List of Plays
The following is a partial list of Kanetkar's plays:
- Beiman (बेइमान)
- Vedyache Ghar Unhat (वेड्याचे घर ऊन्हात)
- Prema, Tujha Ranga Kasa? (प्रेमा, तुझा रंग कसा?)
- Ashrunchi Jhali Phule (अश्रूंची झाली फुले)
- Raigadala Jewha Jag Yete (रायगडाला जेंव्हा जाग येते)
- Himalayachi Sawali (हिमालयाची सावली)
- Wishawrukshachi Chhaya (विषवृक्षाची छाया)
- Lekure Udanda Jahali (लेकुरे उदंड जाहली)
- Premachya Gawa Jawe (प्रेमाच्या गावा जावे)
- Jithe Gawatas Bhale Phutatat (जिथे गवतास भाले फुटतात)
- Suryachi Pille(सूर्याची पिल्ले)
- Ithe Oshalala Mrutyu (इथे ओशाळला मृत्यु)
- Matsyagandha (मत्स्यगंधा)
- Akhercha sawal
Kanetkar's plays covered a wide range of subject matters. His favorite subject matters were the life of warrior-king Shivaji from Maharashtra, the cultural reformation in late nineteenth-century Maharashtra, human relationships, and the decline of morality in post-independence India.
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