Happy Birthday Spruha Joshi: 'A Paying Ghost' to 'Paisa Paisa'; FIVE most enjoyable films of the actress

Marathi actress Spruha Joshi celebrates her 30th birthday today and fans of the actress have been sending wishes for the actress on social media. She made her Marathi film debut with the film 'Maay Baap'. Spruha has experimented with various kinds of characters with her roles in films.

Today on the occasion of her special day, we bring you the most enjoyable films of Spruha from 'A Paying Ghost' to 'Paisa Paisa'.

Sushrut Bhagwat's 'A Paying Ghost' is a beautiful film with a balanced mix of comedy, romance, tragedy, and emotions. It starred Umesh Kamat and Spruha Joshi in lead roles. This unusual concept did very well in the theatres.

Sameer Vidwans directorial 'Mala Kahich Problem Nahi' is a story of a couple Ajay (Gashmeer) and Ketki (Spruha) and about the ups and downs, they face during their marriage. The film starred Gashmeer Mahajani, Spruha Joshi, Satish Alekar, Mangal Kenkre, Vinod Lavekar, Vijay Nikam, Nirmiti Sawant, Kamlesh Sawant and Seema Deshmukh.

Joji Raechal Job's 'Paisa Paisa' is a thriller story, which starred Sachit Patil and Spruha Joshi as the lead couple. The film revolves around a lead couple Rajiv and Janhvi (Spruha) who have already parted ways and are planning to hook up again. Ajay sets aside his plans to reconcile with his wife to help his friend but ultimately fails to gather enough money to help Rajiv.

Spruha and Sachit Patil are impressive in their performances. This movie is thus, worth the watch.

Murali Nallappa, 'Deva' starred Ankush Chaudhari, Tejaswini Pandit, Spruha Joshi in lead roles. It was an official remake of the Malayalam film 'Charlie'. All the characters have given justice to their role which made the film worth the watch.

Actor-director Hrishikesh Joshi's 'Home Sweet Home' revolves around a senior citizen couple Shyamal and Vidydhar Mahajan( played by Reema Lagoo & Mohan Joshi). Spruha played the role of young Devika, who is the daughter of Vidyadhar’s foster sister and lives in their house, as she is studying hospitality management.

The poetic compositions used during the beginning and towards the end are very meaningful. This film is the biggest tribute to late Reema Lagoo.