Payel De

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Payel De
Born (1986-11-18) 18 November 1986 (age 37)
India
OccupationActress
Years active2006–present
Notable work Durga, Behula (TV series)
Spouse
(m. 2012)
Children1

Payel De, also known as Payel Dey, is a Bengali actress. She began her career in 2006 with Zee Bangla's Ekdin Pratidin daily soap and portrayed the character Chandrayee as a supporting role. She is known for her work in television soap opera serials Durga and Behula where she played the title character, both of these aired on Star Jalsha. She started her career while she was studying in college. Afterwards, she starred as Aalo Moitra in the TV serial Bodhu Kon Alo Laaglo Chokhe which aired on Star Jaisha. She has also played lead characters in Maa Durga (Colors Bangla), Tobu Mone Rekho (Zee Bangla), Ardhangini (Star Jalsha), Jaahanara (Colors Bangla), Durga Durgeshwari (Star Jalsha), Chuni Panna (Star Jalsha) and currently Desher Maati (Star Jalsha). [1]

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Her first feature film was Mayabazaar. [2] She also dubbed in Bengali movie Fidaa starring Yash and Sanjana. [3]

Apart from serials, she also played Goddess Durga in Durga Durgotinashini in 2016 and Mahishashur Mardini in 2015 on Colors Bangla. [4] [5] In 2021 she was seen in the film Mukhosh directed by Birsa Dasgupta, Produced under Shree Venkatesh Films opposite Anirban Bhattacharyya, Anirban Chakraborti and Chandrayee Ghosh.

Personal life

On 3 February 2012, she married her co-actor from a telefilm ‘Sokol Kata Dhonno Kore’ Dwaipayan Das. [6] The couple loves traveling and mostly embark on tours and treks to the Himalayas. [7] The couple have a son who was born in 2018.

Works

List of acting performances in Television
YearTitleRoleChannelProduction HouseNotesSource
2007 Ekdin Pratidin Chandryee Zee Bangla Beyond ReelsSupporting role
2008Bijoyinee Akash Bangla
Ichhe DanaIchhe Star Jalsha Applause Talkies Pvt.LtdLead role
20082010 Durga Sati Star Jalsha Shree Venkatesh Films Supporting role [8]
20102011 Behula Behula Star Jalsha Shree Venkatesh Films Lead role [9]
20122014 Bodhu Kon Alo Laaglo Chokhe Aalo Moitra Star Jalsha Shree Venkatesh Films Lead role [10]
20142016Maa DurgaMaa Durga Colors Bangla Shree Venkatesh Films Lead role [11]
2017 Tobu Mone Rekho Supriya Roy Zee Bangla Shree Venkatesh Films Lead role [12] [13]
Agnijal Devi Singhabahini

(later replaced by Adrija Roy)

Star Jalsha Shree Venkatesh Films Cameo role
2018 Ardhangini Ganga Star Jalsha Acropoliis Entertainment Antagonist [8]
2018 2019 Jaahanara Rubina Sheikh (later replaced by Suranjana Roy) Colors Bangla Friends CommunicationSupporting role [14]
2018 Jai Kali Kalkattawali Ritoja Moitra Star Jalsha Shree Venkatesh Films Episodic role
2019 2020 Durga Durgeshwari Goddess Durgeshwari Star Jalsha Shree Venkatesh Films Supporting role
Chuni Panna Madhuja Mallick Star Jalsha Shree Venkatesh Films Supporting role
2020 Prothoma Kadambini Bhobosundari Ganguly, First Wife of Dwarakanath Ganguly Star Jalsha Shree Venkatesh Films Supporting role
2021 Desher Maati Ujjaini Mukherjee Star Jalsha Magic Moments Motion Pictures Tertiary Female Lead
Nayantara Averi Sun Bangla Crystal FilmsSupporting role
2022 Sona Roder Gaan Anondi Colors Bangla Magic Moments Motion Pictures Female Lead role
2023–PresentRamprasadMaa Kali Star Jalsha Surinder Films Lead role
List of acting performances in Films
YearFilmRoleDirectorNotesSource
2021 Mukhosh Rai Roy Birsa Dasgupta First feature film as a lead
List of acting performances in Web Series
YearSeriesRoleDirectorPlatformNotesSource
2021InduKushiSayantan GhoshalHoichoiFirst performance in a Web
2022GoraSupriyaSayantan GhoshalHoichoiGuest appearance

Mahalaya

YearTitleRoleChannelSource
7 October 2008Mahisasuramardini (Mahalaya 2008)Goddess Swaraswati Zee Bangla
7 October 2010Durga Durgatinashini (Mahalaya 2010)Goddess Annada and Navadurga Star Jalsha
27 September 2011Durga Durgatinashini (Mahalaya 2011)Supporting Role Star Jalsha
4 October 2013Durgatinashini Durga (Mahalaya 2013)Dance Performance Star Jalsha
12 October 2015Mahisasurmardini (Mahalaya 2015)Goddess Mahisasurmardini Colors Bangla [15]
30 September 201619 September 201728 September 201917 September 2020Durga Durgatinashini (Mahalaya 2016)Goddess Mahisasurmardini Colors Bangla [16]
14 October 2023Yaa Devi Sarbabhutesu (Mahalaya 2023)Goddess Kali Star Jalsha [17]

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