Spruha Joshi, born on October 13, 1989, in Dadar, Mumbai, is a multifaceted Indian talent known for her contributions in Marathi television, film, and theatre. Besides being an actress and television anchor, she is also recognized as a poet and lyricist, making her a versatile figure in the Marathi entertainment industry.
Spruha initiated her film acting journey with the 2004 drama film "Maay Baap," portraying the role of a teenage classical music student. However, after her debut, she took a break from films to focus on completing her graduation. During her tenure at Ramnarain Ruia College, she actively participated in various plays, showcasing her theatrical talents in productions such as "GaMaBhaNa," "Yugmak," "Ek Aur Maiyyat," "Santa," "Ek Ashi Vyakti," "Koi Aisa," "Canvas," and "Ananyaa."
Her breakthrough in television came with her role as Uma Band in the show "Agnihotra." She further gained recognition through her performances in projects like the film "Morya" directed by Avadhoot Gupte and the TV show "Eka Lagnachi Dusri Goshta," where she portrayed the character Kuhu alongside Mukta Barve and Swapnil Joshi.
In 2012, Spruha played the lead role of Ramabai Ranade in the series "Unch Maaza Zoka," directed by Viren Pradhan. She also appeared as a child artist in the Marathi serial "De Dhamal" on Zee Marathi.
Her notable endeavors include her role as Advocate Isha Deshmukh in the show "Eka Lagnachi Teesri Goshta" in 2013 and her participation in films like "A Paying Ghost" alongside Umesh Kamat. Her involvement in the film "Bioscope" incorporated her writing skills, contributing poems and lyrics for Marathi albums and movies.
Spruha continued to diversify her roles, appearing in projects such as "Lost and Found" and "Prem He" on Zee Yuva, opposite Siddharth Chandekar, and "Mala Kahich Problem Nahi" opposite Gashmeer Mahajani. Her collaboration with Ankush Choudhary in "Deva" further showcased her acting prowess.
Currently, Spruha Joshi is the anchor of the Colors Marathi musical program "Sur Nava Dhyas Nava." Her recent appearance includes the Marathi thriller film "Vicky Velingkar," where she plays the character Vidya, starring alongside Sonalee Kulkarni, who appears in the titular role. Spruha continues to exhibit her versatility across various mediums, marking her presence as a versatile talent in Marathi entertainment.
