Vandana Gupte Age, Height, Weight, Wiki, Biography, Family, And More

Vandana Gupte Age

71 Years Old

Biography

Full Name	Vandana Gupte
Date of Birth	16 July 1952
Age	71 Years Old
Place of Birth	Mumbai, Maharashtra
Nationality	Indian
Religion	Hinduism
Profession	Actress

Family

Father	Manik Varma
Mother	Shri Amar Verma
Brother	None
Sister	Bharati Achrekar, Aruna Jaiprakash, Rani Varma
Spouse	Shirish Gupte
Kids	Abhijit Gupte

Career

Vandana Varma, born to renowned classical singer Manik Varma and Shri Amar Varma, grew up in a family deeply rooted in the arts. She is the sister of Bharati Achrekar and Rani Varma. Vandana is married to criminal defense lawyer Shirish Gupte.

In her career, Vandana has appeared in various films, starting with “Pasant Aahe Mulgi” in 1989, followed by “Lapandav” in 1993 (citation needed). She continued her journey in cinema with roles in films like “Pachhadlela” (2004), “Divasen Divas” (2006), “Matichya Chuli” (2006), and “It’s Breaking News” (2007) in Hindi. She also appeared in “Meerabai Not Out” (2008) in Hindi, “Gharatyasathi Saare Kahi” (2008), “The Other End of the Line” (2008) in Hindi and English, “Samaantar” (2009), “Mani Mangalsutra” (2010), “Time Please” (2013), “Andhali Koshimbir” (2014), “Double Seat” (2015), “Family Katta” (2016), “Photocopy” (2015), “What’s up Lagna” (2018), “Bucket List” (2018), “Barayan” (2018), “Well Done Baby” (2020), “Karkhanisanchi Waari: Ashes on a road trip” (2021), and “Baipan Bhaari Deva” (2023).

Vandana has also made appearances on television, including shows like “X Zone” (1998) in Hindi on Zee TV, “Kareena Kareena” (2004–2005) in Hindi on Zee TV, “Pandey aur Pandey” (2006) in Hindi Bollywood Songs Countdown Show on Zee TV, “Hya Gojirvanya Gharaat” on ETV Marathi, “Bandhan Saat Janamon Ka” (2008–2009) in Hindi on Colors TV, “Sajan Re Jhoot Mat Bolo” in Hindi on SAB TV, “Aambat Goad” on Star Pravah, and “Sukhanchya Sarini He Man Baware” on Colors Marathi.

Furthermore, Vandana has contributed to theater with notable performances in plays like “Shoo…Kutha Bolaycha Nahi,” “Shree Tashi Sau,” “Celebration,” “Sundar Mi Honar,” “Ramale Mee – Chandralekha,” “Chaar Chaughi – Shri Chintamani,” “Ranga Umaltya Manache – Chandralekha,” “Padmashree Dhundiraj,” “Akhercha Sawaal” with Vijaya Mehta, “Madanbaadhaa,” “Sonchapha – Chandralekha,” “Gaganbhedi – Chandralekha,” “Sundar Mi Honar” by P.L. Deshpande, “Wada Chirebandi,” “Jhunja,” “Premaa Tujhya Gava Zaave” – Chandralekha, “Saatvya Muleechee Saatvee Mulgee,” “Ani Kahi Olee Paane,” “Char Diwas Premache” by Ratnakar Matkari, “Char Din Pyaar Ke” in Hindi by Ratnakar Matkari, “Jasma Odhun,” “Sandhyachaya,” and “Haravlelya Pattyancha Banglaa” by Chandrakant Kulkarni.