Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Supporting Actress

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Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Supporting Actress
The 2023 recipient: Usha Naik (on left)
Native nameShanta Hublikar and Hansa Wadkar Award for Best Supporting Actress
Awarded forBest performance by an actress in a supporting role
Sponsored byMinistry of Cultural Affairs (Maharashtra)
Reward₹50,000
First award1962
Final award2023
Most recent winnerUsha Naik, Asha (2023)
Highlights
First winnerKusum Deshpande, Prapanch (1962)

The Maharashtra State Film Award for Best Supporting Actress is an honour presented annually at the Maharashtra State Film Awards to recognize an actress for the best performance in a supporting role in a Marathi film industry. Established in 1962, the recipients are selected by a jury constituted each year by the Government of Maharashtra. Over the course of 61 award ceremonies, accounting for ties and repeat winners, the award has been presented to 54 different actors. The award was later renamed the Shanta Hublikar and Hansa Wadkar Award for Best Supporting Actress. Recipients receive a statuette and a cash prize of ₹50000.

Achievement records

Multiple wins

Individuals with two or more Best Supporting Actress awards:

Wins Actress
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  • Usha Naik and Uttara Baokar hold the record for the most wins, with three awards each. Naik is also the only actress to have won the award across three different decades; in 1979, 2000, and 2023.
  • Indira Chitnis remains the only recipient to win the award in consecutive years, achieving back-to-back victories in 1963 and 1964.
  • The award has resulted in a tie on eight occasions. Notably, in 1995 and 1998, both actresses shared the award for performances in the same films, Doghi and Satvapariksha, respectively.

Winners and nominees

List of award recipients, showing the year, role(s) and film(s)
Year Photos of winners Recipient(s) Role(s) Work(s) Refs.
1962 Kusum Deshpande Prapanch [1]
1963 Indira Chitnis Garibagharchi Lek
1964 Thoratanchi Kamla
1965 Shanta Tambe Sawaal Majha Aika!
1966 Usha Chavan Shevanti Kela Ishara Jata Jata [2]
1967 Sulochana Latkar Sant Gora Kumbhar [3]
1968 Surekha Ekti [4]
1969 Hansa Wadkar Parvati Bhatikar Dharmakanya
Indrani Mukherjee Asawari Apradh
1970 Durga Khote Dhartichi Lekara
1971 Jayshree Gadkar Aai Gharkul
1972 Not awarded
1973 Not awarded
1974 Leela Gandhi Kartiki [4]
1975 Jayshree T. Bayanno Navre Sambhala
1976 Padma Chavan Ya Sukhano Ya [2]
1977 Ratnamala Sundarabai Ram Ram Gangaram
1978 Asha Kale Vachhi Sasurvashin
1979 Usha Naik Ratnawali Haldi Kunku [5]
1980 Leela Gandhi Paij
1981 Chitra Palekar Ruhibai Akriet
1982 Daya Dongre Nita Bai Maaybaap
1983 Priya Tendulkar Namita Thorli Jau
1984 Sulabha Deshpande Ganga Maushi Hech Mazhe Maher
1985 Bharati Achrekar Ardhangi
1986 Ashalata Wabgaonkar Mai Pudhcha Paool
1987 Daya Dongre Dayabai Ragde Khatyal Sasu Nathal Soon
1988 Usha Nadkarni Bairubai Nashibwaan
1989 Neelkanti Patekar Rajni 'Tendulkar / Aarti Mangalkar Aatmavishwas
1990 Asha Patil Thamb Thamb Jau Nako Lamb
1991 Sulabha Deshpande Durga Maushi Chaukat Raja
1992 Saroj Kothiwan Vaat Pahate Punvechi
1993 Pallavi Ranade Mugdha Lapandav [6]
1994 Charusheela Sable Pare Bhasma [4]
1995 Uttara Baokar Aai Doghi
Renuka Daftardar Gauri
1996 Madhu Kambikar Raosaheb's wife Raosaheb
Smita Talwalkar Putravati
1997 Prateeksha Lonkar Suchitra Patwardhan Sarkarnama
Manasi Magikar Sakharpuda
1998
Smita Jaykar Satvapariksha
Resham Tipnis Menka / Meera
1999 Sukanya Kulkarni Kamla Ghe Bharari [7]
Jyoti Chandekar Gabhara
2000 Usha Naik Paro Akka Barkha Satarkar
2001 Not Awarded
2002 Uttara Baokar Vastupurush [8]
2003 Not Awarded
2004 Deepa Parab Janhavi Panse Chakwa
2005 Deepali Sayed Pailtir
2006 Reema Lagoo Ramabai Shirodkar Savalee
Uttara Baokar Padmakka Restaurant
2007 Madhavi Juvekar Tingya [9]
2008 Deepa Parab Gauri Urus
Amita Khopkar Shanti Kamble Joshi Ki Kamble?
2009
Suchitra Bandekar Sumitra Dinkar Bhosale Mi Shivajiraje Bhosale Boltoy!
Reema Lagoo Nandini's Mother Agnidivya
2010 Urmilla Kothare Yashoda Mala Aai Vhhaychy!
2011 Suhita Thatte Manda Pandit Sadarakshanaay
2012 Mrunmayee Deshpande Kusum Jagtap Mokala Shwaas
2013 Sai Tamhankar Shirin Ghatge Duniyadari [10]
2014 Nandita Patkar Dnyanesh's mother Elizabeth Ekadashi
2015 Prarthana Behere Avani Mitwaa [11]
2016 Ashwini Giri Chitthi [12]
2017 Sharvani Pillai Revati Vaidya Asehi Ekada Vhave
2018 Chhaya Kadam Chandrakka Nude [13]
2019 Nandita Patkar Anandi Baba [14]
2020 Prema Sakhardande More Aaji Funral [15][16]
Neeta Shende Aai Baaplyok
Smita Tambe Savita Bittersweet
2021 Hemangi Kavi Meena Tich Shahar Hona [17][18]
Kshitee Jog Meeta Jahagirdar Jhimma
Sheetal Pathak Janani
2022 Mrunmayee Deshpande Damayanti (Dolly) Daulatrao Deshmane Chandramukhi [19][20]
Snehal Tarde Anita Birje Dharmaveer
Kshitee Jog Sunny Vaidehi
2023 Usha Naik Rakhma Mai Asha [21]
Ashvini Mahangade Radhabai Sable Maharashtra Shahir
Suhas Joshi Indumati Karnik (Indu) Jhimma 2

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