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This is a list of famous and distinguished Gaud Saraswat Brahmins(including Rajapur Saraswats and Chitrapur Saraswats) also known as GSBs.

Famous Marathi GSBs

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Politics

Barrister Nath Pai

Suresh Prabhu[1]

Dutta Samant

S.K. Patil

Sadanand Varde

Gurudas Kamat[2]

Literature and Poetry

Pu.La. Deshpande[3]

Sunita Thakur[4]

Dilip Prabhavalkar[5]

Ba.Bha. Borkar

Madhu Mangesh Karnik[6]

Jaywant Dalvi[7]

C.T. Khanolkar

Ravindra Pinge[8]

Mangesh Padgaonkar[9]

Ramchandra Bhikaji Gunjikar[10]

Vaman Mangesh Dubhashi[11]

Cinema and Drama

Durgabai Kamat[12]

Ashok Saraf[13]

Sachin Pilgaonkar[14]

Damu Kenkre

Amol Palekar[15]

Vijay Tendulkar[16]

Ratnakar Matkari[17]

Pandit Bhai Gaitonde[18]

Ramdas Kamat

Suman Kalyanpur[19]

Ashok Patki[20]

Business and Banking

Rajeev Samant

Jayant Salgaonkar[21]

Anant Shivaji Desai[22]

S.B. Mujumdar[23]

Eknath Thakur[24]

Gautam Thakur[25]

Manoj G. Tirodkar

Law and Administration

Kashinath Trimbak Telang[26]

Bal Mangesh Wagle[27]

R.G. Bhandarkar[28]

Suresh Tendulkar

Sports

Sachin Tendulkar[29]

Sunil Gavaskar[30]

Dilip Vengsarkar

Other

Bhau Daji Lad[31] - Scholar of Ayurveda

Anil Kakodkar [32]- Ex-Director of BARC

G.S. Ghurye[33] - Sociologist

Achyut Kanvinde - Architect

Medha Patkar - Activist

Kaka Kalelkar - Independence Activist

Shankar Pandurang Pandit - [34]Reformer

Wamanrao Pai - Spiritual Leader

Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar[35] - Historian

Famous Konkani GSBs

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Politics

Manohar Parrikar[36]

Digambar Kamat[37]

Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay( nee Dhareshwar[38])

Literature and Poetry

Shenoi Goembab[39]

Basti Vaman Shenoy

Girish Karnad[40]

A.K. Priolkar

Uncle Pai[41]

Rashtrakavi Govinda Pai[42]

Gopalkrishna Pai

Cinema and Drama

Shyam Benegal[43]

Guru Dutt[44]

Shankar Nag[45]

Anant Nag[46]

Deepika Padukone[47]

Leena Chandavarkar[48]

Isha Koppikar[49]

Varsha Usgaonkar

Hema Sardesai

Business and Banking

Vasantrao S. Dempo[50]

Ammembal Subba Rao Pai[51]

Shripad Subrao Talmaki[52]

Vittal Mallya[53]

Vijay Mallya[54]

Vithal Kamat[55]

T.M.A Pai[56]

T. Mohandas Pai[57]

Nithin Kamath[58]

Nikhil Kamath[59]

Law and Administration

B.N. Rau[60]

B.R. Rau[61]

Subir Gokarn

Narayan Ganesh Chandavarkar[62]

Sports

Anil Kumble

Salil Ankola

Prakash Padukone[63]

Other

B. Jayant Baliga - Hero of Semiconductor Revolution

Nandan Nilekani [64]- Father of Aadhar Card

Dharmanand Damodar Kosambi[65] - Buddhist Scholar

Damodar Dharmanand Kosambi [66]- Polymath

Pre 1850s GSBs

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Gaudapadacharya[67] - Founder of Smarthism

Rama Kamat[68] - 18th Century Businessman

Narayan Shenvi[69] - British Correspondent to the Marathas

Pitambar Shenvi[70] - Portuguese Correspondent to the Marathas

Sabaji Anant Chature[71] - Maratha Correspondent to the Nizam

Jivbadada Kerkar[72] - General in Maratha Confederacy

Lakhwadada Lad[73] - General in Maratha Confederacy

Baloba Tatya Pagnis[74] - General in Maratha Confederacy

Naro Ram Mantri[75] - Waqnis in Court of Shahu Maharaj

Ramachandra Baba Sukthankar[76] - Confidante to the Peshwas

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