Sai Tamhankar

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Sai Tamhankar
Tamhankar in 2023
Born (1986-06-25) 25 June 1986 (age 37)
Sangli, Maharashtra, India
OccupationActress
Years active2008-present
Spouse
Amey Gosavi
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(m. 2013; div. 2015)​
PartnerAnish Jog (2022)[1]
AwardsFull list

Sai Tamhankar (pronunciation: [səiː t̪aːmɦəɳkəɾ]) is an Indian actress known for her work in Marathi, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam language films and television.[2] She is the recipient several awards including a Filmfare Award and three Filmfare Marathi Awards.

Early life[edit]

Tamhankar was born on 25 June 1986[3] in Sangli, Maharashtra, India, and studied at Swatrantya veer Savarkar Pratisthan, Pradnya Prabhodhini Prashala Vishrambaug Sangli.[2] She was a state level Kabaddi player and has an orange belt in karate as well.[4] She got into acting through a play directed by her mother's friend. Her second play, Aadhe Adhure, won her the Best Actress award, at an inter-college theater competition.[5]

Personal life[edit]

Tamhankar got engaged to Amey Gosavi, a visual effects artist on 7 April 2012. They got married on 15 December 2013, but divorced in 2015.[6]

Career[edit]

Television, film debut and breakthrough (2003–2012)[edit]

After her stint in plays, Tamhankar made her television debut with side roles in Tuzyavina in 2003.[7] But she was recognised in the ETV Marathi daily soap Ya Gojirvanya Gharat. She played a tolerant wife opposite Avishkar Darvhekar.[8] Further, she was seen in a few more daily soaps, including a supporting role in Ekta Kapoor's Kasturi and a surrogate role in Anubandh (both in 2007).[9][5]

In 2008, she made her film debut with a supporting role in Subhash Ghai's crime thriller Black & White, and Aamir Khan starred Ghajini.[10][11] The same year, she paired opposite Subodh Bhave and Shreyas Talpade in Sanai Choughade. This also marked her debut in the Marathi industry. Critic Ullas Shirke of Marathi Movie World noted, "Twice or thrice Sai’s inexperience can be noticed but in her debut movie she is much promising."[12] She had received Favourite Actress nomination at Maharashtracha Favourite Kon. The following year, she was seen in the ensemble Haay Kaay...Naay Kaay, Sumbaran, and Be Dune Saade Char.[13][14][15] Next, she appeared in Renuka Shahane's critically acclaimed Rita.[16] Renuka Vyavahare of The Times of India remarked on her performance as "effective."[17]

In 2010, she portrayed Lady Don opposite Umesh Kamat in the comedy Ajab Lagnachi Gajab Gosht, the plot revolving around Rajeev and Priya, who are diametrically opposite to each other, and their whimsical 'Marriage'.[18] She also had a brief appearance in Mahesh Manjrekar's political thriller bilingual film City of Gold.[19] Tamhankar in 2011 essayed a helpless wife in the suspense comedy Don Ghadicha Daav, the remake of B. R. Chopra's 1973 film Dhund, which was inspired by Agatha Christie's 1958 play The Unexpected Guest.[20] Her next release was Rahul Thackeray directed Raada Rox. Both films were poorly received by critics and audiences. Her final release of that year was Ankush Chaudhari directed and starred Zhakaas.[21] The film was a super hit at the box office.[22] The film gained her an MFK Award for Favourite Supporting Actress nomination.

Tamhankar (left), Pushkar Jog (center) and Manisha Kelkar (right) at the premiere of Mission Possible (2010).

Next, she played the role of Bipasha Basu's character from No Entry (2005) in the Marathi remake titled No Entry Pudhe Dhokha Aahey. She played the role of a bargirl who acts as the wife of two men.[23] As per the character requirement, she wore a two-piece bikini in the film, which was new and very rare in the Marathi industry.[24] The Times of India critic called "Tamhankar is the USP of this movie" but criticised her bikini scene and wrote, "She has shown remarkable guts to adorn two piece bikini in Marathi movie, but she lacks the figure and attitude to carry such bold attire."[25] Her other three releases of that year were Dhagedore, Baburao La Pakda and Aaghor.[26]

In 2013, Tamhankar had ten releases, including Balak Palak, Ashach Eka Betavar, and Tendulkar Out.[27] She featured in Nikhil Mahajan's directorial debut thriller film Pune 52, alongside Girish Kulkarni and Sonali Kulkarni. The film was loosely inspired by the 1974 Hollywood classic Chinatown.[28] She appeared as a sexy, sophisticated woman who desired to be free of her cheating spouse. The film and her role were praised by critics, with a review carried by DNA mentioned her as "who surprises with a very crisp, controlled performance."[29] Her next release was the acclaimed Anumati, directed by Gajendra Ahire. Generally, critics had mixed reviews about her not-so-glamorous role.[30] Following this, she was in a supporting role in Mahesh Kothare's horror comedy Zapatlela 2 and Sameer Vidwans' romantic comedy Time Please.[31][32] Her eighth release of that year was the romantic musical comedy Mangalashtak Once More, she depicted the role of a focused office colleague. Ullas Shirke of Marathi Movie World commented, "Tamhankar appeared as friendly appearance, she has a sizable role and she perfectly fits into that character of career minded Sahlini."[33]

Rise to prominence (2013–2017)[edit]

Tamhankar garnered widespread recognition the same year for her starring role opposite Swapnil Joshi in Sanjay Jadhav's romantic drama Duniyadari.[34] The plot is set against the backdrop of the late 1970s, about college campus, love-hate relationships, and eventually making them realise the true face of life.[35] She portrayed a medical student who falls in love with Joshi's character. Duniyadari emerged as a major success with a cult status and a revenue of ₹30 crore (US$5.12 million), becoming a record of the highest grossing Marathi film of that time which was broke by Timepass (2014).[36] Ullas Shirke of Marathi Movie World described her as "Tamhankar has found an important role to display her real acting skills. Till now, she was being used more as a glamour girl."[37] She won the Maharashtra State Film Awards for Best Special Appearance Actress, the Zee Chitra Gaurav Puraskar for Best Actress and the MFK Award for Favourite Actress.[38][39] Her last release was the Hindi political drama Wake Up India.[40]

Her first release in 2014 was Sau Shashi Deodhar, a story about a woman struggling in her life due to a car accident.[41] She plays the woman who goes through split personality disorder due to an accident.[42] The critic wrote, "Sai’s confused and troubled state of mind is reflected in her emotions."[43] She once again collaborated with Ahire for Postcard about human relationships. The film had its premier at the Goa Film Festival in 2013 and its theatrical release in April 2014. The Hollywood Reporter ascribed, "The nosy, laughing Tamhankar also surprises: by the end of the film, she’s the mother of two who pens stories as avidly as she once read private mail."[44] She was next featured in the romantic drama Guru Pournima, a love story between a creative director, Guru, and a struggling actress, Pournima.[45] The film had been shot in Goa and had faced controversy due to its title. Mihir Bhanage of TOI observed, "Sai is one actress who does well in whatever role she is given, and she doesn’t disappoint in her double role either" and concluded, "She is charming as the lover interest and effervescent as the daughter of Guru."[46] Paloma Sharma of Rediff wrote, "Tamhankar play both mother and daughter seemed risky at first, the actress manages to pull it off with ease. Her physical transformation for both roles is worth applause."[47] She was awarded the Best Actress Award at Sanskruti Kaladarpan. Next, she portrayed Professor in Manava Naik directed Por Bazaar, based on child trafficking.[48] After the success of Duniyadari, the trio Jadhav, Joshi, and Tamhankar collaborated on the romantic Pyaar Vali Love Story.[49] Upon release, the film received mixed reviews and moderate success at the box office.[50]

In 2015, she appeared in a tomboy look in Aditya Sarpotdar's coming-of-age romantic drama Classmates, the official remake of the 2006 Malayalam film of the same name. The film features an ensemble cast of Choudhary, Sachit Patil, Sonalee Kulkarni, and Siddharth Chandekar. Overall, the film and the performances were well acclaimed. Keyur Seta of The Common Man Speaks praised the film and wrote, "Tamhankar proves to be effective once again in two starkly opposite characters."[51] Jitendra More of Marathi Movie World found, "She suits well in the role of possessive Appu, but her performance is more dependent on the dialogues offered to her."[52] Classmates grossed over ₹21 crore worldwide, becoming one of the highest-grossing Marathi films of the year. Her role won her the MFK Award for Favourite Supporting Actress and nominations at the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress Marathi and the Zee Chitra Gaurav Puraskar for Best Supporting Actress.[53][54] Her other two Marathi film releases were 3:56 Killari and Tu Hi Re, opposite Jackie Shroff and Joshi, respectively.[55][56] She was seen as a housewife in the Hindi adult comedy Hunterrr, opposite Gulshan Devaiah. The story revolves around an unassuming sex addict and his lustful journey in life. Raja Sen of Rediff said, "Tamhankar brings power to the role of the attractive neighbourhood bhabhi"[57] Hunterrr earned over ₹11.2 crore worldwide against a production budget of ₹3 crore.[58]

Her first release of 2016 was Sameer Vidwans directed YZ, she played a religiously homely girl in it. Ganesh Matkari of the Pune Mirror noted, "Tamhankar as Parnrekha is cast against type, which helps the character immensely."[59] She next portrayed the youngest daughter of the Sabnis family, who had married a man of a different caste and age, unwilling to her father's wish, in the Vandana Gupte produced family drama film Family Katta.[60] The film was highly acclaimed by critics and the audience.[61] She won the Filmfare Marathi Award and Sanskruti Kaladarpan in the Best Supporting Actress category.[62] The same year, she was seen in Girish Kulkarni's comedy Jaundya Na Balasaheb. For her performance, she won the second MFK Award for Favourite Actress.[63] Her last release was slice-of-life Vazandar, alongside Priya Bapat.[64] Tamhankar took on the role of a newlywed lady who sticks to the traditions of her in-law’s family, portraying beautifully the life of a woman who loves the comfort of her home but also wants to break free and take her own decisions on her own.[65] Amruta Deshpande of Indian Nerve wrote that Sai "does complete justice to her role."[66]

The following year, she had only one release Malayalam-Tamil bilingual anthology film, Solo. She had a brief role in the part featuring Dulquer Salmaan titled World of Siva.[67]

Recognition in Hindi films and web series (2018–present)[edit]

Tamhankar at the special screening of the film Love Sonia (2018).

In 2018, she worked with Sharad Kelkar in the fantasy thriller Rakshas. The plot revolves around a missing documentary filmmaker and his daughter’s quest to bring him back.[68] Mihir Bhanage of The Times of India found Tamhankar's worried wife "fantastic."[69] She next was seen playing Anjali, a pimp in Love Sonia, for which she had to gain 10 kg of weight.[70] Love Sonia had its world premiere at the London Indian Film Festival.[71] Upon release, the film gained positive reviews but failed commercially.[72] Her final release was adult coming-of-age Ashleel Udyog Mitra Mandal, in which she depicted the controversial fictional character Savita Bhabhi.[73][74] Mihir Bhanage of The Times of India bemoaned that "there’s not much for her to do here."[75][76] These films were not so well performed at the box office.

Tamhankar had two film releases Girlfriend and Kulkarni Chaukatla Deshpande. Girlfriend is based on the pressure youngsters face when it comes to being in a romantic relationship[77] and plays a title role in Kulkarni Chaukatla Deshpande, who is a rebellious middle-class girl. The film focuses on her relationships and unfolds the journey of different relations on the path of her life.[78][79]

In 2020, she won the Filmfare Award for Best Actress Marathi for the political drama Dhurala, opposite Chaudhari.[80] Abhay Salvi of Marathi Stars wrote, "Tamhankar again hits it out of the park with her extremely sensitive performance!"[81]

In 2021, Tamhankar and Lalit Prabhakar were paired together in three projects, including Sony LIV's web series Pet Puran, Lokmat critics praised the series and commented, "Aditi's role is very well performed by Sai, a different Sai is seen in it"[82][83] and two films. Their first release was Mohit Takalkar's Medium Spicy.[84] Mihir Bhanage opined that "as Gowri adds yet another interesting and noteworthy character to her repertoire"[85] and Colorphool, a soft-hearted romantic film.[86] She gained widespread recognition for her role as Muslim friend Shama to Kriti's character in Laxman Utekar's comedy drama Mimi.[87] The film is a remake of the 2011 National Award-winning Marathi film Mala Aai Vhhaychy!. For her role, she learned Urdu as well as the Rajasthani dialect for her role.[88] It was directly released on streaming platform Netflix and JioCinema and was highly acclaimed. Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama mentioned, "Tamhankar lends able support and leaves a huge mark as a supportive friend"[89] and Jyoti Kanyal of India Today added, "Sai Tamhankar, who plays Mimi's best friend Shama, plays her part to the T."[90] Mimi won her various accolades, including the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress and the IIFA Award for Best Supporting Actress.[91][92] That year, she was also seen in the second season of the Marathi web series Samantar 2. Scroll.in reviewer found her most memorable character of the series,[93] and the Tamil language anthological series Navarasa, where she played the wife of Vijay Sethupathi.[94]

Next, she starred alongside Vaibhav Tatwawadi and Amruta Khanvilkar in Sachin Kundalkar's relationship drama Pondicherry. It was the first Marathi and one of the first Indian feature films to be shot completely on a smartphone.[95] Her role as a young widow mother running a homestay at an old family villa in Pondicherry received her Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress and Pravah Picture Award for Best Actress wins, as well as nominations at the Sakal Premier Awards, Planet Marathi Film & OTT Awards, and Fakt Marathi Cine Sanman.[96][97] Suyog Zore of Cinestaan called it "the best performance of her career" and wrote, "With just a look, she conveys the emotional turmoil of Nikita—the silent sobs, her sleepless nights and the longing for someone she can share her pain with."[98] Her next release was Madhur Bhandarkar's multi-starrer India Lockdown, showcasing the repercussions of the COVID-19 lockdown in India and how the people of the country struggled through it.[99] Shubhra Gupta of The Indian Express commented on her performance, saying she "immerses herself into the character"[100]

Other work[edit]

She owns Kolhapuri Maavle, a wrestling team in the Zee Maharashtra Kusti Dangal.[101][102]

Filmography[edit]

  • All films are in Marathi, unless mentioned otherwise.

Films[edit]

Year Title Role Notes
2008 Black & White Nimmo Kirtan Singh Hindi debut [10]
Sanai Choughade Sayee Marathi debut [12]
Picnic Esha [17]
Ghajini Amrita Kashyap Hindi film [103]
2009 Haay Kaay....Naay Kaay Priya [13]
Rita Sangeeta [16]
Sumbaran Mukta [14]
Be Dune Saade Char Rashmi [15]
2010 Ajab Lagnachi Gajab Gosht Priya [18]
City of Gold/Lalbaug Parel Shalu Marathi/Hindi (Bilingual film) [19]
Navra Avali Baiko Lovely [104]
Mission Possible Saie [105]
2011 Don Ghadicha Daav Vaidehi Sarpotdar [20]
Raada Rox Avnee [106]
Zhakaas Neha [22]
Shwet Sana Hindi short film
2012 Dhagedore Manju [26]
Baburao La Pakda Chameli [107]
Aaghor Adv. Neeti [108]
No Entry Pudhe Dhoka Aahey Bobby [23]
2013 Balak Palak Neha [109]
Pune 52 Neha [110]
Ashach Eka Betavar Shabana [111]
Zapatlela 2 Gauri Wagh [31]
Anumati Ratnakar's daughter [112]
Duniyadari Shirin Ghadge [34]
Time Please Radhika Dabholkar [113]
Wake Up India Anjali Hindi film [40]
Mangalashtak Once More Shalini [114]
Tendulkar Out Velvet Manisha [27]
2014 Sau Shashi Deodhar Shubhada [115]
Postcard Jaya [116]
Guru Purnima Purnima [46]
Por Baazar Professor Shraddha [117]
Pyaar Vali Love Story Aaliya [49]
2015 Classmates Appu [118]
Hunterrr Jyotsana Surve Hindi film [119]
3:56 Killari Counsellor [55]
Tu Hi Re Nandini [120]
2016 YZ Parnarekha [121]
Family Katta Manju [60]
Jaundya Na Balasaheb Karishma [122]
Vazandar Kaveri Jadhav [123]
2017 Solo Sati Malayalam-Tamil (Bilingual film)

"World of Siva" Segment

[67]
2018 Rakshas Iravati Prakash [68]
Love Sonia Anjali Hindi film [71]
Ashleel Udyog Mitra Mandal Savita Bhabhi [73]
2019 Girlfriend Alisha Nerurkar/Payal Mehta [124]
Kulkarni Chaukatla Deshpande Jaya [125]
2020 Dhurala Harshada Navnath Ubhe [126]
Cookie Inspector Babar [127]
2021 Medium Spicy Chef K.R. Gowri [128]
Colorphool Meera [129]
Mimi Shama Hindi film [130]
2022 Pondicherry Nikita [131]
India Lockdown Phoolmati Hindi film [99]
2024 Sridevi Prasanna Sridevi [132]
Bhakshak SSP Jasmeet Kaur Hindi film [133]

Television[edit]

Year Title Role Channel Note
2003 Tuzyavina Sana Zee Marathi [7]
2004–2005 Misha Mughda Zee Marathi
2006 Hya Gojirvanya Gharat Madhura Paranjpe ETV Marathi [8]
Agnishikha ETV Marathi
2007 Kasturi Navneet Star Plus [9]
Anubandh Ashwini Zee Marathi
2011 Fu Bai Fu Host Zee Marathi
2018 Bigg Boss Marathi 1 Special appearance Colors Marathi
Don Special Colors Marathi
2018–present Maharashtrachi Hasyajatra Judge Sony Marathi [134]
2019 Kanala Khada Special appearance Zee Marathi
2022 Bus Bai Bas Ladies Special Zee Marathi

Web series[edit]

Awards and nominations[edit]

Main article: List of awards and nominations received by Sai Tamhankar

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