Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Actor

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Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Actor
Deepak Dobriyal in 2013.jpg
The 2024 recipient: Deepak Dobriyal for Baba
Awarded forBest performance by an actor in a Marathi film
Reward(s)100,000 (US$1,300)
First awarded1962
Last awarded2024
Most recent winner Deepak Dobriyal
Highlights
Total awarded56
First winner Gajanan Jagirdar

The Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Actor is an award, begun in 1962, presented annually at the Maharashtra State Film Awards of India to an actor for best performance in a Marathi cinema. The awardees are decided by a jury constituted every year. They are announced by the Minister for Cultural Affairs and are presented by the Chief Minister.

Winners

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Ashok Saraf (top) and Nilu Phule (bottom) are the most frequent winners with seven and three awards respectively.
YearPhotos of winnersRecipient(s)FilmRef.
1962
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Gajanan Jagirdar Shahir Parshuram [1]
1963  Raja Paranjape Haa Maza Marg Ekla
1964  Kashinath Ghanekar Pathlaag
1966
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Ramesh Deo Shevatcha Malusara
1967
Chandrakant Gokhale.jpg
Chandrakant Gokhale Swapna Tech Lochani
1968
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Chandrakant Mandare Khandobachi Aan
1969
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Chandrakant Gokhale Dharmakanya
1971
Gajanan Jagirdar.jpg
Gajanan Jagirdar Donhi Gharcha Pahuna
1972
Dilip Prabhavalkar.jpg
Dilip Prabhavalkar Prem Kahani
1973
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Nilu Phule Haath Lavin Tithe Sone [2]
1974
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Nilu Phule Samna
1975
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Nilu Phule Choricha Mamla
1978
Chandrakant Gokhale.jpg
Chandrakant Gokhale Irsha
1979
Ashok Saraf.jpg
Ashok Saraf Bail Veda [3]
1981
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Amol Palekar Akrit [4]
1982
Ashok Saraf.jpg
Ashok Saraf Ek Daav Bhutacha [5]
1983
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Nana Patekar Raghu Maina [3]
1985
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Ashok Saraf Bahurupi [3]
1987
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Ajinkya Deo Sarja [3]
1988  Laxmikant Berde Ashi Hi Banwa Banwi
1989
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Vikram Gokhale Kalat Nakalat
1991
Dilip Prabhavalkar.jpg
Dilip Prabhavalkar Chaukat Raja
1992
Ashok Saraf.jpg
Ashok Saraf Aapli Mansa
1993
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Mohan Joshi Savat Mazi Ladki
1994  Ravindra Mankani Varsa Laxmicha
Limited Manuski
1995  Chandrakant Kulkarni Bangarwadi [6]
1996
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Mohan Joshi Rao Saheb
1997 Avinash NarkarPaij Lagnachi
1998
Mohan Joshi.jpg
Mohan Joshi Tu Tithe Mee
1999
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Sachin Khedekar Gharabaher
2001
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Shreyas Talpade Reshamgath [7]
2002  Mahesh Elkunchwar Vastupurush [8]
2003 Sandeep Kulkarni.jpg Sandeep Kulkarni Shwaas
2004
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Subodh Bhave Aamhi Asu Ladke [9]
2005 Sandeep Kulkarni.jpg Sandeep Kulkarni Dombivli Fast
2006
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Umesh Kamat Samar - Ek Sangharsh
2007
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Ajinkya Deo Vasudev Balwant Phadke
2008
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Upendra Limaye Jogwa [10]
2009
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Bharat Jadhav Jhing Chik Jhing
Subodh Bhave 1.jpg
Subodh Bhave Ranbhool
2011
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Subodh Bhave Balgandharva
2012
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Sachin Khedekar Kaksparsh [11]
2013  Ashok Lokhande Yashwantrao Chavan – Bakhar Eka Vadalachi [12]
2015 ShashankShende.jpg Shashank Shende Ringan
2016 Mangesh Desai Ekk Albela
2017 ShashankShende.jpg Shashank Shende Redu
2018
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Kay Kay Menon Ek Sangaychay
2024
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Deepak Dobriyal Baba

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