Vaishnavi Sharma

Vaishnavi Sharma is an actress. Her place of birth is Delhi, India. Vaishnavi Sharma’s hobbies include reading, photography, internet surfing, learning, traveling, cooking, painting, cycling, and pottery. She has learned Masterclasses with Robert Walden and Michael Leeds. She has been trained from the “Blessed Unrest Training Company” and “The New School for Drama, MFA.”

 Vaishnavi Sharma is famous for the TV Series Blue Bloods (2010), Mr. Robot (2015 - 2019), in which she played the role of Elliot’s mother, and The Leftovers (2014). She had played the role of Mital Shahane in the TV Series “The Leftovers.” In 2020, she worked in “High Maintenance” as a Guest Star. In 2021, she worked in the film “What She Said,” in which she played the character of Jackie. The film was broadcast on September 14, 2021, under the production of Shallow Graves. She also worked in a supporting role in Rasikan Re (2003) and Socha Na Tha Click to look into! >> Read More... .  She played the lead role in Anjali, in 2008.

Her works in New York Theatre include Pygmalion (Eliza Doolittle), The Seagull (Arkadina), Sense and Sensibility (Margaret), The side of Neverland (Lady Sims), The Iliad: Book I (Hera/ Athena), Brainpeople (Mayannah), Ten Blocks On The Camino Real (Esmeralda) and some more more. 

In 2023, she was seen in the short film Small Packages. Besides performing, Vaishnavi penned the script and produced the short, which was directed by Jenny Lester. Vaishanvi is settled in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. Vaishnavi’s Small Packages was one of the finalists at the Miami Screenplay Awards. In the regional theatre play Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson-Apt 2B, she played the role of Holmes. In the play The Death Of The Novel, she played Sheba. She was also seen in the play Around The World in 80 Days as Aouda. She was also seen in the plays, Hamlet, Romeo And Juliet Romeo And Juliet is a Tamil TV series. It aired on >> Read More... , As You Like It, A Comedy of Errors, and The Iliad: Book One. She was also seen in the International Theater plays, including As You Like It, Mythos, Antigone, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Merchant of Venice, and Oleanna.