Smita Tambe

Smita Tambe

Smita Tambe (born May 11, 1983, in Satara, Maharashtra) is a celebrated Indian actress, producer, and theatre artist known for her powerful roles across Marathi and Hindi cinema and television. Raised in Pune before moving to Mumbai, she holds a PhD in Marathi Loksahitya and society—a testament to her deep cultural engagement . She broke through with the Maharashtra State Award‑winning lead in 72 Miles – Ek Pravas (2013) and has since delivered compelling performances in films like Jogwa (2009), Deool (2011), Candle March (2014), Partu (2015), the Hindi hit Singham Returns, Netflix’s Sacred Games (Season 2), Panga, Jawan, and 2024’s Sister Midnight, where she shines as Reshma. In 2019, she ventured into production with her company Ringing Rain, launching the thriller Saavat, in which she also starred as a CBI officer . Her recent work in Joram earned critical acclaim and the 2023 FOI Online Critics’ Choice Award for Best Supporting Actress, along with a nomination at India’s Critics’ Choice Awards . Beyond the screen, Tambe is recognized for her candid reflections on overcoming early career bias and her bold, fearless approach to challenging roles. Her marriage to theatre artist Virendra Dwivedi in 2019 and the birth of their daughter Vaidika have been warmly shared by fans and media alike . Smita Tambe remains a dynamic force in regional and national entertainment, blending artistic depth with social consciousness in every project.

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