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This eponymous film depicts the life and poetry of Narayan Gangaram Surve who is recognized as an outstanding poet of Marathi, through landmark events and a number of his outstanding poems. The film won the National Award for Best Film.
Cast
Narayan Surve, Arun Mhatre, Vivek More, Kishor Kadam, Krishnabai Surve
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