Samidha Guru

Samidha Guru (Marathi: समिधा गुरू) (born 6 August 1980) is a Marathi theatre, film and television actress from Nagpur, India. She has received Maharashtra State's Best Actress Award for the movie Kapuskondyachi Goshta.[1] She also received MMW Gaurav Awards for Best Actress for the play Get Well Soon. Having a family background of dance, writing and acting, Guru made her acting debut on television through Soniyacha Umbara but she got noticed in Avaghachi Sansar, in which she played an angry young[1] woman. After this, she did prominent roles in many popular serials which include Jivalaga, Zunj, Ya Valanavar, Devyani, Gandha Fulancha Gela Sangun, Tuz Vin Sakhya Re, Kamala, Tujvin Sakhya Re. Guru has also acted in many stage plays at Nagpur in some of the plays she got silver medal for her performances. On the big screen, Guru has also done prominent roles in Kaydyaach Bola, Majha Mee, Dhating Dhingana, Panhala and Tukaram wherein her acting was appreciated.[2][3]

Samidha Guru
Born (1980-08-06) 6 August 1980
Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
OccupationMarathi Film & Television actress
Spouse(s)Abhijit Guru
Children01 Durva Guru

Early life and education

Her father Suresh Deshpande was a noted writer and director of Marathi plays and films. Her mother Meena Deshpande is kathak alankar, dance teacher and theatre actress. Her sister Mrunal Deshpande is a Kathak Visharad and actress. Guru married Abhijit Guru, a well known writer, actor and director.

Guru studied at M.P.D.S. Lokanchi Shala Nagpur. She has also completed BSc (Microbiology) along with BA (English literature) from LAD College, Nagpur. Before shifting to Mumbai, she had actively participated in theatre and also did a teaching job for a couple of years. After her marriage, she came to Mumbai and got a break on small screen.

Filmography
  • Mogra Phulaalaa (2019)
  • Bhir Bhir (Upcoming)
  • Laal Ishq (2016)
  • Panhala (2015)
  • Kapuskondyachi Gosht (2014)[1]
  • Majha Mee (2014)
  • Dhating Dhingana (2014)
  • Tukaram (2013)
  • Kaydyaach Bola (2010)[4][5]

Stage appearances
  • Get well Soon (Writer : Prashant Dalvi & Director : Chandrakant Kulkarni)
  • Talyat Malyat (Written & Directed By: Abhijit Guru)

Television serials
  • Crime Patrol (Sony TV)
  • Kamla (Colors Marathi)
  • Devyani (Star Pravah)
  • Gandha Fulancha Gela Sangun (Etv Marathi)
  • Tujvin Sakhya Re (Star Pravah)
  • Ghe Bharari (Me Marathi)
  • vilakshan (Saam TV)
  • Ya Valanavar (Etv Marathi)
  • Jivalaga (Star Pravah)
  • Zunj (Star Pravah)
  • Avaghachi Sansar (Zee Marathi)
  • Soniyacha Umbara
  • Gane Tumche Aamche (Etv Marathi)

Honors and awards
  • Best Actress for Movie ‘Kapuskondyachi Gosht’ – Maharashtra State Awards 2014
  • Best Actress for Movie ‘Kapuskondyachi Gosht’ – MaTa Sanman 2017
  • Best Actress for Movie ‘Kapuskondyachi Gosht’ – Chitrapat Padarpan Awards 2017
  • Best Actress for play ‘Get Well Soon’ – MMW Gaurav Awards 2014
  • Nominated many times for her performances in film theatre & television.

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References
  1. Venkatesh, Jyothi (5 April 2014). "Mrunalini Bhosale : Sensitivity to the fore". Star Blockbuster. Retrieved 5 April 2014.
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  7. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/marathi/theatre/Samidha-Guru-Abhijit-guru-Get-Well-Soon-Kapuskondyachi-Goshta-Get-Well-Soon-Gandha-Fulancha-Gela-Sangun/articleshow/39771055.cms
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