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Producer Govind Nihalani spotted Sadashiv during a Marathi play titled ‘Hands Up’ in 1981, and soon, he offered him the role of Rama Shetty (the negative lead) in his movie ‘Ardh Satya.’ The movie turned out to be a hit, and Sadashiv received critical acclaim for his performance in the film At the age of 21, he started doing theatre and did more than 50 plays (acting and directing) and minor roles in Marathi films till 1979.He was an excellent batsman and a leg spinner, but when he participated in a one-act play competition in his college, he found his calling, and it turned his direction from cricket to acting and directing plays.

Sadashiv Amrapurkar had played first-class cricket in the Ranji Trophy.

That made him quit singing and focus on theatre. Sadashiv in his young days was also trained as a singer, but he was told that his highly nasal baritone would prevent him from being a successful singer.

Sadashiv was always into acting and did many plays in school and college.

Sadashiv Amrapurkar was a versatile Indian actor best known for playing villainous roles.

Did Sadashiv Amrapurkar smoke?: No Mid-Day.

Did Sadashiv Amrapurkar drink alcohol?: No Mid-Day.Some Lesser Known Facts About Sadashiv Amrapurkar Times of Indiaĭaughter- Rima Amarapurkar (Film Director)īrother- A younger brother (Name not known) In 2013, during Holi, Amrapurkar was severely beaten while he was protesting against the wastage of water in a rain dance in the neighboring society, as Maharashtra was facing a water scarcity crisis. Reading, Sketching with pastels, Photography Pulmonary Fibrosis (a lung infection) Times of IndiaĪ/201 Panchdhara, Off Yari Road, Versova, Andheri (West), Mumbai 400058 Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Mumbai 1998 (Nominee): Best Performance by an Actor in a Negative Role for Ishq 1997).1992 (Winner): Best Performance by an Actor in a Negative Role for Sadak (1991).1984 (Winner): Best Supporting Actor for Ardh Satya (1983).