Aishwarya Narkar Age, Height, Weight, Wiki, Biography, Family, And More

Aishwarya Narkar Age

54 Years Old

Biography

Full Name	Aishwarya Narkar
Date of Birth	10 May 1970
Age	54 Years Old
Place of Birth	Nashik, Maharashtra
Nationality	Indian
Religion	Hinduism
Profession	Actress

Family

Father	Not Known
Mother	Not Known
Brother	Not Known
Sister	Not Known
Spouse	Avinash Narkar

Physical Measurements

Height	5 ft 3 inches
Weight	Not Known
Hair Color	Black
Eye Color	Black
Body Measurements	Not Known

Education

School	Swami Vivekananda High School
College	Not Known
Qualification	Not Known

Career

Aishwarya Narkar is an Indian actress known for her work in Marathi films, serials, and plays, as well as her appearances in numerous Hindi serials and commercials. She began her television career with the show “Mahashweta” (1997-2000) on DD Sahyadri, playing the role of Radha. In 1999, she had an episodic role in “Tharar” on Zee Marathi. Her subsequent roles included Radhika in “Duheri” (2000) and Rama in “Thorala Ho” (2001) on DD Sahyadri. She played the character Aishwarya in “Reshimgathi” (2002) on Zee Marathi and appeared in an episodic role in “Sonpawale” the same year on DD Sahyadri. From 2005 to 2008, she portrayed Sarita Adhikari in “Ya Sukhano Ya” on Zee Marathi.

In Hindi television, Aishwarya played Savitri Garodia in “Ghar Ki Lakshmi Betiyann” (2006-2009) on Zee TV. She then had an episodic role in “Unit 9” (2008) on Zee Marathi and played Ashwin’s wife in “Chitrakathi” (2009) on DD Sahyadri. She starred as Sudha Bajpayee in “Yeh Pyar Na Hoga Kam” (2009-2010) on Colors TV and Rama in “Ya Valnavar” (2011-2012) on ETV Marathi. In 2011, she played Kaveri in “Maayke Se Bandhi Dor” on StarPlus. Her role as Vasundhara Jaiswal (“Ija” or “Sarkar”) in “Chhal — Sheh Aur Maat” (2012) on Colors TV was well-received.

Aishwarya continued her television career with a guest appearance in “Ruchira” (2012) on DD Sahyadri and as Shubhra’s mother in “Majhe Man Tujhe Zale” (2013-2015) on ETV Marathi. She portrayed Elaichi Trilokchand Pethawala in “Tum Hi Ho Bandhu Sakha Tumhi” (2015) and Prof. Iravati Subhedar in “Lek Majhi Ladki” (2016-2018) on Star Pravah. She then appeared as Gopikabai in “Swamini” (2019-2020) on Colors Marathi and Radha Balaji Bhatt in “Kashibai Bajirao Ballal” (2021-2022) on Zee TV. From 2020 to 2021, she played Aruna in “Shreemantagharchi Suun” on Sony Marathi and currently stars as Rupali Mhatre/Rajadhayy in “Satvya Mulichi Satavi Mulgi” on Zee Marathi. In 2023, she appeared as Gauri’s mother in “Taali” and as Vani Malhotra in “Baatein Kuch Ankahee Si” on Star Plus.

Aishwarya’s filmography includes roles in several Marathi films. In 1999, she played Mukta Deshmukh in “Ghe Bharari” and Swati in “Tuch Majhi Bhagya Lakshmi” (2000). She also appeared in “Sattadhish” and “Aai Shakti Devta” the same year. In 2001, she starred as Lakshmi in “Lakshmi” and Shakuntala in “Saubhagya Kankshini.” She played Janaki in “Aadhar” (2002) and Anita in “Mala Jagaychay” (2003). Her roles in 2004 included Janaki Deshmukh in “Ghar Grihasti,” Sarita Pradhan in “Sakshatkar,” Ashwini Birajdar in “Ranragini,” and other roles in “Bhiti Ek Satya,” “Raja Pandharicha,” “Akalpit,” “Sakshatkar,” “Salam The Salute,” and “Bhiu Nakos Mi Tujhya Pathishi Ahe.”

In 2005, she appeared in “Olakh,” “Sun Ladaki Sasarchi,” “Zhuluk” as Aru, “Me Tulas Tujhya Angani” as Shanta, “Kalam 302,” and “Tighi.” She starred in “Gagangiri Maharaj” (2006), “Kadhi Achanak” (2006) as Kavita Doiphode, “Ek Kalokhi Raatra” (2007), “Mural Khandobarayachi” (2008), and “Apradh” (2008) as Priya. She continued her film career with “Anka Ganit Anandache” (2010), “Tambavyacha Vishnubala” (2011), “Aanandache Dohi” (2011), “Champions” (2012), “Hou De Zara Ushir” (2012) as Rukmini Pawar, “Yellow” (2014) as Gauri’s teacher, and “Babanchi Shala” (2016) as the jailer’s wife.

In Hindi cinema, she appeared as Gayatri Bhagla in “Dhadak” (2018) and Mrs. Upadhyay in “Shehzada” (2023). On stage, Aishwarya has performed in various Marathi plays, including “Gandh Nishigandhacha,” “Mi Majhya Mulancha,” “Satalota,” “Kabirache Kay Karayche,” “Lagnachi Bed,” “Hands Up,” “Pahat Wara,” “Sonpankhi,” “Sobat Sangat,” “Amhi Sau Kumud Prabhakar Apte,” “Soyre Sakal,” and “Takshakyag.”