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Kranti Redkar

Kranti Redkar-Wankhede (née Redkar; born 17 August 1982) is an Indian film actress, director, and writer who primarily worked in Marathi films.

Kranti Redkar-Wankhede
Redkar-Wankhede in 2013
Born (1982-07-17) 17 July 1982 (age 42)
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
NationalityIndian
Occupations
  • Actress
  • filmmaker
Years active2003–present
Spouse
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(m. 2017)​
Children2

After making her acting debut in 2000 in Soon Asavi Ashi, she gained recognition for the "Kombadi Palali" song from the movie Jatra: Hyalagaad Re Tyalagaad (2005). She established herself with roles in the comedy dramas Majha Navra Tujhi Bayko (2006), Sakkha Savatra (2008), Shikshanachya Aaicha Gho (2010) and On Duty 24 Taas (2010)., Nana mama (2006)She also worked in the American film The Letters (2014). Further praise came for her performances in the romantic drama Teen Bayka Fajiti Aika (2012), No Entry: Pudhe Dhoka Aahey (2012), the comedy Kho-Kho (2013), the ensemble drama Sugar Salt Ani Prem (2015), and the comedy mystery Murder Mestri (2015).

Redkar made her directorial debut with the romantic Kaakan in 2015, for which she won the Best Director Award at the Nashik International Film Festival. She next gained acclaim for portraying fraudsters in Kiran Kulkarni vs Kiran Kulkarni (2016) and a surrogate maid in Karaar (2017). The latter received a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 4th Filmfare Awards Marathi. In addition to this, she launched her own clothing brand, ZiyaZyda, in 2019.[1]

Early life

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Kranti Redkar was born on 17 August 1982 into a Marathi Brahmin family in Mumbai to Dinanath and Urmila Redkar. She has two sisters, Hridaya Banerjee and Sanjana Wavhal. Redkar received her primary education at Cardinal Gracias High School in Bandra and later completed her graduation from Ramnarain Ruia College.[citation needed]

Career

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2000–2009

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From her college days, she started taking part in college plays and worked in a few Marathi plays. She made her film debut with Soon Asavi Ashi, opposite Ankush Chaudhari, in 2000. She then appeared in a small role as a kidnapped girl, Apurva Kumari, in Prakash Jha's 2003 critically acclaimed Gangaajal.[2]

In 2005, she was seen in critical and commercial failure U, Bomsi n Me.[3] Her next release was the 2006 Marathi comedy film Jatra: Hyalagaad Re Tyalagaad, directed by Kedar Shinde with an ensemble cast of Bharat Jadhav, Siddhartha Jadhav, Vijay Chavan, and Priya Berde.[4][5] It was a huge success, especially since she became a household name through the superhit song 'Kombadi Palali'.[6][7] It was the first film where Redkar and Jadhav paired opposite each other. Following the success of Jatra, she once again collaborated with Jadhav and Shinde on the romantic comedy Majha Navra Tujhi Bayko. The story is about two couples and their complicated married lives. It was well performed commercially.[8][9]

Redkar starrer in two films in 2007, first the romantic drama Soon Majhi Bhagyachi and the drama Ghartyasathi Sar Kahi.[10] This was followed by the 2008 super-hit family drama film Sakkha Savatra, revolving around a wicked stepmother and her innocent son. She portrayed the smart daughter-in-law who understands and makes her husband aware of the odd goings, alongside Makarand Anaspure and Berde.[11] Her next film was Mahesh Tilekar's comedy Gaon Tasa Changala, alongside Nilu Phule, Sanjay Narvekar, and Siddharth Jadhav. She played the glamorous role of US-return-educated teacher.[12]

Her only release in 2009 was Mata Ekvira Navsala Pauli, directed by her father, Dinanath Redkar. She depicted the goddess Ekvira's devotee and her faith in her.[13]

2010–2014

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Mahesh Manjrekar's Shikshanachya Aaicha Gho was the first film in 2010, based on our education department. The film was highly praised by critics and audiences, mainly calling it a must-watch film.[14] It was remade in four languages: Bengali, Tamil, Telugu and Punjabi. Ulhas Shirke of Marathi Movie World found she has been cleverly used to complete the requirement of a female lead and wrote, "'she has played her part well."[15] Next, she played brave cop Bansi Kolvalkar opposite Amol Kolhe in the comedy drama revolving around the Maharashtra police in On Duty 24 Taas. Prasanna Hulikavi of Marathi Movie World commented, "Redkar has done a good job as the sub inspector."[16] Her other two releases of that year were the custom comedy drama Ladi Godi and the thriller drama Target, both opposite Sanjay Narvekar.[17]

In 2011, her first release was the biggest multi-starrer, Shahanpan Dega Deva, which performed moderately at the box office. Marathi Movie World's Ulhas Shirke thought that three girls were just show pieces and were rightly used in the climax scene as item girls.[18] Her next release was Sanjay Jadhav's Fakta Ladh Mhana. It was one of the most anticipated and costliest movies made in Marathi cinemas at the time.[19] Critics find her in a totally different role in this film.[20]

Redkar next co-starrer in Raju Parsekar's Teen Bayka Fajiti Aika, a romantic comedy film about a husband's complications with his three wives, while she played the second wife to Anaspure's character.[21] A DNA reviewer wrote, "Redkar’s ‘Ingrazi-speaking’ Madhavi is clearly the soul of the film, peppy and refreshing."[22] Under the direction of Ankush Choudhary, she starred in No Entry: Pudhe Dhoka Aahey, the remake of the 2005 Hindi film No Entry. She acted as a suspicious wife to her faithful husband, which was originally played by Lara Dutta.[23] The film received mixed reviews upon release and received MFK Award for Favourite Actress nomination.[24][25] Her last release in 2012 was Pipani, directed by Gajendra Ahire. The plot revolves around a Hollywood film maker making a feature film to invite the attention of the world to the tragic state of farmers in this Vidarbha region and the reality behind it. Ulhas Shirke of Marathi Movie World describes her as, "finding the best opportunity to display her talent as an actress in search of a role to win a national award."[26]

She next worked in the romantic drama Love is Vaat and the romantic comedy Kuni Ghar Deta Ka Ghar in 2013.[27] Both films gained mixed responses. Redkar next teamed with Bharat Jadhav and Kedar Shinde for the ninth and fourth time, respectively, in the Kho-Kho, in which she portrayed a ghost, a dancer ancestor who belongs to the Peshwa era and has royal roots.[28] The film was an adaptation of the Shinde comic play Lochya Zhala Re. It was critically and commercially well received.[29]

In 2014, she appeared in the American biographical drama film The Letters, directed by William Riead.[30] The film is based on Mother Teresa’s letters, and Redkar portrays the role of Deepa Ambereesh, who transforms into Sister Gertrude. For her part, she observed nuns and learned their body language and behaviour.[31] The film premiered at the Sedona Film Festival in February 2014.[32]

2015–present

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In 2015, her first film was Yudh: Astitvachi Ladai, where she played a psychiatrist who goes against the system and interviews rape victims to bring the rich businessman under the light.[33] The film got negative reviews on release.[34] Her next release was the ensemble relationship drama Sugar Salt Ani Prem.[35] Mihir Bhanage of The Times of India found the three ladies a show stealer.[36] She then appeared alongside Dilip Prabhavalkar, Vandana Gupte, Sanjay Khapare and Manasi Naik in Murder Mestri.[37] It was highly praised by critics and audiences.[38] Murder Mestri won the Best Actress Award at Zee Talkies Comedy Awards.

The same year, she made her directorial debut with period romance Kaakan.[39][40] The story about a poor guy and rich girl essayed by Jitendra Joshi and Urmila Kothare, respectively.[41] She even wrote the story of the film.[42][43] Upon release, Kaakan gained a positive response.[44] Ulhas Shirke of Marathi Movie World, calling it a good attempt, further wrote, "Redkar has expertly narrated the story with the present happenings, using flashbacks to show the love story of a girl from a rich family and boy from poor family. She has also tried to show the after effect of a train blast by the terrorists through the character of Wasim, a hard-working tea boy, working at a tea stall."[45] She received the Golden Camera Award for Best Direction at the Nashik International Film Festival.[citation needed]

Following this in 2016, she starred opposite Subodh Bhave in Kanchan Adhikari's Kiran Kulkarni vs Kiran Kulkarni about the art of living happily while catching the thread of cybercrime. She portrayed a fraudster involved in credit card scams who believes in living the good life and does what she has to in order to get what she wants.[46] Critics found her performance the strength of the film and compared it to Kareena Kapoor from Jab We Met. Jaydeep Pathak of the Maharashtra Times described her as "a surprise package" and wrote that " her graceful, natural acting throughout the film is definitely admirable. This will be an important milestone in her career."[47] She won the Best Actress Award at the AFFA.

In 2017, she once again worked with Bhave and Kothare in the drama Karaar. She depicted the de-glamourized role of a window house help who turns surrogate to a couple who can't get pregnant. Shalaka Nalawade of The Times of India opined, "Kranti happens to be a delight in the scenes she gets, getting the poor but emotional and honest Radha just right"[48] and Mukund Kule of Maharashtra Times appreciated the leads performances but commented that Redkar has to be mentioned separately here and concluded, "Apart from the costumes, her role and acting have got a good combination."[49] For her performance, she won Best Supporting Actress at the Sanskriti Kaladarpan Awards and was nominated for the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress Marathi.[50]

Her next release was Nitin Chandrakant Desai's Truckbhar Swapna, revolving around a taxi driver (played by Makarand Deshpande) who migrates from Konkan village to Mumbai slums along with his wife and two kids for their better education.[51] Mukund Kule of The Times of India commented, "She shines in this film."[52] The next year, she was seen as a police officer in Rocky and as a mother of a cricket aspirant in Baalaa.[53][54]

Personal life

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Redkar-Wankhede and Sameer Wankhede, Zonal Director of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), knew each other from the age of 17, as they were classmates at Ramnarain Ruia College.[55] They didn't keep in touch after graduation, but in 2010, they unintentionally met again at the airport when Redkar was returning from an award show and Wankhede was on duty.[56] They subsequently started dating within a few years, and on 29 March 2017, they got married in a private ceremony.[57] A year later, on 3 December 2018, she gave birth to twin girls, Ziya and Zyada, at Surya Hospital in Mumbai.[58][59]

Filmography

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Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released

Films

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Acting roles

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2000 Soon Asavi Ashi Soonbai
2003 Gangaajal Apoorva Kumari Hindi film [2]
2005 U, Bomsi n Me Raji Hindi film [60]
2006 Majha Navra Tujhi Bayko Mohini/Pooja [8][61]
Jatra: Hyalagaad Re Tyalagaad Shevanta [4]
Ishhya Herself Special appearance in the song "Bhamta"
2007 Soon Majhi Bhagyachi Vibha [62]
Ghartyasathi Sar Kahi Laxmi [63]
2008 Full 3 Dhamaal Herself Special appearance in the song "Tandoori Paaplet"
Sakkha Savatra Vijaya Ram Patil Remake of hindi movie Beta [11]
Gaon Tasa Changala Sundara [12]
2009 Mata Ekvira Navsala Pauli Manjula [13]
2010 Shikshanachya Aaicha Gho Nalini [64]
On Duty 24 Taas Bansi Kolvalkar [65]
Ladi Godi Hema [66]
Target Komal [17]
2011 Shahanpan Dega Deva Bharat's love interest [67][68]
Fakta Ladh Mhana Tukaram's girlfriend [20]
Morya Herself Special appearance in the song "E-mail Kal Internet Var Kela"
2012 Teen Bayka Fajiti Aika Madhavi Dhoke [69][70]
No Entry: Pudhe Dhoka Aahey Kaajal Nominated -MFK Award for Favourite Actress remake of 2002 Tamil film Charlie Chaplin. [23]
Pipaani Kranti [71]
2013 Love is Vaat Sakshi [72]
Kho-Kho Koynabai Deshmukh [73]
Kuni Ghar Deta Ka Ghar Natasha Patil [74]
Vanshvel Herself Special appearance in song "Ambe Krupa Kari"
2014 The Letters Deepa Ambereesh English film [32]
2015 Yudh.. Astitvachi Ladai Dr. Sarangi [75][76]
Sugar Salt Ani Prem Soumya [77]
Murder Mestri Saraswati Mestri [78]
2016 Kiran Kulkarni vs Kiran Kulkarni Kasturi/Kiran Kulkarni [79]
2017 Karaar Radha Nominated – Filmfare Award Marathi for Best Supporting Actress [80]
2018 Truckbhar Swapna Rani [81]
2019 Rocky Kalpana [82]
Baalaa Nandini Rane [83]

As filmmaker

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Year Film Director Writer Notes Ref.
2015 Kaakan Yes Yes [43][84]
TBA Rainbow Yes Yes [85]

Television

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Year Title Role Channel Notes Ref.
2007-2008 Simply Sapney Zee Next
2009 Chittod Ki Rani Padmini Ka Johur Nagmati Sony TV [citation needed]
2017 Sangeet Samrat Judge Zee Yuva [86][87]
2022 Bus Bai Bus Special Appearance Zee Marathi [59][88]
2023 Dholkichya Talavar Judge Colors Marathi [89]

Theatre

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  • Shrimant Damodar Pant (2004)

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