“It’s nice to see so many familiar faces in the audience today particularly those that have been with the organization for so long.” stated the award-winning versatile actor, producer and TV host who hails from Pune. “My association with Marathi Vishwa goes back 20 years when I first came to perform for the organization in NJ,” said Damle. The cast received a standing ovation after the their performance The drama focuses on a married couple whose marriage has lost its luster and romance and think of ways to bring it back in this very appealing and funny comedy. Renowned Marathi stage and film actor Prashant Damle, along with Kavita Lad, entertained the audiences with his famous play Eka Lagnachi Pudhchi Ghosta that was performed to a packed house and turned out to be an audience favorite. I join with their friends, families and colleagues in applauding them for their commitment to serving the organization.” As founders and first board members of Marathi Vishwa of New Jersey, they collectively have established a wonderful resource for the South Asian community. I am also pleased to congratulate this year’s honorees: Mr and Mrs. I commend Marathi Vishwa of New Jersey and all of those associated for their positive impacts and outstanding contribution. The organization focuses on leadership and innovation while bringing South Asian communities together. Murphy wrote: “Over the last four decades, Marathi Vishwa of New Jersey has provided various educational, cultural and health and wellness programs dedicated to enriching and developing strong communities. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy sent a special personal message to Marathi Vishwa founders and to the organization in honor of the event. “I can’t believe something so small that I named has become a strong and huge organization in NJ and I am especially honored that Governor Phil Murphy send his best wishes to us as part of the celebration.” “I am very happy and excited about Marathi Vishwa turning 40” said an emotional Mrs. Noted Marathi celebrities who graced the special occasion included famed classical singer Anand Bhate, Marathi film and stage superstar Prashant Damle and classical Indian award-winning dancer and actress, Archana Joglekar who along with her group from Archana Arts, performed several dances including a very popular Marathi Lavni that commanded a standing ovation. Marigold decorated walkways and a golden Lord Ganapati welcomed in guests by women dressed in traditional nauvari sarees who handed out goodie bags to members as they entered the auditorium after being sprinkled with traditional rose water.
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