Entertainment News Desk – The most beautiful and best player of Bollywood film ‘Chak De India’ ‘Preeti Sabharwal’ had won the hearts of the audience with her strong acting. Actress Sagarika Ghatge played the character of ‘Preeti Sabharwal’ in Shahrukh Khan’s film ‘Chak De India’. Sagarika was successful in attracting the attention of the audience right from her first film. After this film, she appeared in many films, but suddenly went away from the industry. Today Sagarika Ghatge is celebrating her 36th birthday. On this occasion, let us know some special things related to the actress…
Sagarika belongs to a royal family
Actress Sagarika Ghatge was born on 8 January 1986. Sagarika Ghatge belongs to a royal family. She belongs to the royal family of Shahu Maharaj of Kolhapur. Sagarika’s father Vijayendra Singh Ghatge’s mother i.e. grandmother Sita Raje Ghatge is the daughter of Maharaja Tukoji Rao Holkar III of Indore. Sagarika lived in Kolhapur till the age of eight. At the same time, Vijayendra Ghatge is also a well-known actor of Hindi film industry and Indian TV.
married to zaheer khan
Actress Sagarika Ghatge had rejected a cricketer in the film ‘Chak De India’. In real life, she chose a cricketer as her life partner. Sagarika married former Indian cricketer Zaheer Khan in 2017. Sagarika’s last film ‘Irada’ was released this year. After this Sagarika was not seen in Bollywood films. After marriage with Zaheer Khan, she distanced herself from the industry. Before marriage, apart from Bollywood, the actress had also worked in Marathi and Punjabi films. Sagarika may have moved away from the film world, but she remains very active on social media.
Got many offers in college itself
When Sagarika Ghatge was studying in college, she started getting offers to work in many advertisements. However, due to studies, his father refused to do acting work. After this, Sagarika started her film career only after graduation. She received the Screen Award and Lions Gold Award for Best Supporting Actress for her debut film ‘Chak De India’.
