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Bhagyashree Mote

Indian actress

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
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Source revisionJul 5, 2026
Entity authorityQ47199474 ↗
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Bhagyashree Mote is an Indian film and television actress. She mainly works in Marathi films and Hindi television shows and also appeared in Telugu film once.

Early life and career

She is originally from Pune, Maharashtra but now lives in Mumbai. She has degree in Economics. She is known for her performance in Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev and Siya Ke Ram. Her marathi debut was with the Devyani serial. At the college, she acted in commercial plays like Vishwagarjana. She was also seen in a Telugu movie.

Bhagyashree Mote first appeared in the Marathi music video Jhakaas Tu (2014), opposite singer-songwriter Vaibhav Londhe, who wrote, composed, and sang the track. The song's visuals highlighted traditional Maharashtrian sari culture and feminine elegance.

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