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Vandana Gupte is a renowned Indian actress and producer, best known for her significant and versatile contributions to Marathi theatre, cinema, and television. She hails from a distinguished artistic family, being the daughter of acclaimed classical singer Manik Varma, with sisters who are also prominent in the performing arts. Although she did not pursue vocal music professionally, her early acting career was aided by her singing talent in the all-woman musical Padmashri Dhundiraj, marking the start of a prolific journey in Marathi theatre. Over the years, she has performed in numerous successful plays, spanning a wide range of genres from farcical comedy—her personal favorite—to intense social dramas. Notable theatre works include Sonchapa, Zinjh, Saatvya Muleechee Saatvee Mulgee, and Chaar Chaughi. She has also been active in Hindi theatre, collaborating with groups such as the Indian People's Theatre Association (IPTA). Later, Vandana Gupte transitioned seamlessly to the screen, becoming a prominent presence in both Marathi and Hindi films. Her film credits include popular titles like Lapandav, Pachhadlela, Samaantar, Andhali Koshimbir, and the recent ensemble success Baipan Bhaari Deva. On television, she is remembered for her role as the commanding Nilambari Pandey in the Hindi comedy series Kareena Kareena. Beyond acting, she co-founded the production company Sister Concerns with her sister, producing feature films like Family Katta and various TV shows. Vandana Gupte continues to be an active and influential force, passionately contributing to the arts on stage and screen.
