It
was
on
this
very
day,
when
years
ago
Indian
cinema
lost
one
of
its
most
gifted
performers
when
the
iconic
actor
Lakshmikant
Berde
passed
away.
Lakshmikant
Berde
popularly
known
as
'Lakshya'
is
one
among
the
few
versatile
and
legendary
actors,
who
have
made
a
special
place
in
the
hearts
of
people.
He
was
indeed
the
pride
of
the
Indian
Cinema.
Known
for
his
highly
energetic
slapstick
performances,
Lakshya
has
always
been
described
as
one
of
the
best
comedian
stars
in
Marathi
movies.
Lakshya
initially
started
his
career
by
playing
small
roles
in
Marathi
Plays,
he
acquired
his
first
major
role
in
Purushottam
Berde's
Marathi
drama
'Toor
Toor',
which
became
a
super-hit
and
the
audience
loved
his
humorous
comedy
and
eventually
became
everyone's
favorite.
He
has
given
superb
performances
in
his
movies
like
'Aamhi
Doghe
Raja
Rani',
'Hamaal
De
Dhamaal',
'Ashi
Hi
Banwa
Banvi',
'Balache
Baap
Brahmachari',
'Eka
Peksha
Ek',
Bhootacha
Bhau',
'Thartharat',
'Zapatlela',
'Ek
Hota
Vidhushak'
among
others
for
which
he
is
admired
even
today.
More
than
solo
films
Laxmikant
had
done
many
multi-starrer
films
especially
with
Marathi
popular
stars
like
Sachin
Pilgaonkar,
Ashok
Saraf
and
Mahesh
Kothare.
But
the
trio
of
Laxmikant
Berde,
Sachin
Pilgaonkar
and
Ashok
Saraf
is
recognized
even
today
as
the
most
successful
trio,
who
gave
us
some
memorable
films
in
Indian
cinema.
Lakshya
had
also
acted
in
many
Hindi
movies.
His
Bollywood
debut
was
with
Sooraj
Barjatya's
film
'Maine
Pyar
Kiya'
starring
Salman
Khan
and
Bhagyashree,
after
'Maine
Pyar
Kiya',
Laxmikant
acted
in
films
like
'Hum
Aapke
Hain
Koun',
'Mere
Sapno
Ki
Rani',
'Aarzoo',
'Saajan',
'Beta',
'Anari'
and
much
more.
Watching
his
films,
the
thought
just
automatically
appears
in
the
mind
that
there
is
just
one
Lakshya
in
the
Indian
cinema
and
why
on
earth
he
died
so
young!!!
Today,
let
us
pay
tribute
to
our
beloved
'Lakshya'
and
on
his
death
anniversary,
www.marathidhamaal.com
pays
homage
to
this
legendary
actor
who
has
made
his
immense
contribution
in
the
Indian
Cinema
and
entertained
the
audience
with
his
skilful
performances.
Source:
Marathidhamaal