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Atul Gogavale Biography: Age, Career, Family and More
Quick Info
Date of birth11 September 1974
Age46 Years (as listed in source)
BirthplaceAlandi, Pune, Maharashtra
ProfessionMusic Director, Music Composer, Singer
NationalityIndian
Marital statusMarried
SpousePoonam Gogavale
FamilyBrother - Ajay Gogavale; Father - Ashok Gogavale
Atul Gogavale Biography
Atul Gogavale is an Indian music director, composer and singer from Pune. Working often alongside his younger brother Ajay, he has composed for films in多个l
Early life and backgroundAtul Gogavale was born on 11 September 1974 in Alandi, Pune, Maharashtra. He grew up moving between villages in Maharashtra due to his father’s job in the revenue department. Music became part of his life early: Atul and his younger brother Ajay began composing simple pieces while still in primary school and performed with local bands at temples and community events. Their family faced financial constraints, so the brothers learned largely by doing and by befriending people who owned instruments. After their father gave them a keyboard, the siblings continued developing their musical skills through practice rather than formal training.
Career
After finishing his graduation, Atul relocated from Pune to Mumbai with Ajay to pursue a career in music. Their first notable project was an international non-film album titled Vishwavinayaka. The early work on that album led to commercial opportunities composing jingles and advertisements, which opened doors in the film industry.
Atul’s film composing debut came in 2004 with work on the Hindi film Gayab and the Marathi film Aga Bai Arrecha!. He and Ajay went on to compose for films across multiple Indian languages, including Telugu (Shock, 2006) and Kannada (Manasu Mallige, 2017). The brothers’ credits span a wide range of projects: from Marathi cinema titles to major Hindi films and regional releases. Their filmography includes work on Viruddh… Family Comes First (2005), Ek Daav Dhobi Pachhad (2009), Singham (2011), Agneepath (2012), Bol Bachchan (2012), Lai Bhaari (2014), PK (2014), Sairat (2016), Dhadak (2018), Tanhaji (2020), and Chatrapati Shivaji (2021).
Beyond songs, Atul and Ajay have created background scores and theme music for television and institutional presentations. Their credits include background work for serials and theme pieces such as a Sony Marathi theme and the Kaun Banega Crorepati 11 theme. They also contributed music to presentations used by the Prime Minister’s Office to introduce Make In India to foreign delegates.
Atul has credits as a producer as well, with a Marathi production credit for Jaundya Na Balasaheb (2016). The duo’s album work includes Vishwavinayak (2001), Shri Ram Mantra (2002), Bedhund (2003), and Vishwatma (2006).
Accolades
Atul Gogavale’s work has been recognized with multiple awards. Early theatre and regional honours include the Alpha Gaurav (later Zee Gaurav) Best Music Director for the play Sahi Re Sahi and awards from Maharashtra Times Sanman and the Maharashtra Rajya Natya Vyavsayik Spardha for film and theatre scores. National recognition came in 2010 when he received the National Film Award for Best Music Director for the film Jogwa. He also won state-level and international Marathi awards for his music direction on Natarang.
Public profile
Atul is known for performing live alongside his brother; the pair have been noted for recording work at international facilities as well. In 2016 they became the first Indian music directors to record at Sony Scoring Studios in Hollywood for the Marathi film Sairat. The brothers appeared on the Forbes India Celebrity 100 list in 2015, ranking at 82.
Personal life
Atul is married to Poonam Gogavale. His father is Ashok Gogavale, who worked in the revenue department; his mother’s name is not public in the available material. Ajay Gogavale is his younger brother and frequent creative partner. Atul’s listed hobbies include horse riding and reading. Physically, he is described as approximately 168 cm (5 ft 6 in) tall with black hair and black eyes.
Latest updates
Recent entries in Atul’s credited filmography include work through 2021, with composition and production roles spanning regional and national cinema. His career continues to bridge Marathi and wider Indian film industries, with ongoing collaborations alongside his brother and contributions to both film scores and thematic compositions for television and events.
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Reference context: StarsUnfoldedRecent Work
Marathi film produced by Atul Gogavale
2016Marathi film; recorded at Sony Scoring Studios in Hollywood
2016Film with music composed by the duo Ajay–Atul
2018Film with music composed by the duo Ajay–Atul
2020Career Highlights
- Debuted as a film music composer in 2004 (Gayab, Aga Bai Arrecha!)
- Won the National Film Award for Best Music Director (Jogwa, 2010)
- First Indian music directors to record at Sony Scoring Studios in Hollywood (Sairat, 2016)
- Listed on the Forbes India Celebrity 100 (ranked 82 in 2015)
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Atul Gogavale born?
Atul Gogavale was born on 11 September 1974.
What is Atul Gogavale known for?
Atul Gogavale is known for music Director, Music Composer, Singer.
What is Atul Gogavale’s marital status?
Atul Gogavale's marital status is listed as Married.
Who is Atul Gogavale married to?
Atul Gogavale is publicly listed as married to Poonam Gogavale.

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