Sai Tamhankar led Marathi film Bol Bol Rani will soon have its international premiere at the Intertnational Film Festival of ...

Sai Tamhankar believes artist remuneration should reflect project contribution and not gender. She has reached a stage where ...

Sai Tamhankar is one of Indian cinema’s most velveteen femme fatales, effortlessly conveying smoky mystery and misdirection. What might Bol Bol Rani have been like without her? The question is ...

Sai Tamhankar and Jitendra Joshi’s Tumbadchi Manjula has successfully completed four weeks in theatres. Vividh Korgaonkar’s Marathi comedy-horror has enjoyed a fantastic run, earning 164% profits. It ...

Sai Tamhankar is an Indian actress known for her work in Hindi and Marathi film and television. She made her Bollywood debut in 2008 starring in Subhash Ghai's crime thriller Black & White. Her first ...

Eggfirst Advertising has conceptualised and launched GS Tea’s latest brand campaign, ‘Asli Swaad, Asli Andaaz’, marking a significant chapter in the brand’s evolving journey. With a legacy that dates ...

2026 has been good so far for the Marathi film industry, with several movies turning into success stories at the Indian box office. In fact, it witnessed history with two 50-crore net grossers in a ...

Sai said her lack of experience worked in her favour. She entered the industry without pressure or preconceived notions. That gave her the freedom to take risks and enjoy the process.“The best part ...

Sai was last seen in Matka King. Sharing her two cents on the long-standing debate around regional actors shifting to Hindi cinema, actress Sai Tamhankar has said that the divide isn't just created by ...

The actor feels that she has not consciously assessed the technicalities of her craft in all these years. “For me, costumes and language are great tools to build characters. It is also important to ...

There’s nothing predictable about Sai Tamhankar’s style. Just when you think you’ve seen it all, the Matka King actress switches it up with something bolder, edgier and completely unexpected. From ...

Turns out, Matka King draws inspiration from a real-life story, based on the historical figure, Ratan Khatri, who was an Indian gambling kingpin. And well, after having watched the show on Prime Video ...