Sai Tamhankar is a renowned actress in Indian cinema, primarily known for her roles in Marathi films. Throughout her successful career, Sai has faced challenges, including encounters with the casting couch.
In an interview with Miss Malini, the 38-year-old actress recounted a disturbing experience from her past when she received a phone call offering a film role contingent on sexual favors. Sai responded firmly, shutting down the inappropriate proposal and emphasizing the importance of speaking out against such misconduct.
Starting with the television serial “Tuzyavina,” Sai has carved a niche in cinema by portraying diverse and unconventional roles. Her performances in acclaimed films like “Mimi,” “Pondicherry,” and “City of Gold – Mumbai 1982: Ek Ankahee Kahani” have earned her widespread recognition. Recently, she portrayed SSP Jasmeet Kaur in the film “Bhakshak,” directed by Pulkit. The film, based on real events such as the Muzaffarpur shelter case, garnered praise for its impactful storytelling and performances.
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“Bhakshak,” featuring a stellar cast including Bhumi Pednekar, Sanjay Mishra, and Aditya Srivastav, was released on February 9, 2024. It received acclaim for its direction, writing, and performances, with Sanjay Mishra winning the IWM Digital Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Digital Film.
Sai Tamhankar continues to inspire with her talent and resilience, navigating both triumphs and challenges in her illustrious career in Indian cinema.
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