Premanand Sangodkar

Premanand M. Sangodkar (born Premananda Madco Sangoldacar; 16 April 1941) is an Indian former actor, director, playwright, and All India Radio artiste known for his work on the Konkani stage. He started his career by acting in Marathi nataks and later made his debut in the tiatr production Ekuch Rosto (Only One Way) by M. Boyer in 1980, as a tiatrist.

Early life He originally came from the village of Sangolda in Bardez, and has resided in the city of Margao since 1947.

In 1980, M. Boyer undertook the staging of a tiatr titled Ekuch Rosto (Only One Way), which showcased the dynamics between two households-one Catholic and one Hindu. While Boyer was confident in finding suitable performers for the Catholic household, he faced challenges in sourcing artists who could effectively portray characters from the Hindu household. Ultimately, Boyer enlisted Tatoba and Alka Velingkar, a couple, for the lead roles, alongside Uday Bhembre and Ulhas Buyao, who were also cast members representing the Hindu family. a member of the film industry, extended an invitation to Sangodkar to visit his residence in Bandra. During their meeting, Salam offered Sangodkar the opportunity to observe a film shoot taking place in Juhu. It was during this visit that Sangodkar had the privilege of being introduced to the Bollywood actor Amjad Khan, known for his transition from stage to screen. Khan emphasized the challenges of live theatrical presentations compared to the advantages of multiple takes in film. This conversation served as a source of inspiration for Sangodkar, and they bid farewell. Vauraddi

2015 He Kaide Kosle? Last production