Sanjay Surkar

Director and screenwriter of Marathi cinema

Sanjay Surkar - Artists & Creatives born 1959
Born

1959
67 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

India

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Directed films primarily in Marathi cinema, contributing significantly to the industry. Wrote and directed several acclaimed movies that resonated with audiences. Work included socially relevant themes and explored various aspects of Maharashtrian culture. Recognized for crafting compelling narratives and character-driven stories.

Directed 'Shaheed' (2000)

Directed 'Dombivli Return' (2015)

Wrote scripts for multiple Marathi films

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