Ashwini Bhave

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Ashvini Bhave
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Bhave in 2009
Born (1972-05-07) 7 May 1972 (age 51) [1]
NationalityIndian
Other namesAshvini Bhave
Occupation(s)Actress, Model
Spouse
Kishore Bopardikar
(m. 2007)
[2]
Children2
Website http://www.ashvinibhave.com

Ashwini Bhave (also spelled Ashvini Bhave) is an Indian model and actress known for her work in both Hindi and Marathi-language films and television serials. Born and raised in India, she lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. [3]

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Career

Bhave was first noticed on television in a Hindi Sci-Fi serial Antariksh. She later portrayed the lead heroine in Marathi films such as Dhadakebaaz, Ashi Hi Banwa Banwi and Kalat Nakalat opposite top Marathi movie stars like Laxmikant Berde, Ashok Saraf, Sachin and Vikram Gokhale.

Her career spans over 40 films with several critically acclaimed performances in films such as Kalat Nakalat, Ahuti, Ashi Hi Banawa Banvi, Bhairavi, Purush, and the film, Henna by R.K. Productions.[ citation needed ] Subsequently, she starred in other Hindi movies such as Meera Ka Mohan, Honeymoon, Sainik and Bandhan . Bhave again switched over to television and Marathi movies. In 1993, she performed in the Kannada film Vishnu Vijaya directed by Keshu starring South Indian actor Dr.Vishnuvardhan and Akshay Kumar. [4] [5] In 1993, she played the character of a mother to Saif Ali Khan & Aamir Khan (albeit step one in Aamir's case) in the Yash Chopra's movie Parampara. She later acted in a television mega-serial Yugpurush.

In 1997 she acted in V. Manohar's directorial Kannada film Rangenahalliyage Rangada Rangegowda starring Dr.Ambareesh and Ramesh Aravind.

Bhave also played the lead role in a famous Marathi stage play Lagnachi Bedi (The Handcuffs of Marriage).

Personal life

Bhave graduated with a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Ruparel College, Mumbai and a bachelor's degree in Motion Pictures & Television from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco . Ashwini is married to Kishore Bopardikar, an entrepreneur.[ citation needed ] In 2007, she made a comeback as a producer and lead actress in the Marathi language movie Kadachit , which was shown in both Maharashtra and the US.[ citation needed ]

Filmography

Films

YearFilmRoleLanguage
1986Shabbas SunbaiRatan Inamdar Marathi
1987RajlakshmiJamuna Hindi
1988Kiss Bai KissGauri Marathi
Ashi Hi Banwa Banwi Madhuri
Gholat GholMadhu Kulkarni
1989 Kalat Nakalat Manisha
Ek Ratra Mantarleli Padma
Sharavegada Saradara Teja's love interest Kannada
1990 Dhadakebaaz Sub-Inspector Uma Jadhav Marathi
Baap Re BaapAnju
1991 Henna Chandani Kaul Hindi
Halad Rusali Kunku HaslaGauri Marathi
1992Sagle SarkhechMadhavi Jagdale
Meera Ka Mohan Meera Hindi
Honeymoon Lata
Than Than GopalPriya Marathi
AahutiAasha Sathe
Zunj Tujhi MajhiReshma Phadke
1993 Sainik Alka Hindi
Parampara Rajeshwari
Kayda Kanoon Shehnaz Lucknowi / Maria D'Souza
Ashaant Anita
Vishnu Vijaya Anitha Kannada
JanmathepKasturi Marathi
1994VazirKamal Kamble
Cheetah Anita Hindi
Chauraha Poonam
Zakhmi Dil Anitha
Ekka Raja Rani Asha
Mohabbat Ki ArzooShalu Singh
PurushAmbika Apte
Mayechi SawliRadha Shehnaiwale Marathi
1995Vapsi Sajan KiPooja
1996 Jurmana Kiran Saxena
Bhairavi Ragini Sridhar
1997 Judge Mujrim Inspector Ashwini Sinha
Rangenahalliyage Rangada RangegowdaKasthuri Kannada
1998 Sarkarnama Journalist Vaijayanti Patil Marathi
Yugpurush Dipti Hindi
Bandhan Pooja Thakur
1999Teri Mohabbat Ke NaamAmrita
2008 Kadachit Dr. Gayatri Pradhan Marathi
2013 Aajcha Divas Majha Mrs. Mohite
2017 Manjha Samidha [6]
Dhyanimani Shalini Pathak Marathi

Web series

YearFilmRoleLanguage
2020The Raikar CaseSakshi Naik Raikar [7] Hindi

See also

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