Rajeshwari Datta
Indian actress
Rajeshwari Datta (born September 22, 1988) is an Indian actress known for her work in Indian cinema and television. She tends to play "negative" roles in Bollywood cinema.
Career
She has continually stated that she enjoys "negative roles." She describes these roles as "challenging," such as her role as Chanda in the series Meri Hanikarak Biwi or her role as Mitul on Jamai Raja. Other roles that she has described as such is the show Tujhse Hai Raabta, where her performance was compared with Jayshree T. Datta said that Jayshree T described her performance as "funny" and enjoyable.
In 2022, she ventured into historical genre at the encouragement of her spouse Rohit Mehta. She described the process requiring speaking Hinglish as "the most difficult character in my acting career so far.”
In 2026, she starred alongside her husband in the series Sarpanch.
Personal life
She married actor Rohit Mehta on July 18, 2022 in Mumbai, India.
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