Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Second Film

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Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Second Film
Awarded forBest film in Marathi cinema
First awarded1962
Last awarded2024
Most recent winner Miss U Mister
Highlights
First winnerSuvaasini (1962)

The Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Film is an award presented annually at the Maharashtra State Film Awards of India to the best film in Marathi cinema. The awards are managed directly by the Maharashtra Government under the Department of Cultural Affairs of the Government of Maharashtra.

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The inaugural award was named as "Baburao Painter Award for Best Feature Film" and was awarded to Suvasini, directed by Raja Paranjape.

Winners

YearFilmDirectorRef.
1962Suvaasini Raja Paranjape
1963Ha Maaza Marg Ekala
1964Pahu Re Kiti Vaat Raja Thakur
1965 Sawaal Majha Aika! Anant Mane
1966Kela Ishaara Jaata Jaata
1967Kaka Mala Vachva Raja Paranjape
1968 Aamhi Jato Amuchya Gava Kamlakar Torne
1969Mukkam Post DhebewadiMadhukar Pathak
1970Warnecha WaghVasant Painter
1971 Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe Satyadev Dubey
1972Bholibhadi Rajdutt
1973No Award Ceremony
1974KartikiDatta Mane
1975 Samna Jabbar Patel
1976Tumcha Amcha Jamla Dada Kondke
1977 Bala Gau Kashi Angai Kamlakar Torne
1978Bhairu Pehelwan Ki Jai
1979 Ashtavinayak Rajdutt
1980 Sinhasan Jabbar Patel
1981Gondhalat GondhalV.K. Naik
1982 Ek Daav Bhutacha Ravi Namade
1983 Gupchup Gupchup V.K. Naik
1984 Mumbaicha Faujdar Rajdutt
1985Deva Shappath Khara SangenBhaskar Jadhav
1986Tuzya Vachun KarmenaDamu Kenkre
1987 Gammat Jammat Sachin
1988Nashibwan N. S. Vaidya
1989Aatmavishwas Sachin
1990 Eka Peksha Ek
1991VedhPradip Berlekar [1]
1992Aapli Mansa Sanjay Surkar [2]
1993 Savat Mazi Ladki Smita Talwalkar
1994Varsa LaxmichaMadhukar Pathak
1995 Bangarwadi Amol Palekar [3]
1996 Putravati Bhaskar Jadhav
1997 Sarkarnama Shrabani Deodhar
1998Ratra AarambhAjay Phansekar
1999 Bindhaast Chandrakant Kulkarni
2000 Astitva Mahesh Manjrekar
2001Ek Hoti VadiAjay Phansekar
2002 Vastupurush Sumitra Bhave–Sunil Sukthankar
2003 Not Only Mrs. Raut Gajendra Ahire [4]
2004 Savarkhed Ek Gaon Rajiv Patil
2005 Kaydyacha Bola Chandrakant Kulkarni
2006 Restaurant Sachin Kundalkar
2007Aevdhese AabhalBipin Nadkarni
2008 Jogwa Rajiv Patil [5]
2009 Jhing Chik Jhing Nitin Nandan
2010Dhoosar Amol Palekar
2011 Deool Umesh Vinayak Kulkarni
Balgandharva Ravi Jadhav
2012 Tukaram Chandrakant Kulkarni [6]
2013 Pitruroon Nitish Bharadwaj
2014 Elizabeth Ekadashi Paresh Mokashi
2015 Double Seat Sameer Vidwans
2016 Dashakriya Sandeep Patil
2017 Muramba Varun Narvekar
2018 Bandishala Milind Lele
2019 Miss U Mister Sameer Joshi
2020 Baaplyok Makarand Mane
2021FrameVikram Patwardhan

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