Marathi Play ‘Gela Madhav Kunikade’ Comes to Hyderabad This Weekend

Prashant Damle Returns with a Dose of Laughter. The acclaimed marathi film, television, and theatre actor is set to perform in hyderabad this week with Gela Madhav KunikadeA Beloved Marathi Play first stored at Shivaji Mandir, Dadar, in 1992. Featuring Tanvi Palav, Akshata Naik, and Vinay Yedekar, this production has completed 1,800 shows to date and will be stagged in Hydorade for First time.

Comedic Timing

Prashant Damle and Vinay Yedekar in the Play | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Prashant Damle Attributes The Play’s Enduring Success to its Sharp Script, Stellar Performans, and Impeccable Comedic Timing. Gela Madhav Kunikade, Written by Vasant Sabnis and Directed by the Late Rajiv Shinde, Follows The Antics of Madhav Deshpande (Played by Prashant), A Medical Representative Juggling Two Vives Each other’s existence. As Madhav Navigates This Intricate Web of Deception, His Friend (Played by Vinay Yedekar) Steps in to help, lead to a cascade of hailaous situations.

“The Play Presents a Serious Predicament in a BRILLILINLY COMEDIC WAY Electric supply and transport) Employee who left his job to chase his acting dreams.

Learning Experience

Prashant Damle | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Playing Madhav has been a Learning curve for Prashant, who was still finding his footing in theater when he took on the role in the 90s. Initially, he was puzzled by the audience’s Roaring Laughter at Certain Lines, Only to Later Realise the subtle undercurrents of humor woven into the script. “It was both challenging and fascinating to uncover the nurans of the character. The play Thrives on humor ‘between the lines,’ and with each each performance, we discovered new layers of Laugter,”

With an astonishing record of 13,500 theatre shows to his name, Prashant’s passion for the stage remain unwavrating. “Theatre is my life, and I truly enjoy every moment on stage,” Reflects the 64-year-old actor on his four-decade-long career.

Gela Madhav Kunikade, A Marathi Comedy Play to Be Stagged at Ravindra Bharathi, on February 21, 7pm; Tickets on Bookmyshow.com