Neha Deshpande

Neha Deshpande’s career is honestly a bit of a wild ride, and she’s just getting started. You probably know her because she turned heads in "Rajugari Kodipulao" back in 2023. That movie? Total rush. She played this character that wasn’t your typical cookie-cutter heroine— a little raw, a little unpredictable. People couldn’t stop talking about her screen presence; she’s got this knack for pulling you in even when you swear you’re not that invested. It’s like, one minute you’re scrolling your phone, next minute, bam, you’re sucked into her world. Fast forward a bit, and there’s "O Andala Rakshasi" and "O Sundara Rakshasi," both popping up in 2025. Good luck trying to pin her down to one genre or style—she jumps from one vibe to another like it’s nothing. In "O Andala Rakshasi," she plays this dreamy but sharp character that totally flips the script on those tired old rom-com tropes. No damsels here. Just a woman who knows what she wants, and isn’t afraid to make some wild choices to get it. The chemistry with her co-stars? Not forced at all. It’s got that spark—like when you’re watching and actually believe these people could exist outside the script. Then "O Sundara Rakshasi" hits, and she just cranks it up another notch. The role’s darker, grittier, but she doesn’t shy away from the messy stuff. You can tell she likes getting into the weeds of a character. If you’re into films where the lead isn’t afraid to get their hands dirty—literally or emotionally—Neha’s your girl. Every time she steps on screen, you kinda get the sense she’s about to break some rule, and you’re just waiting to see what happens next.