Veteran
Marathi
actor
Shrikant
Moghe
passed
away
at
his
Pune
residence
on
Saturday,
March
7,
2021,
due
to
an
age-related
illness.
Shrikant
Moghe,
who
was
91,
was
renowned
for
his
work
in
Marathi
and
Hindi
cinema
and
theatre.
My
Home
India,
a
national
NGO,
paid
tribute
to
Shrikant
Moghe,
who
was
a
patron
of
the
organisation.
"With
utmost
grief,
we
@MyHomeIndia
family
announce
the
passing
away
of
out
patron
and
veteran
Marathi
actor
Shrikant
Moghe
Ji.
He
always
stood
on
the
issues
of
#NorthEast
and
supported
them
as
family.
Tributes
to
the
noble
soul," the
NGO
wrote
in
their
Twitter
post.
Shrikant
Moghe
was
born
on
November
6,
1929,
at
Kirloskarwadi
in
Sangli
district
of
Maharashtra.
He
studied
architecture
from
SP
College,
Pune
and
later
decided
to
pursue
his
passion
in
acting.
Moghe
began
his
acting
career
with
theatre.
The
senior
actor
established
a
successful
collaboration
with
Pu
La
Deshpande,
and
played
prominent
roles
in
many
of
his
highly
popular
plays.
His
most
famous
plays
include
Varyavarchu
Varaat
and
Tuze
Aahe
Tujapashi.
The
actor
later
made
his
debut
in
films,
but
has
acted
in
less
than
50
films
in
his
entire
acting
career.
Shrikant
Moghe's
most
notable
films
including
Madhuchandra,
Sinhaasan,
Gammat
Jammat,
and
Umbartha.
Shrikant
Moghe's
brother,
the
renowned
lyricist-poet
Sudhir
Moghe,
passed
away
in
2014.
The
veteran
actor
is
survived
by
his
son
Shantanu
Moghe
and
daughter-in-law
Priya
Marathe.