Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Male Playback Singer

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Maharashtra State Film Awards for Best Male Playback Singer
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The 2024 recipient: Sonu Nigam
Awarded forBest Male Playback Singer
CountryIndia
Presented by Government of Maharashtra
First awarded Sudhir Phadke,
Prapanch (1962)
Currently held by Sonu Nigam 
Miss U Mister (2024)

The Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Playback Singer Male is an honour established in 1962, and presented at the Maharashtra State Film Awards for best male playback singer in Marathi cinema. The first recipient of the award was Sudhir Phadke.

Winners

YearPhotos

of Winners

RecipientSongFilmRef
1962  Sudhir Phadke "Vitthala Tu Veda Kumbhar"Prapanch [1]
1963  Sudhir Phadke "Ha Maza Marg Ekla"Ha Maza Marg Ekla
1966
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Hridaynath Mangeshkar "Nako Devraya"Sadhi Mansa [2]
1967  Sudhir Phadke "Santh Wahate Krushnamai"Santh Wahate Krushnamai [3]
1968  Sudhir Phadke "Dehachi Tijori" Aamhi Jato Amuchya Gava [4]
1969  Mahendra Kapoor "Sang Kadhi Kalnar Tula"Apradh [3]
1970  Ramdas Kamat "Pratham Tuz Pahata"Mumbaicha Jawai [3]
1971 Jaywant Kulkarni "Malyachya Malya Madhi" Songadya
1972 Jaywant Kulkarni"Mansa Paris Mendhra Bari" Ekta Jeev Sadashiv
1974  Sudhir Phadke "Aga Ithala"Kartiki [3]
1975
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Ravindra Sathe "Kunachya Khandyavar Kunache Oze" Samna [3]
1976  Mahendra Kapoor "Anjanichya Suta"Tumcha Amcha Jamla
1977 Jaywant Kulkarni"Hi Kashani Dhundi Aali"Asla Navra Nako Ga Bai
1978
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Ravindra Sathe "Ami Thakar Thakar" Jait Re Jait
1979
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Vasantrao Deshpande "Pratham Tula Vandito" Ashtavinayak [3]
1980
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Suresh Wadkar "Gandh Phulancha Gela Sangun" Bhalu [3]
1981
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Ravindra Sathe "Ganjlya Othas Majhya" Umbartha
1982
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Suresh Wadkar "Dis Jatil Dis Yetil" Shapit
1983
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Suresh Wadkar "Pahile Na Mi Tula" Gupchup Gupchup
1984
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Suresh Wadkar "Jeevanachi Ghadi"Rath Jagannathacha
1985 Vinay Mandke"Bamchik Bamchik Bam"Ardhangi [5]
1986
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Ravindra Sathe "Humba Humba"Aaj Zale Mukta Me [3]
1987
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Suresh Wadkar "Ural Sural Ghapan Saral"Khatyal Sasu Nathal Soon
1988  Sachin & Suresh Wadkar "Hi Duniya Mayajal" Ashi Hi Banwa Banwi
1989
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Ravindra Sathe "Manmohana Tu Raja Swapnatla" Hamaal De Dhamaal [3]
1990
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Sachin "Ye Jeevlaga" Eka Peksha Ek
1991
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Ravindra Sathe "Pashchatap"Pashchatap
1992
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Ravindra Sathe "Mee Gatana Geet" Ek Hota Vidushak [3]
1993
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Suresh Wadkar "Saibabancha Mahima Apaar"Saibaba [6]
1994
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Shridhar Phadke "Tula Pudhech Jayche"Varsa Laxmicha
1996
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Ravindra Sathe "Rao Saheb"Rao Saheb
1997
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Shridhar Phadke "Vishwavinayak"Vishwavinayak [7]
1998
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Ravindra Sathe "Jal Dahulale Bimb Harapale" Tu Tithe Mee
1999
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Shankar Mahadevan "Sakhi Majhi"Sakhi Majhi [8]
2000
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Suresh Wadkar "Kshitijavaril Tara"Jodidaar
2002  Ajit Parab "Krishnakathchi Tara"Krishnakathchi Tara
2004
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Ravindra Sathe "Ran He Uthale" Uttarayan [5]
2007
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Ajay-Atul "Changbhal Ra Deva Changbhal Ra"Tujhya Majhya Sansarala Ani Kay Hava [9]
2008
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Hariharan "Jeev Rangla" Jogwa
2009
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Sukhwinder Singh "O Raje" Me Shivajiraje Bhosale Boltoy
2010
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Ajay Gogavale "Khel Mandala" Natarang
2011 Rajesh Datar"Samudra"Samudra
2012
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Anand Bhate "Chinmay Sakal Hridaya" Balgandharva [10]
2013 Prasenjit Kosambi"Waghi"Waghi
2014
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Shankar Mahadevan "Khelnare Haat Paay" Dusari Goshta [11]
2015
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Mahesh Kale "Aruni Kirani" Katyar Kaljat Ghusali
2016  Swapnil Bandodkar "Jagnyache Deva" Dashakriya
2017
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Ajay Gogavale "Devak Kalji Re" Redu
2018  Hrishikesh Ranade "Tujhya Athvaninche"Whatsup Lagna [12]
2019
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Sonu Nigam "Yeshil Tu" Miss U Mister [13]

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