Supriya Pathak’s four-decade-long career is a masterclass in acting prowess. From the comical Hansa to the menacing Dhankor Ba, she has shaped unforgettable characters that define Indian entertainment.
The 2000s marked her television dominance with ‘Khichdi’, where Hansa Ben became synonymous with innocent humor. Her impeccable comic timing alongside Jamnadas and Praful turned the show into a cultural phenomenon, spawning movies and endless memes.
Venturing into Bollywood, Supriya showcased dramatic depth in ‘Aarakshan’ and ‘Gangubai Kathiawadi’. Her nuanced performances often stole the spotlight from leads, earning her the respect of peers and directors alike.
The role of Dhankor Ba in the 2018 thriller ‘Daas Dev’ was a game-changer. Inspired by Shakespeare’s King Lear, she played a domineering matriarch with chilling authority, blending vulnerability and villainy flawlessly.
Supriya’s theatre roots from NSD shine through in every role. Her stage plays and experimental cinema reflect an artist unafraid of risks. Balancing stardom with motherhood, she chose projects that mattered.
Today, at the peak of her powers, Supriya inspires with her work ethic. Upcoming projects promise more brilliance from this actress who turns scripts into magic.
