词条 | Uttam Mohanty |
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}}{{Infobox person | name = Uttam Mohanty | image = | caption = | birth_name = | birth_date =1954 | birth_place = Baripada, Odisha | death_date = | nationality = Indian | occupation = Actor, Model | height = | children = Babushan | imagesize = | yearsactive = 1977–present | spouse = Aparajita Mohanty }} Uttam Mohanty is an Ollywood actor in India. He has to his credit more than 135 Odia films to date and has acted in 30 Bengali films and in the only Hindi film Naya Zaher. Early lifeUttam Mohanty was born at Mayurbhanj in Odisha. His grandfather settled in Baripada 150 years ago. He completed his early education from M.K.C High School & M.P.C. college of Baripada, where he actively participated in drama and plays. As a child he was very naughty which brought fresh complaints from outside. After matriculation he joined Maharaja Purnachandra College for intermediate in science. During his college days he was inclined more towards acting. He always tried to play the lead part in dramas. He was equally passionate to sports like badminton and table tennis. After completing graduation in commerce he went to Ludhiana for chartered accountancy. Thereafter he stayed with his elder brother, the late Arun Ku. Mohanty, in Kolkata for some time, enrolled in a chartered accountancy course there.Till now he is closely associated with Baripada. Life and careerKnowing that a film named Abhiman was being made in Baripada, he returned home with a hope of trying his luck in films. Though there were many contenders for the lead role, the director Sadhu Meher had a special interest in his capability and looks. He was selected. Co-actress Rita Chand was also debuting in that film. On the day of shooting he turned up to the set well-dressed with best possible suits available. Sadhu told him to take the make-up of a poor guy. He was sent again to come back with old and dirty clothes and without make-up.{{citation needed|date=January 2014}} The 1977 film was a box office hit. Uttam now opted seriously for being an actor, and slowly stabilised his position in the Oriya film industry. While staying in Kolkata he got an offer from director Dhir Biswal for his upcoming film titled Gouri. Later that role was given to Prasanta Nanda. The next film he did was "Pati Patni" opposite Mahasweta Ray. Then a streak of films like "Nijhum ratira sathi", "Chinha Achhinha", "Ramayana", Tapasya, Ram Balram happened. By the time he was established as a romantic star.Uttam Mohanty was especially adored for his effortless naturalism in front of the camera and a distinctively urbane charisma that broke free from the prototypical Oriya screen hero of the past.[citation needed] He went on to form successful screen pairs with many leading ladies like Rita Chand, Sujata Ananda, Tandra Roy, Mahasweta Ray, Deepa Sahu, Subhra Pati, Aparajeeta, Baisali, Sangeeta Das even Rachana Benerjee and other non oriya actress. Often hailed as the one-man industry, Uttam Mohanty dominated Oriya cinema for three decades. The eighties was the best time of his career. Many Ollywood films of the 1980s had Uttam Mohanty in them, and he dominated the Oriya film industry. He excelled in all kinds of roles: Romantic, Village Lad, Character. Abhiman, Danda Balunga, Bhakta Salabega are even remembered today for his stupendous acting.{{citation needed|date=January 2014}} He also worked in around 30 Bengali films and one Hindi film - Naya Jahar, opposite Satabdi Roy. In the early eighties he played in almost 20 movies opposite leading actress Mahasweta Ray (Rasmi Ray). Though they fell in love and decided to marry, the love did not last long, and the pair separated. "Palatak" (1985) was their last film. Again the pair was hit in 1988 by Prashanta Nanda in the film of "Ja Devi Sarbavutesu". Later both came in lot of films in nineties. Over fifty of his films are opposite Aparajita Mohanty, his wife. They first appeared together in Astaraga (1982), and married on 17 May 1987 in Municipality Guest House, Bhubaneswar. Other heroines who have acted opposite him include Anita, Sujata, Tandra, Deepa, Baisali, Subhra Pati, and Rachana Bannerje. After 1995 he got more character roles due to his age. In films like "Jashoda", "Subhadra", Kalamanika he did character roles. In the later period of his career he also took television roles. Serials like 'Je Pakhi Ude Jete Dura', 'Sara Akash', Panatakani and 'Uttaradayi' are most popular. His role as Bikhu bhai in Sara Akash is memorable.{{citation needed|date=January 2014}} His Hindi serials include Palash and Bengali serial bideshini Bohu. His has also contributed to music albums and Bhajaans. Uttam Mohanty now lives in Bhubaneswar. Currently, he is working for Oriya tele-serials and movies, and interested in enhancing his knowledge in the area of politics. He and Aparajita Mohanty have a son named Babushan Mohanty who has established himself as one of the leading Ollywood heroes post 2010 era.{{citation needed|date=January 2014}} Uttam Mohanty is the only star in the Oriya cinema horizon to have been at the top for nearly two decades,{{citation needed|date=January 2014}} dominating the Oriya film industry throughout the 80's and 90's. His rural fan base led him to do many films which had rustic story lines and from which intellectuals shied away. Many critics and fellow actors and seniors have often expressed in public podium that during the commercially dry days of early nineties of Oriya cinema, when the Oriya film industry was under heavy financial stress, it was Uttam Mohanty's efforts and charm which saved the day.{{citation needed|date=January 2014}} He is in demand among off-mainstream filmmakers as well.{{citation needed|date=January 2014}} He has won many Oriya filmfare awards and prizes as a best actor. A number of societies and institutes have honored him as a living legend of Ollywood cinema.[1] Awards and accreditation
Filmography[4]2009 – Pagala Karichi Paunji Tora 2009 – Tu Mori Pain 2009 – Ailare Odia Pua 2009 – Romeo – The Lover Boy 2007 – Tumaku Paruni Ta Bhuli 2007 – Mu Tate Love Karuchi 2007 – Ae Jugara Krushna Sudama 2005 – Bazi 2005 – Om Shanti Om 2005 – Agni Parikshya 2002 – Sei Jhiati 2002 – Samaya Kheluchi Chaka Bhaunri 2002 – Dharma Sahile Hela 2001 – Mo Kola To Jhulana 2001 – Baazi 1999 – Maa Pari Kie Haba 1999 – Kala Chakra 1998 – Sahara Jaluchi 1998 – Rupa Gaanra Suna Kania 1997 – Raghu Arakhita 1997 – Nari Bi Pindhi Pare Rakta Sindura 1997 – Lakhe Siba Puji Paichi Pua 1996 – Sakala Tirtha To Charane 1996 – Pua Mora Bhola Shankar 1995 – Rakata Kahiba Kie Kahara 1994 – Pacheri Uthila Majhi Duaru 1994 – Naga Jyoti 1994 – Akuha Katha 1993 – Dadagiri 1993 – Bhagya Hate Dori 1993 – Sukher Swarga 1992 – Sukha Sansara 1992 – Naga Panchami 1992 – Maa 1992 – Bhisma Pratigyan 1992 – Badshah 1991 – To Binu Anya Gati Nahi 1991 – Kapala Likhan 1991 – Akuha Katha 1991 – Bastra Haran 1991 – Mukti Tirtha 1991 - Aama Ghara Aama Sansara 1991 – Naya Zaher (Hindi) 1990 – Bidhira Bidhan 1990 – Nua Bhauja 1990 – Panchu Pandav 1990 – Kandhei 1990 – Raja Rani 1990 – Ja Devi Sarba Bhuteshu 1990 – Sasti 1990 – Topae Sindura Di Topa Luha 1989 – Thakura Achhanti Chau Bahaku 1989 – Paradeshi Chadhei 1989 – Nyaya Anyaya 1989 – Hasa Luha Bhara Duniya 1989 – Daiba Daudi 1988 – Pua Mora Kala Thakura 1988 – Papa Punya 1988 – Kanyadana 1988 – Bada Bhauja 1988 – Jahaku Rakhibe Ananta 1988 – Thili Jhia Heli Bohu 1987 – Tunda Baida 1987 – Suna Chadhei 1987 – Phula Chandan 1987 – Michha Mayara Sansara 1987 – Anyaya Sahibi Nahi 1987 – Golamgiri 1987 – Aei Ta Duniya 1987 – Chaka Akhi Sabu Dekhuchi 1987 – Badhu Nirupama 1986 – Paka Kambal Pot Chhata 1986 – Jor Jar Mulak Tar 1986 – Aei Ama Sansara 1986 – School Master 1986 - Sata kebe Luchi rahena 1986 – Sahari Bagha 1985 – Sankha Sindura 1985 – Samay Bada Balaban 1985 – Puja Phula 1985 – Palatak 1985 – Mamata Mage Mula 1985 – Jaga Hatare Pagha 1985 – Chaka Bhaunri 1984 – Janani 1984 – Jai Phula 1983 – Ram Rahim 1983 – Jhiatie Sita Pari 1983 – Abhilasha 1982 – Jwain Pua 1982 – Dekh Khabar Rakh Najar 1982 – Baje Bainshi Nache Ghungura 1982 – Astaraga 1981 – Debajani 1981 – Arati 1981 – Akshay Trutiya 1978 – Ram Balaram 1979 – Nijhum Ratira Sathi 1979 – Chinha Achinha 1978 – Ramayan 1978 – Danda Balunga 1978 – Sarapancha Babu 1978 – Sankha Mahuri 1978 – Pati Patni 1978 – Kabi Samrat Upendra Bhanja 1977 – Abhimaan Serials
Notes1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.uttammohanty.com/awards/|title=Awards to Uttam Mohanty|publisher=His Official website|accessdate=2015-01-26}} 2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.orissadiary.com/ShowOriyaOrbit.asp?id=37713|title=Odisha Living Legend Award conferred on Super Star Uttam Mohanty, Oriya Orbit|first=|last=|work=orissadiary.com|year=2012|quote=OdishaDiary (Orissadiary.com) conferred Odisha Living Legend Award 2012 on Uttam Mohanty.|accessdate=21 January 2013|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130324170817/http://orissadiary.com/ShowOriyaOrbit.asp?id=37713|archivedate=24 March 2013|df=dmy-all}} 3. ^{{cite web |url= http://www.hindu.com/2008/11/15/stories/2008111550880200.htm |title=The Hindu : Other States / Orissa News : FitFat-2008 award for Uttam Mohanty |first= |last= |work=hindu.com |year=2008|quote=Uttam Mohanty, has been selected for this year’s ‘FitFat Bioscope” award. |accessdate=21 January 2013}} 4. ^[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0595948/ Uttam Mohanty], IMDb. External links
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