Vishakha Pandey

Vishakha Pandey, born October 5, 1996, has been quietly but steadily carving out her place in the Indian film scene. You might’ve spotted her in Satyaprem Ki Katha (2023)—the kind of movie that tries to tackle real emotions but with a Bollywood twist. She brought a certain spark to her role, even if you blinked and missed it (Indian cinema does have a habit of stuffing a million things into one film, doesn’t it?). Then she turned up in Swipe Crime (2024), which, honestly, was a wild ride—modern crime drama, heavy on the tech and social media chaos. She’s not exactly a household name yet, but there’s something about the way she holds herself on screen, a little raw, a little unpredictable. Now, everyone’s got their eye on Deva (2025). That’s supposed to be her big one—the film where she might actually get to steal the show. Word on the street is, her character’s got more layers than an onion, and she’s finally getting a script that lets her flex some real acting muscles. Vishakha’s journey hasn’t been the overnight success story you hear about so often. She’s done her time, picked up roles that don’t always make the headlines, but she’s building a reputation for picking interesting, gutsy projects. If Deva delivers, there’s a good chance she’ll be one of those names everyone suddenly pretends they’ve followed since the start. Bollywood loves an underdog, and Vishakha Pandey? She might just fit the bill.