Rasika Agashe is an Indian actor, writer and director. She is the co-founder of a theater group called Being Association.Rasika is famous for her role as Rabia in the Bollywood film RabiaIabout Pyridineyes Prime minister. “
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Rasika Agash was born in Pune.
Rasika Agash childhood photos
She received her education from SNDT Kanyashala, Pune and went to Fergusson College for her graduation. She has been acting in theater since her school days. Even before her graduation, she got admission in the National School of Drama (NSD), Delhi. While at NSD, she studied drama and participated in various plays in Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit and English. After graduating from NSD, Rasika stayed in Delhi to work in theater for a few years. Thereafter, she moved to Mumbai.
appearance
Height: 5′3″
Weight: 75kg
Hair color: black
Eye color: black
family, caste and husband
Rasika comes from a Hindu family. Little is known about her family. She married Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub on September 12, 2007. The couple has a daughter, Raahi.
Rasika Agash and her husband Mohammad Zeeshan Ayub
Rasika Agashe and her daughter Raahi
Rasika Agashe with her husband Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub and daughter Raahi
Profession
Rasika started her acting career by appearing in plays. Her first commercial drama in Marathi was Popatpanchi. She subsequently appeared in Chaheta, Harus Marus, Sat Bhashe Raidas, Hum Panchi Lehron Ke, The Wedding Album and Iss Kambakht Sathe Ka Kya Karein? ” and other plays.
Rasika Agash performs drama on stage
As a director, Aghash has directed plays such as “The Collaborator”, “Harus Marus”, “Museum – Dangerous Spice” and “Sanhitamach’s Raidas”.
Harus Malus
Rasika has also appeared in films such as “BHK” [email protected]”, “1 Te 4 Band” and “Mere Pyare Premier”.
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She plays a prison guard in the Netflix Hindi web series Sccop (2023).
fact
- Rasika met Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub (her husband) for the first time at the National School of Drama.
- Her favorite actor is Shah Rukh Khan.
Rasika Aghash and Shah Rukh Khan
- Agash took a Sanskrit subject in college simply because classes ended early and she had a full day to watch a play.
- Mumbai was an eye-opener for Agash, and even though she met a lot of theater people there, she couldn’t find a theater job for a year and a half.
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