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Sadashiv Amrapurkar gained fame for his role as Maharani in the film 'Sadak'
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He did not need to take training from eunuchs for the role, as he had previously performed in a play about their lives and had observed a eunuch closely in his village during his childhood
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Despite his success in films, Amrapurkar finds happiness in working in theatre and believes it can be used for social reform
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He chooses plays that have a message for society, such as the current play he is working on based on the biography of Helen Keller
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Amrapurkar would work for free in theatre because it gives him happiness that films cannot provide
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He believes that making films with social messages is challenging due to the financial constraints and the preferences of the audience for action and sexy songs
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In his free time, Amrapurkar helps friends involved in social reform work and finds peace in doing so
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If he were made Prime Minister for a day, Amrapurkar would focus on providing basic amenities like electricity, schools, dispensaries, and government buses in villages, and emphasize the importance of education for poverty eradication
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He reads literary books published by Sahitya Akademi and values high-quality language in literature
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