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Aditi Sarangdhar
Born (1981-10-16) 16 October 1981 (age 43)
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
OccupationActress
Years active2000–present
Spouse
Suhas Revandekar
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(m. 2013)​

Aditi Sarangdhar is an Indian actress.[1] She worked in many Marathi movies and series. She is famous for the role of Rama Chaudhary in serial Vadalvaat and Malvika Khanvilkar in serial Yeu Kashi Tashi Me Nandayla.[2]

Early life

Aditi was born to Dr. Dipak and Shaila Sarangdhar, a middle-class family from Kalyan. She is a graduate from Ramnarain Ruia College, Mumbai. On 25 May 2013, Aditi married Suhas Revandekar.

Career

Sarangdhar performed in Nishikant Kamat's experimental play Litmus, where she was spotted. Kanchan Adhikari offered her the role of Damini. She acted in the female version of Devendra Pem's EAll The Best' and then Zee Marathi's Vadalvaat.

In the two-act play, Aditi portrays call-girl "Shabbo". The story revolves around two characters and two incidents. She played shades of Radha successfully. Rajan Tamhane directed this play and played two short term characters. Aditi secured Zee Gaurav and MaTa Sanman for this role.

Hou De Jarasa Ushir is a movie directed by Wasim Maner. Aditi portrays Monali Mohite. The movie competed for an Oscar nomination.[3]

Filmography

Films

Year Films Director Role Ref.
2004 Akalpit Ramesh More [4]
2006 Divasen Divas Gajendra Ahire [5]
2007 Natha Pure Ata Mrs. Lata Ashok Jadhav [6]
2008 Uladhaal Aditya Sarpotdar Neha [7]
2009 Chingi Raaj Israni
2010 Tee Ratra Viju Mane Rajni Deshmukh [8]
2011 Paach Naar Ek Bejaar Vijay Satghare
2011 Tuch Khari Gharachi Laxmi Vijay Bhanu
2012 Dhating Dhingana Mandar Devsthali [9]
2012 Aik (Listen) Pratik Kadam Aditi Jadhav [10]
2012 Kay Karu N Kasa Karu Vinay A. Laad
2013 Mohar Vijay Patkar Tainu [11]
2013 Mandali Tumchyasathi Kay Pan Anil Surve
2013 Aakant Mansing Pawar [12]
2013 Sutradhar Pratik Kadam Vaijayanthi
2013 Hou De Jarasa Ushir Wasim Maner Monali Mohite [13]
2013 Navra Maza Bhavra Kamalakar Gunjal [14]
2016 Majha Naav Shivaji Pranita Pawar Namrata

Television

Year Title Role Ref.
2000 Damini
2003-2007 Vadalvaat Rama Choudhary [15]
2008 Katha Sarita Episodic role
2009 Abhilasha Janu [16]
2010 Active Wheel WOW Guest appearance
2011-2016 Lakshya Inspector Saloni Deshmukh [17][18]
2011 Fu Bai Fu Contestant
2012 Dholkichya Talavar Contestant
2014 Bheti Laagi Jeeva Surrogate mother
2015 Majhe Man Tujhe Zhale Swarada [19]
2017 Comedychi GST Express Contestant [20]
2018-2020 H. M. Bane T. M. Bane Tulika Bane [21]
2020 Swarajya Janani Jijamata
2021-2022 Yeu Kashi Tashi Me Nandayla Malvika Khanvilkar
2022–present Nave Lakshya Inspector Saloni Deshmukh

Stage work

Year Title Director Notes
2000 Litmus Sameer Limaye Debut play
Manjula Nishikant Kamat
2008 Aga Aga Degree Mangesh Satpute
2013 Proposal Rajan Tamhane [22]
2015 All The Best Devendra Pem [23]
Indrakshi Sahyadri Media Entertainment
Graceful Rajan Tamhane [24]

Awards and nominations

Year Work Award Name of Category Result Ref.
2000 Manjula Sawai Inter-College-Drama Competition Best Actress Won
2004 Vadalvaat Zee Marathi Utsav Natyancha Awards Best Actress Nominated [25]
Best Character - Female Won
2005 Best Actress Won [26]
Best Character - Female Won
2013 Proposal Maharashtra Times Sanman Awards Best Actress in Play Won
Zee Gaurav Puraskar Best Actress - Play Won [27]
Maharashtra State Government Commercial Theater Competition Award Best Actress Won
2021 Yeu Kashi Tashi Me Nandayla Zee Marathi Utsav Natyancha Awards Best Character - Female Nominated [28]
Best Negative Role - Female Won [29]

References

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