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Ajanta Caves Paintings Restored After 55 Years | Artist M. R. Pimpare Special Exhibition

महाराष्ट्राचा ऐतिहासिक वारसा असलेल्या अजिंठा आणि वेरूळ लेण्यांमधील प्राचीन चित्रे काळाच्या ओघात खराब होत चालली आहेत. मात्र, ज्येष्ठ चित्रकार M. R. Pimpare यांनी तब्बल 55 वर्षे अविरत मेहनत घेऊन या ऐतिहासिक चित्रांना नवजीवन दिले. अजिंठा लेण्यांमधील जगप्रसिद्ध Padmapani, Vajrapani, आणि भगवान गौतम बुद्धांच्या Jataka Tales या चित्रांमधील बारकावे आणि प्राचीन संस्कृती त्यांनी कॅनव्हासवर पुन्हा जिवंत केली.

चित्रकार पिंपरे यांच्या कन्या Mayura Pimpare यांच्याशी लोकमतची ही खास बातचीत. राष्ट्रपतींपासून ते पंतप्रधान नरेंद्र मोदींपर्यंत सर्वांनी या कामाची दखल का घेतली? 80 फुटांचे लिम्का बुक ऑफ रेकॉर्ड्समधील चित्र नेमके कसे साकारले? पाहा हा सविस्तर रिपोर्ट.

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00:00There are so many artists who just copy them.
00:07So they don't copy them.
00:10There are hidden treasures and beauty.
00:13They don't reconstruct them.
00:16They don't want to beautify the artist's work.
00:19They don't want to have an artistic view.
00:22This is 3D.
00:26In this art, in 2000,
00:29the artist's work is how they become highly skilled.
00:35The artist's work is a big thing.
00:40You can visit them.
00:43You can visit them.
00:44You can visit them.
00:45You can visit them.
00:45There are paintings.
00:51There are paintings.
00:59The paintings are very rich.
01:02However, in this art,
01:03there are paintings that are very rich.
01:13But in this art,
01:14there are paintings that are very rich.
01:17There are paintings that are poor.
01:23foreign
01:48This is the right thing that I need to do with the painting.
01:51There are some things that I can do with the painting,
01:56and that the painting is not the right thing.
02:01I have to do with the painting,
02:05but I can't do it with the painting.
02:07But I can't do it with the painting.
02:13I have to do it with the painting.
02:18I had to say that a lot of people today were always getting the details of the picture.
02:24And in this my first time, the people in Mumbai were the first time of the day,
02:30they were thinking about what all the story is,
02:36and how they work for them.
02:39What did they make their stories?
02:42What is the story?
02:43It's interesting to me.
02:45I can tell you, how many years did you get started?
02:51How many years did you get started?
02:52How many years did you get started?
02:53I was born in 1965.
02:58Basically, I got inspiration from my school trip.
03:03I was born in the Ajaanthala.
03:05I was born in the first place.
03:12I kept my friends.
03:13There is a very beautiful drawing.
03:16I hopped like this,
03:18it feels wonderful because it's a beautiful shape and bad.
03:22Many of these artists copied it.
03:25They do not copy.
03:27There are hidden treasures.
03:30There are beauty and they are lost.
03:32They didn't reconstruct.
03:34How are the artists doing something?
03:35should be beautiful, they have the original artistic view, so I have a lot of people who
03:43feel that I can do it. Unfortunately, I have a lot of people who need to do it.
03:47Unfortunately, we need to invest in their own agent.
03:51No one has no idea.
03:55I have a lot of people who really have got a lot of help.
03:57I don't know what that means.
03:59Do you know that you have inspired it?
04:00that you have a career in your career?
04:03Yes, you have a lot of work.
04:05In their college, they have a course of painting course.
04:10They have a lot of work and they have a lot of work and they have a lot of work.
04:16They have a course of GDR diploma in Mumbai.
04:22They have a course of painting course and they have a painting.
04:28that painting agent is doing.
04:30That's why I didn't do it.
04:33I started painting,
04:35the process process.
04:37All of that is prepared.
04:40I don't want to talk about painting.
04:41I've got to understand that painting is interesting.
04:44They'll decode that.
04:46This is how you put the paintbrush.
04:49But the paintbrush has been making it.
04:52The paintbrush is all like the paintbrush.
04:54I think that you should be able to get all of these things.
05:02This painting will be a little bit different.
05:06This is what you need to do.
05:07This painting will be bad.
05:11This painting will be completely renewed.
05:16Padmapani is a face for the agent.
05:24It is unique, it is actually a Bodhi Sattva, when Gautam Buddha is in young age,
05:33they are always waiting for their hands, they refer to Padma, so Padma Pani is here.
05:43And this is a significant thing, you can't get the direction of your turn, this is 3D,
05:51I mean, this is the art that has been done, how many artists have been skilled, how many artists have
05:59been made.
05:59And when you have done the work of Agenta, you have done the flash, you have done the original,
06:06This is the same technique that I have done with my dad and my dad, you can use the proper
06:11light so that you can use the original beauty of this painting.
06:15In this painting, I have to tell you that the fashion industry is how fast and how fast it is.
06:22I have a skirt on the bottom of the skirt.
06:28The same type of blouse is the same type of blouse.
06:31Blouse is the design and the same structure.
06:39The pattern is like a dhoti type, the draps.
06:45The same is the same type of blouse.
06:54properly shaped, properly maintained.
06:58The same thing is that we have to wear socks.
07:02So, today, when we are doing fashion,
07:06when we are doing 2,000 years old,
07:09we are doing the same thing.
07:10So, we are not doing anything,
07:12but we are doing the same thing.
07:16There is a great story.
07:17It is a great story as the ,
07:19where the Bardia was speaking,
07:21the use of the Lord,
07:23and that is, and he gives the Lady.
07:24He used to give the Lord,
07:26but he doesn't have any idea.
07:31Daryl of the Lord,
07:33who is angry,
07:35he is the nourishment of the Lord and his wife.
07:38So, he gave the transparency of clothes.
07:40Because, the face of the transparent clothes.
07:43And this needs to be taken off.
07:45Did you see the Perth as well?
07:48I didn't think that I was a little surprised.
07:52If you don't have to worry about the situation,
07:54you can't get it.
07:57You can't get it.
07:59I know that's the way I see.
08:02I'm not going to read the story.
08:09I was just thinking about it.
08:12I'm just going to read the story.
08:14I've read it in some of my book.
08:14There is also a Limka book of record.
08:17There is a painting from 60 plus feet.
08:19How about that?
08:21Actually...
08:24So, when I was in Limka book of record,
08:27the painting was completed in 65 feet.
08:30Now, it was completed in 80 feet.
08:33Basically, it was not in Guinness book.
08:36So, we tried to get to the next Guinness book.
08:39So, when I was in the village,
08:44I had a big heritage preservation.
08:48So, the artist, Padma Shree,
08:51has an honor to offer.
08:52It has been in 55 years for the National Heritage Preserve.
08:59So, when I was in the next book,
09:03there is no one in the caves.
09:04There is a shavar.
09:05such dressings and robes in the branch.
09:17When I was born, I was born in the country.
09:19It was a Persian king.
09:20It was a particular features,
09:23it was a very special style of his arms,
09:25it was a very special style of his cap.
09:27In fact, he was born with the weapons,
09:31and he was born with a proper shape,
09:35and he was born with his face.
09:36In fact, I thought,
09:37there was a great detail about Asana, Gautam Buddha.
09:41He was born with the proper decoration.
09:43And in the past,
09:45There are angels, celestial figures.
09:48There are angels and they are full of artists.
09:53And these paintings are actually in caves.
09:56There are no chamber and anti-chamber.
09:59There is no normal public.
10:02And that's why there are so many things.
10:05The paintings are working for all of them.
10:09There are all of them.
10:13There are all of them.
10:19What is the story of these paintings?
10:25These paintings are actually 80 feet long.
10:29They are open.
10:31And they are famous.
10:36And today, cave number 10.
10:37And they are preserved in caves.
10:43And they are preserved in caves.
10:44But unfortunately, they are not aware of what is.
10:47So, these stories are explained.
10:49By protocol, it is only a time for past minutes.
10:52But they are so interested.
10:54And they will understand the story and the details.
10:56And at that time, it is almost one of those people who are living in caves.
11:02So, they are all of those people who are living in caves.
11:06But, these people are also aware that the people who are living in caves.
11:20As the Honourable Cultural Minister Shailar Sahib
11:53As the Honourable Cultural Minister Shailar Sahib
11:54Alch Бхар
11:55As the Honourable Cultural Minister Shailar Sahib
11:55Religion Shailar Sahib
12:02As the Honourable Municipality Shailar Sahib
12:07As the Honourable Cultural Minister Shailar Sahib
12:11So, there are many people who have given me a video and documentary.
12:14So, there is a lot of people who have been a real agent.
12:20I mean, the agent has been a real person.
12:24It's a very good person.
12:25It's a very good person.
12:27It's a very good person.
12:28Because of this person's work,
12:31it's not possible to renew these paintings.
12:36They can do that work.
12:38They can do research,
13:06Thank you very much.
13:08Cameraman Mangesh Sahar, Sudhir Kakde, Lokmat, Mumbai.
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