Mumbai Neha Pendse, a well-known actress from the Marathi and Hindi cinema and television industries, made her Cannes cinema Festival debut and claimed to have seen every inch of the French Riviera.

“In all honesty, the Cannes Red Carpet expects personality with fashion,” the actress, who became well-known for her appearances in TV series like “May I Come In Madam?” and “Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai,” said. Avoiding losing oneself in the whirlpool of fashion is crucial.

“Yes, it was a dream come true moment,” she said. There are many examples of the finest aspects of fashion and film combining. It’s too much.

The actress is ecstatic about having a little role in the “big story.”

“Very proud that I have a small role in the big story,” Neha said. Everyone is giving it their all, which is very overwhelming. Fashion is evident in every nook and cranny of Cannes.

When she was eleven years old in 1995, the 40-year-old actor began her career as a child artist in the horror series Captain House. She became well-known because to her prominent parts in Hindi television series Hasratein and Padosan.

After making an uncredited cameo in Daag: The Fire in 1999, the woman went on to portray Sunny Deol’s brother in Pyaar Koi Khel Nahin.

By playing nuanced roles in movies like Agnividya and the family drama daily soap Bhagyalakshmi, she rose to prominence in the Marathi cinema industry in the late 2000s.

Despite this, she went on to feature in a number of Marathi films, such as the drama Natsamrat, the inspiring drama Balkadu, the fictitious biographical Dusari Goshta, and Premasathi Coming Suun.

Her performance in the 2016 comedy May I Come In Madam? brought her great recognition, and she took part in season 12 of Bigg Boss. Additionally, she took Saumya Tandon’s position in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain! but departed the program in 2022.

From mid-2023 until 2024, she returned to the role in May I Come In Madam?’s second season. She married Shardul Singh Bayas, a businessman, in 2020.