Meet Aradhana Sharma Who Carries Forward Priya Tendulkar’s Legacy In Rajni 2.0!

Aradhana Sharma, an actress known for her sincerity and screen presence, has now stepped into one of Indian television's most iconic legacies with Rajni 2.0, where she plays the lead as Guddu - the daughter of the original Rajani - a role immortalized by the late Priya Tendulkar.

Hometown and Background

Born and brought up in Ranchi, Jharkhand, Aradhana's artistic journey began with dance. Her elder sister was her first teacher, and her mother, her biggest strength. Coming from an academically inclined family, performing arts was not considered a career option. Despite social criticism and challenges, Aradhana's mother encouraged her to follow her passion and stood by her at every step.

Work in TV shows

Aradhana first gained national attention in 2010 with Boogie Woogie Kids Championship, marking the beginning of her journey in entertainment. After completing her studies in Pune, she moved to Mumbai to pursue acting full-time. Her first screen appearance came in 2019 with MTV Splitsvilla, which gave her visibility and confidence to explore acting further.

In 2020, she made her acting debut with Aladdin: Naam Toh Suna Hoga, followed by appearances in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah in 2021.

OTT Projects

She went on to establish her versatility with impactful roles in OTT projects such as Lakhan Leela Bhargav on JioCinema and Video Cam Scam on EpicOn, earning recognition for her strong performances.

Recent Performance in Saira Khan case

Her role in an recently released film based on the Saira Khan case further showcased her depth as a performer.

Rajni 2.0

Her portrayal caught the attention of filmmaker Karan Razdan, who is also the writer of the classic Rajani, leading to her selection as the lead in Rajni 2.0.

Taking forward the legacy of a show that once defined empowerment and social responsibility on Indian television, Aradhana Sharma represents the new-age voice of conviction and strength. With Rajni 2.0, she not only honors the legacy of Priya Tendulkar but also brings her own individuality and depth to the role, marking a powerful new chapter in her journey from a small town to the national spotlight.