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The Real Legend Behind ‘Eetha’

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“She Continued Performing Tamasha Even When She Was Nine Months Pregnant.”
This is the story of Vithabai Narayangaonkar, Maharashtra’s legendary Lavani and Tamasha artist.

She received film offers, fame and national recognition, but she never abandoned her art or the troupe she performed with.
Some people don’t just live their dreams. They dedicate their lives to keeping an art form alive for generations to come.

Now, Vithabai’s extraordinary life is set to be brought to the big screen through Shraddha Kapoor’s upcoming film ‘Eetha’.

#Lavani #Tamasha #Eetha #MaharashtraCulture #LavaniDance #ShraddhaKapoor #ApsaraAli #MarathiCulture #Maharashtra #TheBetterIndia

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