Supriya Pathare is a

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, and film actress. She is known for her portrayal in ''

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'' as Kanchanmala & ''

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'' as Mothi Aai. She had participated in '' Fu Bai Fu'' as a contestant. Currently, she is playing the character of Maai in '' Thipkyanchi Rangoli''.

Personal life

Pathare is married and has two children, a boy and a girl. Settled in

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. His son is return from

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after completion of study then he started

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truck named as 'Mharaj' in

Career

Pathare was born at Umarkhadi in Sandhurst Road,

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. There was no background of acting in her family. She was extremely active in theatre from school days and also wrote a script when in the 7th Standard. Tin Paishancha Tamasha was a play where many amateur actors tried their luck and Supriya used this opportunity to fine tune her acting skills with the help of her Guru Waman Kendre. Kickstarting her career with the Marathi Play Darling, Darling. Darling, Darling was Supriya's first commercial play. Over sixteen years, Supriya performed in a number of plays and has made a mark in the acting fraternity. Supriya has also managed to show her talent as comedian by acting in a comedy reality show Fu Bai Fu. She has played different role types, negative characters, loving motherly characters as well as comedy standup actor in Fu Bai Fu, which she won with

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in one year. Supriya was appearing in a Marathi serial, ''

''. She also acted in and is famous for her cast in

as "Kanchanmala Randive" or Kanchanmala Bai as Akkasaheb called her. This was a negative role. Supriya Pathare claimed that she was held "captive" for three months by a producer in Rajasthan during the shooting of a film and was rescued at the intervention of late

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chief

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Filmography

Films

Television

Plays

*''Darling, Darling'' *''Hich Majhi Rani''

Awards

* Natya Darpan Puraskar for play Darling Darling * Best Mother-in-law in Zee Marathi Utsav Natyancha Awards 2015

References

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Pathare, Supriya Living people Marathi people Actresses in Marathi cinema Actresses in Marathi theatre 1972 births Actresses from Mumbai