Jui Bhagwat

Jui Bhagwat isn’t just another face in Marathi cinema—she’s got that spark you can’t really fake. Born into a family where acting runs thick in the blood (her mom’s Dipti Bhagwat, she’s a big deal), Jui basically grew up surrounded by scripts and spotlights. She kicked off her journey super young, and honestly, she’s been killing it since. She nailed gold at Mumbai University’s 53rd Youth Festival for mono-acting, not exactly a small feat. That kind of stuff doesn’t just happen without some serious talent and guts. School days were spent at Saraswati Mandir High in Mahim, and then she leveled up at Ramnarain Ruia College. College wasn’t just books—she dove headfirst into theatre, grabbing roles in plays like Budrukwadicha Maruti Batla and Ekadashavatar. All that stage time? Major boost for her confidence and skills. Then came the TV break everyone dreams of. Zee Marathi’s Maharashtracha SuperStar 2 put her on people’s radar, and not long after, she was holding her own in Sony Marathi’s Tumchi Mulgi Kay Karte. She’s not just a TV face either—her film debut in Like Aani Subscribe showed she could handle the big screen too. But here’s the kicker—Jui’s not just about acting. She’s got a thing for singing, Kathak dance, and even painting. So, yeah, she’s kind of a creative powerhouse. You look at her journey, and it’s clear: she’s not slowing down anytime soon.