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His maternal Grand mother Durgabai Kamat, who was the first female actress of Indian cinema. He died on June 20, in Pune, Maharashtra. Chandrakiran, a book covering the life and work of veteran Marathi film and stage artist Chandra-kant Gokhale, is scheduled to release on October 19 in Pune at the hands of chief guest Smt Vijaya Mehta, director of National Centre of Performing Arts.

Chandrakant Gokhale has spent almost 75 years on Marathi stage. During the period of ove. The book is dedicated to the memory of wife Hemavati and mother Kamlabai Gokhale Chandrakiran Moonrays deals with the experiences of the veteran actor as a stage artiste in depth such as his entry in dramas as a young boy at a tender age of ten, his association with different drama companies over the years, his gurus Master Dinanath Mangeshkar, veteran music director Master Avinash, Chintamanrao Kolhatkar and Baburao Pendharkar and how he could learn through them.

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He also throws light on the atmosphere prevailing in different drama companies and their downfall. Besides this, Gokhale also throws light on his personal life as well as family members. His grandmother Durgabai Kamat was the first female artiste of Indian screen while his mother Kamlabai Gokhale Kamlabai Kamat at that time was the first female child artiste of Indian cinema.

Way back in , Durgabai acted as Parvati and Kamlabai as Mohini in a film by name Mohini Bhasmasur, produced and directed by Dadasaheb Phalke, the father of Indian cinema. Kamlabai was a stage artistee and used to sing also. It was from her that Chandrakant Gokhale took his initial lessons on both acting and singing. In the book, he states with pride that the legacy inherited by him from his mother was passed on to his son Vikram Gokhale, the stage, cinema and TV artiste.

With actor-son Vikram Gokhale Chandrakiran not only deals with the four generations of the Gokhale family but also re-opens the period of last 70 years, both of cultural and social fields. The book has been penned by senior film journalist and author Shashikant Kinikar. Chandrakiran is his fourth offering.