Narayan Hari Apte

Marathi Popular Novelist & Writer Of Advice Books And Editor From Maharashtra

Narayan Hari Apte was born in Bombay Presidency on July 11th, 1889 and is the Marathi Popular Novelist & Writer Of Advice Books And Editor From Maharashtra. At the age of 82, Narayan Hari Apte biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

Date of Birth
July 11, 1889
Nationality
India
Place of Birth
Bombay Presidency
Death Date
Nov 14, 1971 (age 82)
Zodiac Sign
Cancer
Profession
Screenwriter, Writer
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Narayan Hari Apte Career

Apte worked for some time as a co-editor of Kirloskar Khabar (किर्लोस्कर खबर). He founded a book publishing house, Ajinkyatara Pustkalay, in 1913. He started a literary and political journal named "Alhad" (आल्हाद) in 1915 and later, another magazine named Madhukar (मधुकर). He started a printing press, Shriniwas Mudranalay, in 1920, and he founded the publishing house "Apte & Co" in 1924.

Apte wrote over providing advice on ways to experiencing happy family life. He also published two collections of his short stories. He propagated traditional Hindu values and beliefs through his writings. His first short story was published in Karamanuk (करमणूक) magazine which was then edited by Hari Narayan Apte. His first novel Ajinkyatara (अजिंक्यतारा) was published in 1909. He wrote his last novel Javanancha Jiwandharma (जवानांचा जीवनधर्म) in 1962.

Baburao Painter in 1922, introduced Apte to Marathi film industry, and Apte wrote screenplays for Marathi films mostly by adapting his own short stories and novels. His most famous works came in the 1930s, Prabhat for Shantaram at the Film Society. He also worked with directors Datta Dharmadhikari, Shantaram Athavale and Dinkar Patil.

Apte helped Dadasaheb Phalke during his bad days. Phalke stayed with family at NH Apte's residence almost for one year at Koregaon village.

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