Radhika
Apte
who
is
celebrating
her
birthday
today,
has
grown
to
be
one
of
the
finest
actresses
over
the
years!
She
became
the
only
Indian
actress
to
be
cast
in
three
Netflix
original
series
and
film
consecutively.
When
her
latest
Netflix
horror
series
Ghoul
released,
the
internet
was
flooded
with
her
memes,
in
which
she
was
called
omnipresent.
Radhika
is
known
for
her
versatile
acting
skills.
She
has
the
ability
to
act
as
a
young
woman
from
a
village
to
a
RAW
agent,
and
yet
put
up
an
amazing
performance.
As
she
turns
a
year
older,
let's
have
a
look
at
4
of
her
movies
that
are
a
must-watch
if
you're
her
fan.
Shor
In
The
City
Though
Radhika
Apte
plays
the
role
of
a
house
wife
with
minimal
dialogues
in
the
crime-comedy
drama
movie
Shor
In
The
City,
she
managed
to
win
viewers
appreciation
by
proving
that
acting
could
be
subtle,
too.
Her
unconventional
looks
and
screen
presence
gained
her
popularity
through
this
movie.
Parched
Through
Parched,
Radhika
established
herself
as
one
of
the
most
versatile
actresses
we
have
ever
come
across.
Playing
the
role
of
a
young
married
woman
living
in
a
village
in
Rajasthan,
her
character
revolves
around
fighting
the
evil
norms
of
the
society
that
are
imposed
on
a
woman.
One
of
the
highlight
of
her
role
in
Parched
is
the
accent
she
puts
up
for
the
character!
Phobia
Radhika,
who
is
seen
as
Mehak
in
the
film,
is
an
artist
who
is
suffering
from
an
extreme
condition
of
agoraphobia.
The
actress
has
beautifully
portrayed
the
emotions
of
a
mentally
ill
person
and
carried
the
character
exceptionally
well.
Phobia
is
one
such
movie
of
Radhika's
that
you
can't
miss!
Lust
Stories
In
Netflix's
anthology
film
Lust
Stories,
Radhika
Apte
is
seen
playing
the
role
of
a
college
professor
who
is
trying
to
explore
her
sexuality.
Her
character
speaks
for
women
who
are
often
looked
down
upon
for
being
vocal
about
their
sexual
desires.
You
can
see
Radhika
in
a
very
bold,
yet
vulnerable
state
of
mind
in
the
film.
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Story first published: Friday, September 7, 2018, 10:23 [IST]