Aarti Wadagbalkar

Aarti Wadagbalkar is an Indian actress working primarily in the Marathi film industry. She got her first acting job in the Marathi TV series, EkaLagnachi TeesriGoshta (2013-2014), where she played the character named Madhu. She then debuted on the silver screen when she got cast in a supporting role in Timepass (2014), a Marathi romantic film set up in the 90s. She plays Mandataai Shantaram Parab, the sister of the lead character Dagaduessayed by Prathamesh Parab.

This film previously held the record of the highest-grossing Marathi movie until Riteish Deshmukh‘s Lai Bhaari broke it. Aarti also starred in its sequel, Timepass 2 (2015), playing the same role. This film, too, broke many box-office records like its predecessor. She then bagged a role in the Marathi comedy, Andy Cha Funda (2017), directed by SantoshShetty. She plays the role of Kaku and stars alongside AtharvaBedekar, DeepaChaudhary, and ArunNalawade. In 2018, she got cast in a Marathi feminist drama film, AamhiDoghi, and shot to fame.

Based on a short story by the late author Gauri Desphande, this movie had an ensemble cast of MuktaBarve, PriyaBapat, Bhushan Pradhan This Marathi TV and film actor was born in Mumbai, >> Read More... , and Aarti (as Neha). In 2019, she got cast in the Marathi rom-com, Aatpadi Nights, playing the role of Manisha.PranavRathore and Sayali Sanjiv play the lead roles. Directed and written by Nitin Supekar Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , this film garnered positive reviews from the audience.

She also starred in another Marathi rom-com, Luckee (2019), as Reporter Prachi. Abhay Mahajan Abhay Mahajan is an actor predominantly working in >> Read More... and Deepti Sati Deepti Sati is a renowned Malayalam film actress. >> Read More... star in the lead roles. Aarti also features in the short Hindi drama movie, Chubhan (2019), starring Shweta Basu Prasad Shweta Basu Prasad is a famous name on television, >> Read More... and Manoj Kolhatkar Manoj Kolhatkar is an actor and film producer born >> Read More... . Directed by Sachin Arun Gokhale, Aarti essays the role of Megha’s (Shweta Prasad) friend. The theme and story of this short film received positive reviews.