Revati Lele is an accomplished actress, model, and Kathak dancer of Indian origin who has created a niche for herself in the world of Marathi entertainment. Her charm, acting prowess, and love for the performing arts have helped her gain immense popularity among audiences and create a unique identity for herself through television serials, theatrical presentations, and live performances.

Revati was born on 23rd January 1995 in Jalgaon, Maharashtra. After completing her studies, she moved to Mumbai to pursue her dream of acting. It is her creative background, coupled with her formal education and training in classical dance, that has greatly contributed to her success.

Acting Career

Revati Lele in Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha

Revati Lele made her television debut with a supporting role in the Marathi series Zindagi Not Out, where she played the role of Ajinkya’s girlfriend. Even though the tenure of her role was short, it introduced her to a whole new world of opportunities.

In the years to come, she also acted in shows like Gulmohar and Vithu Mauli. With Zee Yuva’s Vartul, she further increased the number of television shows she appeared in, proving her versatility in playing various characters.

A crucial turning point in her career was when she bagged the role of Ramabai Peshwe in the historical Marathi TV series Swamini. Her convincing performance in the historical character led her to gain popularity.

Revati Lele Model

In the year 2021, she made her debut in the Hindi TV industry with a supporting role in Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha. After that, she played the lead character Madhurani “Rani” Ratnaparkhi in the Marathi family drama Lagnachi Bedi, further cementing her place among the growing actresses of Marathi television.

Apart from television, Revati also played her part in the play called Musical Mughal-e-Azam, directed by one of the reputed theatre directors, Feroz Abbas Khan. The grand production was a great opportunity for Revati to show her acting and dancing skills.

Educational Qualifications and Classical Dance Training

Revati completed her school education in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, before coming to Mumbai for further studies. She graduated with a B.Com degree from Bhavan’s College, Mumbai. With Zee Yuva’s Vartul, she further increased the number of television shows she appeared in, proving her versatility in playing various characters.

Revati Lele Television Serial

A crucial turning point in her career was when she bagged the role of Ramabai Peshwe in the historical Marathi TV series Swamini. Her convincing performance in the historical character led her to gain popularity.

In the year 2021, she made her debut in the Hindi TV industry with a supporting role in Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha. After that, she played the lead character Madhurani “Rani” Ratnaparkhi in the Marathi family drama Lagnachi Bedi, further cementing her place among the growing actresses of Marathi television.

Apart from television, Revati also played her part in the play called Musical Mughal-e-Azam, directed by one of the reputed theatre directors, Feroz Abbas Khan. The grand production was a great opportunity for Revati to show her acting and dancing skills.

Educational Qualifications and Classical Dance Training

Revati Lele Husband

Revati completed her school education in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, before coming to Mumbai for further studies. She graduated with a B.Com degree from Bhavan’s College, Mumbai.

Personal Life

Revati Lele was born to Jayant Lele and was raised in Maharashtra. She currently resides in Mumbai, while her hometown remains Jalgaon. Despite the busy shooting schedule, she is known for achieving an equilibrium between her personal and professional lives.

Revati and Marathi actor Adish Vaidya have been in a long-term relationship since 2017 when they met during the shooting of Zindagi Not Out. The pair has posted about their moments together on social media, making them one of the popular celebrity couples in the Marathi film industry.

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