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Prashant Damle (born 5 April 1961)[1] is an Indian actor and comedian who has acted in numerous Marathi dramas, films and soap operas for over 35 years. He has been associated with Marathi theatre since 1983 and till date has performed in 27 different plays and a variety of roles and is a widely recognized star of Marathi theatre.

Key Information

In the journey of 35 years of performing arts, he has been honored with many prestigious awards. He has 5 Limca Book of Records in his name. He has also performed in 37 Marathi feature films and 24 Marathi television serials. On 6 November 2022, his performance in Eka Lagnachi Pudhchi Goshta marked his career's 12,500th show, a record.

Career

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After the first few stage performances during his school years and college years he got an opportunity to act in the Marathi play named "Tur Tur". That proved to be a major breakthrough for him and thus he ventured into the commercial Marathi theatre. He proved his excellence in comedy. Then followed the play "Moruchi Mavshi". During that period of struggle Mr. Sudhir Bhat of Suyog Productions, cast him into a lead role in his comedy-drama "Bramhachari". That was what gave birth to his devotion and dedication to the world of Marathi theater & entertainment. He got his first break into films through the film "Pudhcha Paaul" by Producer Mr. Vinay Nevalkar which was directed by Mr. Raj Dutt and thus marked his first entry into the world of Marathi films, where his performance and name reached to a larger audience, further stabilizing his presence in the acting arena.

Having done a number of Marathi Stage shows, Prashant has also worked in the film media. He has worked in numerous television serials and more than a hundred Marathi films. He has worked with the big wigs of the industry and worked in some of the all-time famous movies like - Pasant Aahe Mulagi, Savat Majhi Ladki, Ekda Pahava Karun, Aatmavishwas, Ena Meena Deeka (along with Ashok Saraf), Madhuchandrachi Ratra, Vajwa Re Vajwa and the most recent Tu Tithe Mee.

He has acted in many Marathi and Hindi television serials and has portrayed memorable characters. Some of his works in television discipline are "Gharkul", "Be Dune Teen", "Bhikajirao Crorepati", "Gubbare", "Saare Saare Gaauya", "Kay Pahilas Majhyat", "Darling Darling", "Bahurupi" and the very popular, "Filmi Chakkar", "Uchapati", just to name a few of his most unforgettable performances.[2]

Damle suffered a mild heart attack in May 2013. He was undergoing treatment at an Andheri hospital. Damle was admitted to the Critical H4 hospital after feeling uneasy. Angiography revealed four blockages in arteries supplying blood to his heart which was operated the same week. Damle was busy with "Eka Lagnachi Goshta" when he had this mild heart attack. Because of this, all shows of his dramas had to be cancelled for the next 15 days. After the treatment, he again started doing plays but at a slower pace.[3]

Other activities

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He is doing a cookery show called as Aaj Kay Special on Colors Marathi. He also works as a brand ambassador for Disha Direct, Shamrao Vitthal Co-op. Bank Ltd. and of Retired Army Association. His TV Show Aamhi Saare Khavayye on Zee Marathi brings its audience, a set of delicious recipes. The show also gives the audience an opportunity to participate. Theme menus cater to all possible situations such as a weekend lunch menu, a party or whatever. One can learn to make starters, drinks, main course items as well as desserts on the show.[4]

Prashant Damle Fan Foundation

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Not only an actor and singer but he is also a theatre producer, through this, he started his own foundation called Prashant fan foundation through which he carries on his social work for the welfare of the society. He has also donated Rs 1 lakh for the water program of Maharashtra Govt.[5]

Theatre

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  • Tur Tur
  • Maharastrachi Lokdhara
  • Moruchi Mavshi
  • Brahmachari
  • Lagnachi Bedi
  • Priti Sangam
  • Pahuna
  • Chal... Kahitarich Kay
  • Gela Madhav Kunikade
  • Lekure Udand Jhali
  • Priyatama
  • Be Dune Teen
  • Char Divas Premache
  • Shh... Kuthe Bolayche Nahi
  • Wyakti Ani Walli
  • Sundar Me Honaar
  • Sasu Majhi Dhasu
  • Eka Lagnachi Goshta
  • Aamhi Doghe Raja Rani
  • Jaadu Teri Najar
  • Bahurupi
  • Nakalat Disale Saare
  • Karti Kaljat Ghusali
  • Sangeet Sanshaykallol
  • Sakhar Khalella Manus
  • Eka Lagnachi Pudhachi Ghoshta
  • Sarkha Kahitari Hotay
  • Shikayla Gelo Ek

He has completed his 11,000+ drama shows as of March, 2022

Filmography

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  • Mu. Po. Bombilwaadi (2025) as Hitler [6]
  • Mumbai Pune Mumbai 3 (2018) - Shekhar Pradhan (Gautam's father)
  • Mumbai-Pune-Mumbai 2 (2015) - Shekhar Pradhan (Gautam's father)
  • Bho Bho (2016)
  • Welcome Zindagi (2015)
  • Gola Berij (2012)
  • Tu Tithe Mee (1998)
  • Akka (1995)
  • Yadnya (1994)
  • Chal Gammat Karu (1994)
  • Gharandaj (1993)
  • Premankur (1993)
  • Garam Masala (1993)
  • Sarech Sajjan (1993)
  • Savat Mazi Ladki (1993) - Dr. Dinesh Kirtikar
  • Char Divas Sasuche (1993)
  • Bedardi (1993)
  • Vajwa Re Vajwa (1992)
  • Sagle Sarkech (1992)
  • Ek Gaganbhedi Kinkkali (1992)
  • Aikava Te Nawalach (1992)
  • Aapli Manase (1992)
  • Khulyacha Bajar (1992)
  • Aayatya Gharat Gharoba (1991) - Ajay Sarpotdar
  • Atta Hoti Geli Kuthe (1991)
  • Dhadakmar (1991)
  • Bandalbaaj (1991)
  • Dhumakul (1990)
  • Fatfajiti (1990)
  • Baap Re Baap (1990)
  • Atmavishwas (1989) - Abhay Mangalkar
  • Pasant Aahe Mulgi (1989)
  • Ek Ratra Mantarleli (1989)
  • Eena Meena Deeka (1989)
  • Vidhilikhit (1989)
  • Aai Pahije (1988)
  • Reshim Gaathi (1988)
  • Saglikade Bombabomb (1989)
  • Anandi Anand (1987)
  • Olakh Na Palakh
  • Pudhcha Paaul

Television

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Reality Shows

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Awards received

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Stage

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  • 1993: Best Actor, Natya Nirmata Sangh, Gela Madhav Kunikade
  • 1993: Best Actor, Natydarpan award, Gela Madhav Kunikade
  • 1993: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award, Gela Madhav Kunikade
  • 1995: Best Singer/Actor - 1995 - Kalnirnay, Lekure Udand Jhali
  • 1995: Best Singer/Actor - 1995 - Akhil Bhartiya Natya Parishad, Lekure Udand Jhali
  • 1995: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award, Lekure Udand Jhali
  • 1995: Best Actor, Critics Award, Lekure Udand Jhali
  • 1996: Record Breaker Actor, a special prize by Prabhat channel
  • 1996: Best Actor, Natyadarpan Award, Priyatama
  • 1999: Best Actor, Natya Nirmata Sangh, Eka Lagnachi Gosht
  • 1999: Best Actor, ALFA Gaurav Puraskar, Eka Lagnachi Gosht
  • 1999: Best Actor, Akhil Bhartiya Natya Parishad, Eka Lagnachi Gosht
  • 1999: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award, Eka Lagnachi Gosht
  • 2003: Best Actor, Kalaranjan Puraskar, pune, Amhi Doghe Raja Rani
  • 2003: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award, Amhi Doghe Raja Rani
  • 2008: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award, Olakh Na Palakh
  • 2010: Best Actor, Maharashtra State Award, Bahurupi
  • 2019: Best Actor, Lokmat Maharashtrian Of The Year, Eka Lagnachi Pudhchi Ghost
  • 2025: Best Comedy Actor, Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Natya Parishad, Shikayla Gelo Ek

Film

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  • 1993: Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Maharashtra State Award, Sawat Majhi Ladki

Limca Records

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  • Crossed the mark of 10,700 shows from 23 Feb 1983 till date[5]
  • Performed 5 shows of 3 different plays in one day on 18 Jan 2001
  • Performed 469 shows in 365 Days from 1 Jan. 1996 to 31 Dec. 1996
  • Performed 452 shows in 365 Days from 1 Jan. 1995 to 31 Dec. 1995
  • Performed 4 shows of 3 different plays in one day on 24 Dec. 1995

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Prashant Damle (born 5 April 1961) is an Indian , , , and singer primarily known for his extensive work in , films, and television. With a career spanning over four decades, he has performed in more than 13,300 stage shows as of 2025, earning recognition as one of the most prolific performers in and holding four for achievements such as staging the highest number of shows in a year and for multiple plays. Damle began his acting journey at the age of 17 with the theatre play Tur Tur in 1978, followed by a breakthrough role in Moruchi Mavshi. He gained widespread acclaim for lead roles in iconic plays such as Bramhachari and Gela Madhav Kunikade, the latter of which completed over 1,000 shows and included special performances raising funds for social causes like support for army personnel. In addition to acting, Damle showcased his musical talents by winning the singing reality show Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Marathi Season 11 in 2012 on Zee Marathi, and he later anchored the culinary program Amhi Sare Khavayye. His theatre contributions also extend to founding the Theatre School of Performing Arts in 2012 and the Prashant Damle Fan Foundation to promote arts and community engagement. As of November 2025, he has completed over 13,333 stage shows, earning recognition in the Winners Book of World Records. Transitioning to other mediums, Damle made his film debut in 1986 with Pudhcha Paau and has since appeared in over 40 Marathi films, including notable comedies like Savat Majhi Ladki (1993), Mumbai Pune Mumbai 2 (2015), Tu Tithe Mee (2016), and Mukkam Post Bombilwaadi (2025), often portraying humorous and relatable characters. On television, he has featured in more than 24 Marathi serials such as Bhikaji Rao Crorepati (1990), Gharkul, and Uchapati, as well as his Hindi debut in Chandrakant Chiplunkar Seedi Bambawala (2014). Damle's accolades include the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 2020 for his contributions to performing arts, along with numerous Best Actor awards from 1993 to 2020 across theatre and film. Born and raised in Mumbai, he is married to Gauri Damle and has two daughters, Chandana and Kankana.

Early life

Birth and family background

Prashant Damle was born on 5 April 1961 in , . He is the son of Purshottam Damle and Vijaya Damle. He grew up in , his hometown. No information is publicly available regarding siblings. He began participating in stage performances during school and college years starting at age 17. His first exposures came through local and college stage performances.

Education and initial interests

Prashant Damle completed his schooling at Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya in , where he first engaged with through school activities. For higher education, he earned a (B.Com.) degree from the , a qualification that provided a practical foundation while he pursued his growing passion for alongside his studies. Damle's initial interests in acting emerged during his school and college years, when he began participating in stage performances and at the age of 17. These early experiences included school plays and involvement in college theatre societies, where he honed his skills in community events and local productions, fostering a deep appreciation for Marathi dramatic traditions.

Career

Theatre career

Prashant Damle launched his professional theatre career in February 1983 with the Marathi play Tur Tur, directed by Purushottam Berde, which served as his breakthrough into the industry after initial school and college performances. Over the decades, he has appeared in 37 plays, portraying a wide variety of roles that established him as a versatile actor in Marathi theatre. Damle achieved significant recognition for his lead role as Madhav in Gela Madhav Kunikade (1993), a written by Vasant Sabnis, earning him multiple Best Actor awards including from the Natya Nirmata Sangh and State. He followed this with a standout in the musical Lekure Udand Jhali (1995) by Vasant Kanetkar, where he won Best Singer/Actor honors from the Akhil Bhartiya Natya Parishad. More recently, he has starred in the ongoing hit Shikayala Gelo Ek, a -drama written and directed by Adwait Dadarkar, which continues to draw large audiences. Key milestones in Damle's career include founding the Theatre School of Performing Arts (T-School) in in 2012 to train aspiring performers in , , and . As of November 2025, he has completed 13,333 shows across 37 productions, a record for spanning over 42 years. Damle has also produced and directed select plays, such as organizing special runs of Gela Madhav Kunikade for charitable causes, including raising funds for army personnel. In recent years, Damle has expanded his reach internationally with Shikayala Gelo Ek's historic 2025 tour, marking the first time the production performed across 16 major cities to connect with the Marathi diaspora. Additionally, as president of the All India Marathi Natya Parishad, he advocated for improved infrastructure in 2024 by complaining about steep auditorium rent hikes in , prompting Chief Minister to intervene and reverse the increases for better artist support.

Film career

Prashant Damle made his debut in with the 1986 film Pudhcha Paool, directed by Rajdutt, where he portrayed a supporting role in a centered on . The film, produced by Trika Films Combine, marked his entry into the industry following his background, which influenced his nuanced performance style. Over his career, Damle has appeared in approximately 40 Marathi films, often excelling in comedic and character roles that highlight his timing and versatility. Notable among these is Savat Mazi Ladki (1993), a comedy directed by Smita Talwalkar, in which he played a key supporting character dealing with themes of infidelity and family dynamics. In more recent works, he featured in Mumbai Pune Mumbai 3 (2018), a romantic drama sequel directed by Satish Rajwade, contributing to the ensemble cast exploring post-marriage life. His role types have primarily been in supporting comedic parts, though he has transitioned to more prominent lead-like positions in later films, showcasing character depth beyond humor. In 2025, Damle took on a standout lead role as in the comedy-drama Mukkam Post Bombilwadi, directed by and released on January 1, portraying the historical figure in a satirical narrative set in a rural Indian village during . The film, which blends absurdity with social commentary, earned praise for his controlled comedic delivery in the unconventional casting.

Television and web series

Prashant Damle made his television debut in 1990 with the Marathi comedy serial Bhikaji Rao Crorepati on , portraying a character in this early situational comedy that highlighted his comedic timing. Over the subsequent decades, he appeared in 24 Marathi serials, primarily on channels like and SAB TV, spanning and genres across a career exceeding 30 years. His roles often drew from his theatre background, emphasizing relatable middle-class family dynamics and humorous everyday scenarios. Among his notable television contributions, Damle starred as the lead in the 2014 SAB TV sitcom Chandrakant Chiplunkar Seedi Bambawala, where he played a bumbling firefighter navigating chaotic family and professional mishaps, earning praise for blending slapstick humor with heartfelt moments. Earlier works included serials like Gharkul, Be Dune Teen, Gubbare, Hat Leka, Unn Paanch Tanay, Aamchya Sarkhe Aamhich on Zee Marathi, Deeka, Madhuchandrachi Ratra, Waajva Re Waajva, and Tu Tithe Mee, where he portrayed diverse characters from eccentric relatives to dramatic protagonists, solidifying his versatility in narrative-driven formats. These appearances showcased his ability to anchor long-running episodes with consistent character depth, contributing to the popularity of Marathi television during the 1990s and 2000s. Transitioning to digital platforms, Damle debuted in with Eka Kaleche Mani in 2023 on , a comedy-drama exploring generational clashes in a Maharashtrian middle-class family, co-starring and . In this six-episode series, he played a traditional grappling with modern youth, receiving positive reception for its light-hearted take on cultural shifts. As of 2025, no additional projects have been announced, though his legacy continues to influence Marathi digital content.

Reality television appearances

Prashant Damle has showcased his versatility in various non-scripted television formats, participating as a contestant, host, and judge in several popular Marathi reality shows. His debut in reality television came in 2012 when he competed as a celebrity contestant in the singing competition Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Marathi Season 11 on , where he performed Marathi folk and classical songs, ultimately winning the title. This victory highlighted his musical talents and marked a significant expansion of his public persona beyond theatre and acting. Damle has also hosted the long-running culinary reality show Aamhi Saare Khavayye on since its inception, where he engages with celebrity guests and home cooks to explore regional recipes and food culture, blending humor with educational content to engage audiences. In addition to hosting, he served as a on the music reality series Singing Star on in 2020, evaluating young vocalists alongside fellow panelists and , and later judged the cooking competition Kitchen Kallakar on in 2021, offering insights into culinary creativity. More recently, in 2023, Damle appeared as a celebrity contestant on the game show Kon Honaar Crorepati Season 4 on , partnering with actress in a special episode where they answered trivia questions and won ₹12.5 for a charitable cause, further demonstrating his quick wit and on-screen chemistry. These ventures have broadened his appeal, allowing him to connect with diverse audiences through music, food, and interactive formats, while reinforcing his status as a multifaceted entertainer in the Marathi entertainment industry.

Awards and achievements

Theatre awards

Prashant Damle has garnered numerous accolades for his outstanding performances in , recognizing his versatility, , and dedication to over decades. These honors highlight his pivotal role in sustaining and elevating the art form through iconic plays that have achieved record-breaking runs and cultural impact. In 1993, Damle received the from Natydarpan for his lead role in Gela Madhav Kunikade, a that showcased his ability to blend humor with nuanced character portrayal. That same year, he was honored with the State for for the same production, marking an early milestone in his . Later, in 2008, Damle earned the Maharashtra State Award for Best Actor for his performance in Olakh Na Palakh, a suspenseful play. In 2010, Damle earned the Maharashtra State Award for Best Actor for his performance in Bahurupi, a play that demonstrated his range in portraying multifaceted characters and contributed to his reputation as a theatre stalwart. In 2014, he again won the Maharashtra State Award for Best Actor, this time for Nakalat Disle Sare, a socially relevant work on eye donation that resonated widely with audiences. In 2016, Damle was conferred the Dinanath Mangeshkar Award for his exemplary contributions to theatre, film, and music, with particular acclaim for his stage innovations and enduring popularity. In 2023, he received the Vishnudas Bhave Natya Gaurav Puraskar for his contributions to . The pinnacle of his theatre honors came in 2020 with the for Acting, one of India's highest recognitions in , presented by the in acknowledgment of his lifetime achievements on stage.
YearAwardPlay/Contribution
1993Natydarpan Best ActorGela Madhav Kunikade
1993 State Best ActorGela Madhav Kunikade
2008 State Best ActorOlakh Na Palakh
2010 State Best ActorBahurupi
2014 State Best ActorNakalat Disle Sare
2016Dinanath Mangeshkar AwardTheatre, film, and music contributions
2020 for ActingLifetime stage work
2023Vishnudas Bhave Natya Gaurav Puraskar contributions

Film and television awards

Prashant Damle has earned recognition for his versatile performances in Marathi films, particularly through multiple State Film Awards for . These honors highlight his ability to portray complex characters in and genres. His television work, while prolific, has fewer competitive awards, with notable acclaim from reality formats.

Film Awards

YearAwardFilmSource
1993, State Film AwardSavat Mazi LadkiOfficial website
2003, State Film AwardAmhi Doghe Raja RaniCharuta Entertainments
Undated, Chitrapat MahamandalVajva Re VajvaOfficial website
2016, Kalyan International Bho BhoKalyan International Film Festival

Television Awards

Damle's television contributions include hosting and acting in serials, with a prominent win in a music reality show. In , he won the celebrity contestant title in Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Marathi Season 11 on , showcasing his singing alongside skills. In 2023, Damle received the Shree Parshuram Award from Maharashtra Chitpavan Sangh for his contributions to entertainment.

Records and honors

Prashant Damle holds four entries in the for his prolific stage performances in . These include performing four shows of three different plays in one day on December 24, 1995; completing 452 shows in 365 days from January 1 to December 31, 1995; achieving 469 shows in 365 days from January 1 to December 31, 1996; and staging five shows of three different plays in one day on January 18, 2001. That same year, he received the State Award for Career Record Actor, recognizing his enduring contributions to the . In 2025, Damle entered the Winners Book of World Records for most theatre performances with 13,333 shows. As of November 2025, Damle has reached over 13,300 stage shows over a 43-year career, a testament to his sustained presence in . In 2025, he was honored with the Hrudaysamrat Award by the Brihanmaharashtra Mandal in America for his contributions to and .

Other activities

Philanthropic efforts

During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Prashant Damle provided financial support to his theatre crew by donating Rs 10,000 to each member after shoots were halted due to lockdowns. This initiative aimed to alleviate immediate hardships faced by the production team amid the crisis. In 2024, Damle publicly advocated for affordable access to venues by complaining about steep rent hikes at auditoriums in , , which were burdening artists with charges as high as Rs 500 even for basic use like meals. His outspoken criticism prompted intervention from Chief Minister , leading the to scrap the proposed increases and restore reasonable rates. Additionally, Damle promotes through the Theatre School of Performing Arts (T-School), which he founded in 2012 in to train aspiring actors in , , and related skills. Damle has consistently supported the preservation of Marathi culture by honoring theatre artists and contributing to cultural initiatives beyond his professional roles. For instance, in November 2025, he felicitated prominent personalities at Nashik's Kalidas Kalamandir during a municipal event, recognizing their contributions to the art form.

Prashant Damle Fan Foundation

The Prashant Damle Fan Foundation was established by Prashant Damle to promote cultural and social initiatives among Maharashtrians, with a focus on fostering civic responsibility and talent development. Registered under number E-3491, the foundation aims to unite individuals committed to community betterment, as articulated in its mission: "to add value to Maharashtrians in many possible ways" and "bring together those who think 'I can make a difference by helping.'" Key activities include the operation of T-School, an acting academy under the foundation that provides training in , , and , with ongoing batches and final performances documented as recently as January 2024. The foundation organizes cultural events such as play shows, including 26 fund-raising performances of the Marathi play Gela Madhav Kunikade to support personnel, and state-level interschool vocal competitions that attracted 1,236 participants from 1,947 schools across 55 cities. These initiatives also extend to educational programs like spoken English classes, which have resulted in 69 graduates securing job placements, and the NRI Project, which assists parents of non-resident Indians. Charitable drives form a core component, supporting vulnerable groups such as senior citizens, cancer patients, and children with disabilities through efforts like painting exhibitions in collaboration with institutions such as in . The foundation promotes Damle's theatrical works by staging events like musical performances, including "Chirantan" by Pt. in 2007 and "Heart Beats" by Ustad Zakir Hussain in 2008, contributing to broader cultural outreach. Donations to the foundation are tax-exempt under Section 80G, enhancing its capacity for sustained impact. Over time, the foundation has grown to encompass diverse beneficiaries and programs, evolving from initial social activities to a multifaceted that supports and community welfare, with T-School continuing to expand its reach through new batches in 2023 and 2024.

Personal life

Marriage and family

Prashant Damle is married to Gauri Prashant Damle. The couple resides in , where they have built a supportive environment amid Damle's demanding acting career. The marriage has been marked by Gauri's steadfast support for Damle's professional pursuits, including his extensive commitments that have spanned decades. This familial backing has been instrumental in enabling Damle to achieve over 13,000 stage performances, as he has publicly acknowledged the cooperation from his immediate family and relatives. Damle and Gauri have two daughters, Chandana Damle and Kankana Damle Dsouza, with no sons. Chandana, the elder daughter, is married and resides abroad in with her family, while Kankana lives with her parents in . The daughters have occasionally participated in Damle's career milestones, such as appearing alongside him and their mother in a special segment celebrating his 12,500th show. This involvement underscores the close-knit family dynamics that prioritize Damle's artistic endeavors while maintaining personal bonds.

Health incidents

In May 2013, Prashant Damle suffered a mild heart attack while rehearsing for the Marathi play Eka Lagnachi Goshta. He was admitted to a private hospital in , , after experiencing discomfort, and his condition was reported as stable following initial treatment. Diagnostic tests, including , revealed four blockages in the arteries supplying blood to his heart. Damle underwent a successful surgical procedure that same week to clear the blockages, leading to a swift recovery. His family provided crucial support throughout the recovery process. In February 2024, Damle shared a detailed public account of the incident, describing how his heart stopped for four to five seconds in the operation theatre and highlighting the sudden nature of the event. In December 2020, Damle experienced and went into self-isolation for seven days, postponing his theatre rehearsals and shows.

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