than popular votes. Awards are given in the following categories. Follow the links for lists of the award winners, year by year.

Merit awards[]

Critics' awards[]

Technical awards[]

Special awards[]

Ceremonies[]

• 5th Filmfare Awards Marathi, was held on 28 February 2021 in Mumbai, Maharashtra
• 4th Filmfare Awards Marathi, was held on 27 September 2018 in Mumbai, Maharashtra^[17]
• 3rd Filmfare Awards Marathi, was held on 27 October 2017 in Mumbai, Maharashtra^[18]
• 2nd Filmfare Awards Marathi, was held on 28 November 2016 in Mumbai, Maharashtra
• 1st Filmfare Awards Marathi, was held on 20 November 2015 in Thane, Maharashtra

See also[]

• Filmfare Awards
• Bollywood
• Cinema of India

References[]