Bio
- Had started acting at age five.
- Played the role of a blind child who reforms a notorious gangster in her debut film Dada (1979).
- Wrote, produced and acted in the series Aarohan, inspired by her real-life rendezvous with the first batch of women who passed out of the Indian Naval Academy.
- Married filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri on 28th June 1997 after a courtship of three years.
- Refused to become a member of Film and Television Institute of India society in view of the students' protesting against the appointment of actor and politician Gajendra Chauhan as its chief.
- Became an executive member of the CINTAA (Cine and Television Artists' Association) that takes care of safety issues at shoots.
- Hosted the television reality singing competitions Antakshari and Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Marathi L'il Champs.
- Achieved immense popularity by her viral video series, titled 'Easy Hai' which has taken on terms like GST, surgical strikes and black money.
Pallavi JoshiApril 4, 1969 (age 55)Bombay, India
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Bio
- Had started acting at age five.
- Played the role of a blind child who reforms a notorious gangster in her debut film Dada (1979).
- Wrote, produced and acted in the series Aarohan, inspired by her real-life rendezvous with the first batch of women who passed out of the Indian Naval Academy.
- Married filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri on 28th June 1997 after a courtship of three years.
- Refused to become a member of Film and Television Institute of India society in view of the students' protesting against the appointment of actor and politician Gajendra Chauhan as its chief.
- Became an executive member of the CINTAA (Cine and Television Artists' Association) that takes care of safety issues at shoots.
- Hosted the television reality singing competitions Antakshari and Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Marathi L'il Champs.
- Achieved immense popularity by her viral video series, titled 'Easy Hai' which has taken on terms like GST, surgical strikes and black money.
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