Padmini Kolhapure’s 59th birthday: Celebrate the special day of the leading actress from the 1980s by revisiting these movies

Padmini Kolhapure, who is one of the leading actresses from the 1980s in Bollywood, is turning a year wiser tomorrow, on November 1, 2024. The actress has worked mostly with Anil Kapoor, Rajesh Khanna, Mithun Chakraborty, and has given some of the most iconic movies in Hindi and Marathi languages. Hence, on the special occasion of her 59th birthday, we have curated her best movies that you can revisit on ZEE5, and through OTTplay Premium. Check out right now!

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Prem Rog

A trail of misfortunes shatter Manorma’s (Padmini Kolkapure) world. Devdhar (Rishi Kapoor), her childhood friend, is determined to mend her broken heart. However, as love blossoms between them, Devdhan must confront the fierce opposition of her traditional and conservative family.

Chimani Pakhar

Nandini’s (Padmini Kolkapure) life is upended with the weight of her alcoholic husband Shekhar (Sachin Khedekar) and the responsibilities of raising their four children alone. Daily hardships are making her life more and more vulnerable. Fate gets more intense when Shekhar’s addiction takes his life away, leaving Nandini and her children all alone. Soon Nandini also finds out she's terminally ill.

Vidhaata

Fate cruelly separates Kunal (Sanjay Dutt) from his parents, leaving him in the care of his domineering grandfather, Shamsher (Dilip Kumar). When love blossoms between Kunal and Durga (Padmini Kolkapure), Shamsher’s wrath gets unleashed, and he's determined to tear them apart. Kunal and Durga must fight for their love.

Pyar Jhukta Nahin

Ajay (Mithun Chakraborty) and Preeti (Padmini Kolkapure) decide to get married despite the disapprovals from her parents. Soon the love birds exchange vows and tie to knot. However, Preeti’s father Bhanu’s (Danny Denzongpa) disapproval did not fade away. Instead, he began to interfere in their marital life, creating various obstacles and challenges to disrupt their peaceful life and try his best to separate them.

Dadagiri

Barkha (Padmini Kolkapure), a young heiress of a wealthy family, is abused by her uncle and aunt for inheritance. They see her nothing more than a cash cow. Unable to bear the relentless cruelty and mistreatment, Barkha makes a desperate attempt to escape. However, fate intervenes, and she gets caught by Dharma (Dharmendra), a man with a troubled past and a connection with her mother. Dharma, once a lover of Barkha’s mother, decides to take revenge on her abusive uncle and bring justice.