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Milind Sulekha Purushottam
Milind Sulekha Purushottam is an Indian filmmaker in Marathi and Hindi cinema, an entrepreneur, and an information technology professional.[1][2][3][4][5][6] As the founder of FGM Film Production & Management, Milind has received accolades, including the Veer Tanaji and Queen of Jhansi Award (2022)[1][2][3][4][5] and recognition at the Satara Bhushan Award Ceremony, for his contributions to arts and culture.[1][2][3][4][5] Early life and educationMilind Sulekha Purushottam was born in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, to Purushottam Kamble and Sulekha Kamble.[1][2][4][3][5][7] Growing up in a culturally rich environment, Milind was deeply inspired by his family, including his siblings Chitra Kamble and Purva Sachin Mohite, who supported his creative aspirations.[1][2][3][4][5][8] Chitra Kamble gifted him his first camera, igniting his passion for visual storytelling.[1][2][3][4][5][9] Milind attended St. Mary's High School, Vashi, before pursuing a diploma in Industrial Electronics at Fr. Agnel Polytechnic, Navi Mumbai.[1][2][3][4][5][10] Training and mentorshipMilind's artistic journey was shaped by the mentorship of several prominent figures in Indian cinema and theatre:[4][5][11] Avinash M. JadhavMilind learned the fundamentals of direction and filmmaking[12] under his cousin, Avinash M. Jadhav, a filmmaker known for projects in Bollywood, Tollywood, and Hollywood.[13] [14]Jadhav's contributions include films like Zhalla Bobhata, Gandhi the Monk, Paiyaa, Mirchi, Apaharan, Bodyguard, Dabangg, Singham, Caravan Ek Kaafila and TV serials like Chakva, Gangaa, Geet,Godhbharai, Raaz Pichhle Janam Ka, Sukha Dukhha Cha Vate Var, Suraksha,Gandhari Che Dole and Bedune Chaar. Avinash played a pivotal role in mentoring Milind during the early stages of his career.[4][2][5][15] Rajesh MayekarMilind honed his acting and direction skills under Rajesh Mayekar at Vishnudas Bhave Natyagruha and Sadhana Ishwar Kalabrahma – Shastrashudh Kala Shikshan. Mayekar, a theatre veteran with over 32 years of experience, trained Milind in dramatic arts, instilling a deep understanding of stagecraft and character development.[4][15] Milind Kishor UkeyMilind further expanded his filmmaking expertise at Ukey Academy (Vidyapith), under the guidance of Milind Kishor Ukey, a director in Indian cinema. Ukey's acclaimed works include Ranveer the Marshal (2015), Paathshaala (2010), Dehraadun Diary (2013), Humne Jeena Seekh Liya (2007), Desh Devi (2002), Hanuman (2005), and Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam (1999).Through this training, Milind gained a comprehensive understanding of the cinematic[16] medium, particularly in direction and production.[4][15] Milind has expressed profound gratitude to his mentors, Jadhav, Mayekar, and Ukey, crediting their guidance for his growth and success in the creative field.[4][15] CareerMilind began his career in the Indian film industry, working in various capacities as assistant director, associate director, and assistant editor.[17][18] He contributed to several notable projects, including:[2][5][3][19][20] Doordarshan Serials
Documentary and Docu-Film Projects
Marathi cinema
In 2013, Milind launched his first web series, That Night. Despite technical challenges during its initial release, the series was later re-launched with a fresh concept in collaboration with Krishna Mohan Avancha, an author of over 150 books in the horror and spiritual genres.[5][2][39]The partnership also resulted in the production of the thriller-horror series, Shadows of 333, currently under development by FGM Film Production & Management.[5][2][40] Notable works
Awards and recognition
Milind also worked on several high-profile projects under Avinash M. Jadhav, including:
CollaborationsMilind's creative collaborations include his work with Krishna Mohan Avancha, whose projects often draw from Indian ancient knowledge and spirituality.[5][2][15][49] Their joint ventures reflect a unique blend of storytelling[50] that combines modern filmmaking with traditional values.[5][2][4][15][51] Personal lifeMilind credits his family and mentors as the foundation of his success. His parents instilled cultural values, and his siblings, Chitra Kamble and Purva Sachin Mohite, supported his creative pursuits.[5][2][4][15][52] Milind's teachers— Jadhav, Mayekar, and Ukey—played pivotal roles in shaping his journey in filmmaking and the arts.[4][15] ReferencesPunjab Kesari [53] Republic Bharat [54] Lokmat Times [55] Filmibeat[56] The Filmy Charcha[57] Ahmedabad Mirror [58] UP18 News [59] Hindustan Metro [60] Sejal News Network [61] RV Rising News [62] Sangri Today [63] Sangri Times [64] Loktej [65] Startup Reporter [66] UNI India [67] Metro City India Magazine [68] Nagpur Project News [69] Newz Today 24 [70] Revoi [71] First India [72] Bollywood Wave [73] Primex News Network [74] Dainik Bhaskar UP[75] दैनिक भास्कर यूपी[76]
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