Radhika Apte Biography, Age, Height, Husband, Children, Family, Facts, Caste, Wiki & More

Radhika Apte did her graduation from Fergusson College in Economics and Mathematics. She is a trained Kathak dancer, and she got trained by Rohini Bhate for almost eight years. After she left India for a year to study and got training in "contemporary dance" from "London's Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance". In 2005, she made debutant from the film "Vaah! Life Ho Toh Aisi“ in which she had a minimal role, she did this film for a fun purpose while studying in college. She was noticed first time by “Rahul Bose" who saw her performance in Bombay Black, an Anahita Oberoi's play. And the actor suggested her name for the director Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury for the Bengali film "Antaheen" in which she played the role of a "TV Journalist". She made her debut through the Marathi language film "Gho Mala Asla Hava' a film by "Sunil Sukthankar and Sumitra Bhave" in 2009 in which she played the character of a village girl.

 

Post that film, she appeared in some other Marathi language films such as "Mor Dekhne Jungle Mein, Ek Marathi Manoos and Samaantar". She acted in 2010 released Maneej Premnath's thriller film "The Waiting Room" as Tina. She was highly praised for her performance in this film. She rose to prominence with her performance in the much-acclaimed films "Rakta Charitra Season-1" and "Rakta Charitra Season-2" in 2010. She then appeared in some Telugu films as well. She was highly praised for her performance in Manjhi - The Mountain Man in 2015. After that, she has concentrated mostly in Hollywood and stunned everybody with her performances in films like Parched, Pad Man, Andhadhun, and Baazaar among others.

 

After proving her mettle in Bollywood, she is all set to make her Hollywood debut with the film titled The Ashram. She has also been roped in Michael Winterbottom's British-American action thriller film titled The Wedding Guest. She has also appeared in various Netflix series such as Lust Stories, and The Scared Games among others. She was also the co-writer of Anurag Kashyap's segment of Lust Stories.