Usha Naik

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Usha Naik
Usha Naik, Actor and Shrihari Sathe, Producer of the film 'EK HAZARACHI', at a press conference, at the 45th International Film Festival of India (IFFI-2014), in Panaji, Goa on November 29, 2014.jpg
Naik in left
Born
Occupation Actress
Years active1974–present
Notable work Samna (1974)

Usha Naik is an Indian actress who works in Marathi films. She started her career as a background dancer in films. [2] [3]

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Early life & career

The movie Samna , directed by Jabbar Patel, marked Usha Naik's debut in the film. She started learning classical dance when she was young, which helped her become known as an actress who could do both serious and funny roles. She began with small parts in films like Jyotibacha Navas and Karava Tas Bharava, and later got a big role in Anant Mane's Pach Rangachi Pach Pakharan. After that, she acted in many Marathi films, playing various characters. She got praised for her roles in movies like Haldi Kunku and Devashappath Khare Sangen. She was even honored by the Maharashtra Government for her work in Kalavantin and won a Filmfare Award for her performance in Devashappath Khare Sangen. [4]

Filmography

Films

YearTitleRoleNotes
1972 Pinjara Troupe dancer
1973 Anolkhi
1974 Samna SuhiniLead debut
1975Karava Tas BharavaGulab
1976FarrariSoni
1977Banya BapuKanta
1978 Kalavantin Kalavati Maharashtra State Film Award (Special Jury Award)
SushilaShailaja Deshmukh
Bhairu Pehelwan Ki JaiMauna
IrshaNirmala
1979JankiUma
Duniya Kari SalaamMaina
Haldi KunkuRatnawali
BaeelvedaAshok's wife
1980ZiddRatan
SansarLeela Manohar (Bauli)
1981AaiChandan
Pori Jara JapunGokula / Sugandha
Totaya AamdaarRaina
Gondhalat GondhalLavani dancerCameo appearance
Govinda Aala Re AalaSundara
1982BhujangSukhi
Don Bayka Fajeeti AikaSundarabai
Galli Te DilliGulabbai
Navare Sagle GadhavMadhu
RaakhandarRadha
Bhannat Bhanu
Diste Tas NasteAarti / Champabai
1983PaygoonUma Patil
1984Jagavegli Prem KahaniPriya / Rita
Kulswamini AmbabaiTamasha dancerCameo appearance
1985Devashappath Khare SangenMira Patil Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Marathi
Gaon Tasa Changla Pan Veshila Tangla Ratna Patil
Dekha Pyar Tumhara Seema Kapoor Hindi film
Mulgi Zali HoMalini Sasane (Malu)
1986 Maaficha Sakshidar Geeta
1988De Dhadaka Be DhadakChameli / Sugandha
1990RickshawaliDancerCameo appearance in the song "Cricketcha Khel Suru Zala"
1991VedhUlka
Andhala SakshidarKaruna
Kaal Ratri 12 VajtaBijli
1992 Ek Hota Vidushak DancerCameo appearance
AmrutvelVasudha
1996Durga Aali GharaMenka
Maya MamtaRajakka
1998Navsacha PorDevki
SatvaparikshaGajrabai
1999Maherchi PahuniRanjana
Sawai HawaldarAarti Maushi
Bayko Aali BadloonSushila
Ghe BharariDoctor
Nirmala Macchindra KambleBheema
2000Navra Majhya Muthit GaMad women
Barkha SatarkarParo Akka
Sang Priye Tu KunachiLajwanti
Aai Shakti DevaBhagwati's Vahini
2001Akleche KandeGanga
Ashi GyaneshwariLaxmi Patil
2002 Owalini Jeeva's wife
2004Hirva KunkuAkka
2005He Apla Asach ChalaychaHema Mohite
Aaiche KalijLaxmi
2006Natle Mi TumchyasathiHausa Haldipurkar
Maa Shakhambaricha MahimaUshabai
2008Mulgi LagnachiSulochana Dhodke
Bhavachi LaxmiGodakka
Bhagam BhagSheetal's aunt
2009Halad Tuzi Kunku MazeAai
Nasheebachi Aishi TaishiRane Kaku
Aamdar Majhya KhishatAaisaheb
Rasikachya LagnatRasika's mother-in-law
Gaon Ek NumbriSundarabai Satarkar
2010Khurchi SamratParo
Sasarcha Panga Sauticha IngaKamlabai Deshmukh
2011Durga Mhantyat MalaAai
2012Daiv DeteJanaki Deshmukh
2014 Ek Hazarachi Note Budhi Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress – Marathi [5]
2015 Carry On Maratha Martand's mother
Runh Aaji
2016Aa Jao PleaseKamini BhopiHindi film
Half Ticket Aaji
2017Afternoon CloudsKakiShort film
Lapachhapi Tulasabai
Daddy Arun's motherHindi film
Zindagi ViratAkka
Idak: The GoatAai
Ek Maratha Lakh MarathaLaxmi Shinde
2018Mahasatta 2035Aaji
Mauli Shantai
2022BhirkitJabbar's wife
Three of Us Old womanHindi film
Baalbhaarti Rahul's mother

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2010-2012 Swapnanchya Palikadle Anuradha Patkar
2017-2018 Jaago Mohan Pyare Leelavati
2021 Phulala Sugandha Maticha Kakisaheb [6]
2021-2022 Nima Denzongpa Sunita Mane [7]
2023 Jivachi Hotiya Kahili Bhadrakka [8]
Tuzech Mi Geet Gaat Aahe Manjula's mother [9]
2023-presentRani Me HonarAaji [10]

Accolades

YearAwardCategoryFilmResultRef.
1979 Maharashtra State Film Awards Best Actress Kalavantin Nominated [11]
Special Jury Award Won
1985 Filmfare Awards Marathi Best Actress Devashappath Khare SangenWon
Maharashtra State Film Awards Best Actress Nominated
2014 Ek Hazarachi Note Nominated [12]
Special Jury Award Won
2015 1st Filmfare Awards Marathi Best Actress Nominated [13]
Best Critic's Actress Won
Pune International Film Festival Best ActressWon [14]
2024 Maharashtra State Film Awards V. Shantaram Award Honoured [15]

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