

Nana Shanker Shet : Director: Rajesh Latkar | Genre: Documentary | Produced In: 2003
Synopsis: Shri Jagannath Sunkersett Nana as he was widely known, was a great visionary, a patriot, a leader of the natives, a philanthropist, and a scholar. Sunkersett's pioneering work in the fields of education, civic life, political life of Mumbai is unparalleled. He started his socio-political career as early as early twenties till his death at the age of sixty three.
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