Rashi Bunny

Popularly known for her performance in Bhisham Sahni's Madhavi Madhavi serial is telecasted by Sun Television Net >> Read More... , Rashi Bunny is an Indian theatre actress.  She currently resides in Bombay and has many awards in her name. She studied theatre at the University of Alabama and Rutgers University after completing primary and secondary education in India. She has worked in innumerable plays, and her first solo performance was with Arvind Gaur Arvind Gaur is an Indian theatre director who is k >> Read More... in 'Madhavi'. Her second solo, Hidden Fires, which was selected as one of the best plays of the year by SKP, was also directed by Arvind Gaur. Her plays dealt with many social issues like child abuse, domestic abuse and NRI issues. 

Rashi’s passion for skits and plays can be clearly seen in plays directed by her. She was the founder of the Banjara Theatre group at IIT Kharagpur. She has directed plays like 'Shrishti ka Aakhari Aadmi', 'Bakri' which were well acclaimed. 

Rashi has been a dynamic person who has invested her life in all fields of play and has opened up theatre teaching institutes.She has directed open air productions like Daldal and also directed musical videos for Children's Theatre Wings of Banjara. She has taken part in theatre festivals and has written plays for the NGO's in India and abroad. She was one of the chosen 50 icons for emerging personality in India in 2005.This was conducted by the Sahara India Group. She has also gained international recognition. She has been awarded 'Colour Of Nation' at International Theatre Festival. Her other international awards include 'President's Honour role for Academic Excellence'. For the children's play, 'Kitne Tare Kitne Bulb' she won the award for best director.

The critics have always praised Rashi’s performance and described it as being flawless. They have enjoyed all her plays and have revered her talent and creativity in designing simple sets, and passing on a very powerful social message. She is popularly known for her ' I have a dream theatre workshop' for self-exploration and creative expression.

In a recent interview, Rashi said that she goes with the flow of he life. She saw herself as a wanderer in Banjara and sees the ample number of opportunities in the form of an ocean in Mumbai. She described her best moments; one of them was when she was offered a pomegranate by an old lady after her performance in Yerevan. The pomegranate symbolized life abundance and soul. The other one was when she couldn't get off the stage even after the curtain closed, thanks to the people standing clapping and cheering for her in International Russia Film Festival.