Yashwant Dutt
Actor · 1945 – 1997 · India
Yashwant Dutt was born on 7 November 1945 in India. He was an actor, known for Manacha Kunku (1981), Gentleman (1989) and Kroadh (1990). He died on 12 November 1997 in India.
Movies8
- MovieDrama
Movie7.5DramaHistoryFollowing the victory at Sinhagad in 1670, the Moghuls began to notice the threat from the Marathas. The unique guerrilla tactics developed by Shivaji helped his warriors forge ahead with power.
Movie6.0DramaThe story is set in a Maharashtrian village where the rich act in a barbaric manner towards the poor.
Movie5.5DramaIn an act of jealousy, Mambaji kills Raghuji's prize-winning bull, abducts his daughters and hits him, damaging his memory. When the daughters grow up, they try to find the truth from the past.
Movie10.0DramaThe residents of a village are being driven out of their homes for the sake of a new building by the politician-builder nexus, but one man tries to step in and stop them.
Movie10.0DramaPrasad and Nayan are happy to be with each other and also choose a separate house, but Prasad's uncle wants his sister Suman to get married first. Prasad decides to postpone his wedding and sacrifice his house by dropping his plans and uses the money for Suman's wedding. Prasad and Nayan get married soon and are living happily but cracks develop between his mother and Nayan which is never ending and takes worst turn when Suman comes to stay with them during her pregnancy.
Movie3.0ActionFatakdi is determined to avenge her father's death by trying to manipulate the murderer's son into revealing the truth and takes help from a local policeman named Bavlya.
MovieDramaTatya is worshipped as a god by his villagers as his prediction never goes wrong. On a daily basis, villagers gather in their house to take his blessings and advice. Tatya's elder son Datta is married to Shanti who is cursed by villagers for being childless, his younger son Vaman is a drunkard and only frequents the village, Devaki his eldest daughter has left her husband's house and lives with him whose spoils the peace of the house.