The 1950s–1980s saw masters like Purushottam Laxman Deshpande (Pu La). His script for Tujhe Ahe Tujapashi is a masterclass in philosophical comedy. Vasant Sabnis and Vishnudas Bhave crafted situational comedies where the situation, not the punchline, was the joke.
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( mock-angrily) You think you're so smart? I'll show you. (starts writing on a piece of paper) "New Family Rules: Use candles, keep fridge in veranda, and use bathroom as toilet." (looks around, realizes) Wait
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But writing comedy in Marathi is not merely about translating jokes from English or relying on slapstick. It is a nuanced art form deeply rooted in the region’s culture, linguistics, and social observations.
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