Rasika Vengurlekar

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Biography 

An Indian television actress named Rasika Vengurlekar is well-known for her enduring roles in Marathi and Hindi serials. She was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, on July 11, 1989. After completing her education at Mumbai's Social Service League High School, Rasika, also known as Rasu, went on to graduate in 2011 with a degree in commerce from Mumbai's Maharshi Dayanand College of Commerce.

Rasika made her acting debut in Zee Marathi's popular show, Dil Dosti Duniyadari, where she played the role of Pragalbha. Her performance in this show garnered her much appreciation and made her a household name. She was then seen in Zee Yuva's show Freshers, which further cemented her position as a talented actress and brought her into the mainstream.

Rasika has also acted in popular shows such as Devyani and Shapit, two shows where her performances received immense praise. Currently, she can be seen as a comedian.

Education

Rasika Vengurlekar is an Indian television actress known for her memorable performances in Marathi and Hindi serials. She was born on July 11, 1989, in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Rasika, also known as Rasu, completed her schooling at the Social Service League High School in Mumbai and then earned a Commerce degree from the Maharshi Dayanand College of Commerce, Mumbai, in 2011.

Family

Indian television actress Rasika Vengurlekar is well-known for her memorable roles in well-liked Marathi and Hindi serials. She was born to Neelima and Deepak Mandelkar in Mumbai, Maharashtra.

Career

Rasika Vengurlekar is well known for the programs Maharashtrachi HasyaJatra, Fresher's, and Dill Dosti Duniyadari. She started her journey in acting as a theatre artist before appearing in television shows. Additionally, Rasika Vengurlekar played Rani in the daily drama Devyani, Ekka Raja Rani in 2012. Rasika Vengurlekar had her breakthrough with the 2015 Marathi sitcom Dill Dosti Duniyadari.

The lives of six friends who share a flat are examined in the television program Dill Dosti Duniyadari. Pragalbha Nagaonkar, the daughter of the society secretary, was portrayed by Rasika Vengurlekar. Pragalbha, a strange character by nature, has a string of relationships in the show before finding love with Sam. Rasika Vengurlekar became a well-known or well-known figure in the Marathi television industry as a result of the success of Dill Dosti Duniyadari with the audience. Rasika Vengurlekar began playing the title role in the Zee Yuva television series Freshers in 2016. The narrative is based on the experiences of seven new college freshmen friends from various backgrounds. Additionally, it demonstrates how each of them grows and learns things about themselves. Renuka Billare is portrayed by Rasika Vengurlekar; she is a shy young woman from a low-income family.

The show ran with over 200 episodes approximately and ended successfully. Additionally, Rasika Vengurlekar became a part of Sony Marathi’s comedy show, Maharashtrachi HasyaJatra, where she performs acts of comedy. The show gave her a huge reach and fame through this. In 2019, she also appeared in the Hindi television show, the comedy television series Bhakharwadi on Sony SAB. In the show, she acted the role of Vibhavri, an emotional person who hails from a Maharashtrian household.