Noted actor and producer Dada Kondke, who won everyone's heart with his performance in Marathi films, was born on this day. Yes, Dada Kondke was born on August 8, 1932, although he is no longer in this world, he is still alive in the hearts of the people. Dada Kondke was called an actor who made the censor board cry from the titles of his films. Dada Kondke is known as the hero of simple person and had about nine films that went on in theatres for 25 weeks. Not only that but it has also been recorded as a record in the Guinness Book.
Very few people know that Dada Kondke's real name was Krishna Kondke. Yes, and his childhood was spent in the midst of petty hooliganism. Dada himself has mentioned in an interview that he used bricks, stones, and bottles in his fights. Dada Kondke had also made his mark in politics. He was associated with Shiv Sena and used to gather crowds at Shiv Sena rallies. At the same time, he used to attack his rivals fiercely. Dada Kondke is also famous for his Marathi play 'Vichha Majhi Puri Kara.' In fact, this play is considered anti-Congress because Indira Gandhi was mocked in this play. Let us also tell you that Dada Kondke did more than 1,100 stage shows of this play.
Dada Kondke's 'Pandu Havaldar' came out in 1975 which was a huge hit. He played the lead role in the film and it was only after this film that havaldar's came to be called Pandu. Dada Kondke is said to have been a comedian and also used double-meaning comedy in his acting. This made him famous among the people. Dada Kondke's seven Marathi films celebrated the Golden Jubilee, and since then his name has also been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records. Dada Kondke passed away on March 14, 1998.
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