| Rajeshwari Sachdev is an accomplished Indian actor and singer who won the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress in the Hindi film ‘Sardari Begum.’ |
| Her father’s involvement in the Mumbai-based Indian People’s Theatre Association (IPTA) introduced her to acting, sparking her interest at a young age. |
| She initiated her training in Bharatanatyam at Sri Rajarajeswari Bharata Natya Kala Mandir in Mumbai when she was just 5 years old, dedicating 14 years to honing her skills. |
| During her school days, Rajeshwari excelled in athletic and dancing competitions, earning accolades such as the Best School Athlete award. |
| Known for her performances in Hindi theatre plays like Shabd Leela and Gauhar, she has also appeared in notable Hindi films and TV serials. |
| Rajeshwari Sachdev has showcased her talent in Hindi films like ‘Mammo,’ ‘Hari-Bhari,’ and ‘Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: The Forgotten Hero,’ and TV serials such as ‘Balika Vadhu’ and ‘Shaadi Mubarak.’ |
| She co-hosted the popular Zee TV musical show ‘Antakshari’ from 1994 to 2001 alongside Annu Kapoor. |
| An accomplished singer, Rajeshwari released the Punjabi music album ‘Mukhda Piya Ka’ in 2000. |
| She met her spouse, actor Varun Badola, during the filming of ‘Antakshari’ and they married after a brief courtship. |
| Her diverse talents also extended to music, with the release of the album ‘Ummang,’ featuring folk songs from different Indian states. |
| Rajeshwari appeared in various projects, including the Hindi TV film ‘Phir Se’ and the reality show ‘Nach Baliye’ with Varun Badola. |
| She hosted the contest ‘K for Kishore’ on Sony TV in 2007 and acted in the English film ‘7 Days in Slow Motion’ in 2009. |
| In addition to Hindi projects, Rajeshwari has showcased her acting prowess in Marathi films like ‘Runh: The Debt’ and ‘Firebrand.’ |
| She was a guest speaker at TEDx MICA in 2017 and has appeared in Hindi short films like ‘Taxi… an Uncertain Conversation’ and ‘Stories on the Next Page.’ |
| Rajeshwari Sachdev adores dogs and has two beloved pets, Sargeant and Sadhu. |
| She graced the cover of Femina magazine with Indian actress Neha Dhupia. |
