Tanvi Hegde

Do you recall the captivating days of the 2000s Indian television? Those were the years when our hearts raced for 'Best of Luck Nikki,' chuckled at 'The Suite Life of Karan & Kabir,' and got inspired by 'M.A.D.' Each evening was a fantastical journey with 'Shaka Laka Boom Boom' and the mischievous antics of 'Shararat.

Tanvi Hegde, known for her role as Fruti in Son Pari, started her acting career at three but later took a break to experience a regular childhood and focus on studies. She is not actively pursuing acting but remains open to interesting projects.

Veteran Marathi actors Mohan Joshi and Dr Mohan Agashe will be seen donning comic avatars for Kshitij Zarapkar's upcoming 'Dhurandar Bhatawdekar.'

Tanvi Hegde recently shared behind-the-scenes pictures from her time on the beloved show Son Pari. These nostalgic images feature co-stars and memorable moments, evoking fond memories for fans. The early 2000s children's show followed the adventures of Fruity and the magical fairy Son Pari, leaving a significant impact on its viewers.

Talented actress Tanvi Hegde, who is making her Marathi debut with ‘Dhurandhar Bhatawdekar’ was guided on the sets of the movie by the veteran Mohan Joshi, according to a report.

Romance is one genre that has overpowered all others in the film industry. The upcoming Nitin Kamble directorial 'Prem Yogayog', is touted to be yet another romance drama that is set to be presented to the audience soon.

Nitin Kamble directorial 'Prem Yogayog' has already created a much-needed hype on the social media for its lead star cast and to keep excitement going, the filmmaker today shared the picture from the set while shooting.

Tanvi Hegde, Mrinal Kulkarni, and Ashok Lokhande from Son Pari recently had an unexpected reunion after nearly two decades. Tanvi, who played Fruity in the show, met them at a Marathi play directed by Mrinal's son. She fondly recalled her time on set and expressed her joy over the surprise meeting.

The first look poster of Director Nitin Kamble's upcoming Marathi film, 'Prem Yogayog' has already created a lot of buzz on social media. To keep the excitement going, the filmmaker has unveiled a third poster of the film, which is sure to pique your curiosity to watch the film.

After impressing the audience with his debut Marathi film 'Dostigiri', director Vijay Shinde is all set to make his return with another blockbuster film, titled 'Shiva'. Recently, the filmmaker unveiled the first look poster of his upcoming film which as created waves in social media.

Every actor has an ambition to produce and direct his own film one day.

Manoj Sudhakar Yerunkar's debut directorial 'Alipt' is one of the much-awaited films of 2021. Now, as per the latest update, actress Tanvi Hegde will be playing the female lead in the forthcoming film 'Alipt'.

Anupamaa will take a 15-year leap featuring Tanvi Hegde, known for Son Pari, as the lead character Pari, Kinjal's daughter. The new storyline shifts focus to the Shah family. A major mishap occurs during Anu and Anuj's wedding setup, involving a fire accident.

Child actors have always managed to entertain the audience with their gimmicks, stunts, comedy and much more on television. While some of them grow up to excel on the small screen, some just disappear with time. Here's what some of the most successful child actors are doing now...

TV show Anupamaa, gearing for a 10-15 year leap, will see major changes in the storyline and characters. While Rupali Ganguly and Gaurav Khanna continue, new character Kajal is introduced. Shivangi Joshi confirms she will not join, despite rumors.

Remember Sanju, Piya and Kurana from Shaka Laka Boom Boom, Shruti from Kahanii Ghar Ghar Ki, Fruity from Son Pari? The child actors who once rocked the small screen have now grown up to be either big TV stars or just faded away with time. Here is a look at yesteryear's child actors.

From Sanju of Shaka Laka Boom Boom to the fierce Laxmi Bai (Manu) from Jhansi ki Rani, here's a look at all those young TV actors who are not as big in the industry as they were once.