Nivedita Joshi Age, Height, Weight, Wiki, Biography, Family, And More

Nivedita Joshi Age

59 Years Old

Biography

Full Name	Nivedita Ashok Saraf
Date of Birth	10 January 1965
Age	59 Years Old
Place of Birth	Mumbai, Maharashtra
Nationality	Indian
Religion	Hinduism
Profession	Actress

Family

Father	Gajan Joshi
Mother	Vimal Joshi
Brother	None
Sister	Meenal Joshi
Spouse	Ashok Saraf
Kids	Aniket Saraf

Physical Measurements

Height	5 feet 4 Inches
Weight	60 kg
Hair Color	Dark brown
Eye Color	Black

Career

Nivedita Joshi started her acting journey on stage at the young age of 10. She transitioned to the silver screen with her debut as a child actor in J. Om Prakash’s Hindi drama film “Apnapan,” where she portrayed a beggar alongside Sudhir Dalvi. Following this, she appeared in a few more Hindi films as a child actor, credited as Baby Nivedita Joshi.

In 1984, Joshi landed her first leading role in the Marathi family drama film “Navri Mile Navryala,” directed by Sachin Pilgaonkar. This marked the beginning of her successful career in Marathi cinema. The same year, she also appeared in “Gharcha Bhedi.”

In 1985, Joshi had brief roles in films like “Ardhangi,” “Paisa Yeh Paisa,” and “Uske Baad.” Her notable role of the year was in Mahesh Kothare’s directorial debut, “Dhum Dhadaka,” a box office hit that showcased the essence of Marathi cinema.

The following year, in 1987, she played a college-going girl in “Kashasathi Premasathi” and starred in the action comedy “De Danadan,” both of which contributed to her growing popularity.

In 1988, Joshi collaborated with Pilgaonkar again for the comedy drama film “Ashi Hi Banwa Banwi,” which became a major box office success and attained cult classic status among Marathi audiences. She also appeared in romantic dramas like “Kiss Bai Kiss” and “Gholat Ghol.”

In 1989, Joshi portrayed the main lead role in the action comedy “Thartharat,” which was a huge box office success. She continued her streak with releases like “Balache Baap Brahmachari,” “De Dhadak Be Dhadak,” and “Pheka Pheki.”

The 1990s saw Joshi’s diverse roles in films like “Aamchyasarkhe Aamhich,” “Tuzhi Mazhi Jamli Jodi,” “Dhamal Bablya Ganpyachi,” and “Changu Mangu.” She also ventured into Hindi cinema with films like “Narsimha” (1991) and “King Uncle” (1993).

In 1993, Joshi starred in “Tu Sukhkarta,” marking her return to Marathi cinema after a brief hiatus. She delivered a notable performance in the drama film.

In 1994, Joshi portrayed the mother of a young boy in “Majha Chakula,” a critically and commercially successful film. This marked her last collaboration with Mahesh Kothare before taking a maternity break.

During her break, Joshi made a television appearance in the 2006 Marathi serial “Bandhan.” She returned to films after 15 years with the 2011 release “Aata Ga Baya,” where she played a negative role.

Joshi has continued her acting journey with notable roles in Marathi serials like “Aggabai Sasubai” and its spin-off “Aggabai Sunbai.” Currently, she can be seen in Colors Marathi’s “Bhagya Dile Tu Mala” as Ratnamala Mohite.