Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Comedian

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Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Comedian
Nirmiti Sawant.jpg
The 2021 recipient: Nirmiti Sawant for Jhimma
Awarded forBest Comedian
Sponsored by Maharashtra State Film Awards
Last awarded2024

The Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Comedian is an award, presented annually at the Maharashtra State Film Awards of India to an actor for their comic performance in a Marathi cinema.

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Winner

YearActor/ActressFilmRef.
1981 Ashok Saraf Gondhalat Gondhal [1]
1982 Dada Kondke Aali Angawar
1983 Ashok Saraf Gupchup Gupchup [1]
1984 Ashok Saraf Goshta Dhamal Namyachi [1]
1985 Laxmikant Berde Dhum Dhadaka [2]
1986 Laxmikant Berde Aamhi Dogha Raja Rani [2]
1987 Ashok Saraf Prem Karuya Khullam Khulla [1]
1988 Ashok Saraf Maza Pati Karodpati [1]
1989 Laxmikant Berde Thartharat [2]
1990 Laxmikant Berde Eka Peksha Ek [2]
1991 Ashok Saraf Aayatya Gharat Gharoba [1]
1992 Prashant Damle Vajva Re Vajva [3]
1993Not Awarded
1994
1995 Nandu Madhav Bangarwadi [4]
1996 Dilip Prabhavalkar Katha Doan Ganpatravanchi [5]
1997Not Awarded
1998
1999 Ashok Saraf Sawai Hawaldar [6]
Neena Sawant Bindhaast
2000Not Awarded
2001
2002
2003
2004 Ashok Saraf Navra Maza Navsacha
2005 Makarand Anaspure Kaydyacha Bola [7]
Nirmiti Sawant Khabardar
2006 Makarand Anaspure Bagh Hath Dakhvun [7]
2007 Siddharth Jadhav De Dhakka [8]
Nirmiti Sawant Hi Porgi Kunachi
2008Not Awarded
2009 Pushkar Shrotri Ek Daav Dhobi Pachhad
Suhas ParanjapeKon Aahe Re Tikade
2010 Mohan Joshi Be Dune Saadechar [9]
2011Anand IngalePaulwat
2012Not Awarded
2013 Siddharth Jadhav Time Please [10]
Deepali SayyadMajhya Navryachi Dusri Bayko
2014 Hrishikesh Joshi Poshter Boyz
2015 Sumeet Raghavan Sandook
2016 Hrishikesh Joshi Cheater [11]
2017Not Awarded
2018
2019 Parth Bhalerao Basta [12]
2020 Jitendra Joshi Choricha Mamla
2021 Bhau Kadam Pandu
Nirmiti Sawant Jhimma

Multiple wins

Individuals with two or more Best Comedian Awards:

WinsActor
7
4
3 Nirmiti Sawant
2

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