Shefali Shah Height, Weight, Net Worth, Age, Birthday, Wikipedia, Who, Nationality, Biography

Publish date: 2024-04-08

Shefali Shah is an Indian entertainer who is most popular for her work in movies like Satya (1998), Monsoon Wedding (2001), Gandhi, My Father (2007), The Last Lear (2007), Dil Dhadakne Do (2015), and Jalsa (2022).

She is likewise very much perceived for her depiction of characters like Richa in the show TV series Banegi Apni Baat (1993), Mala Malhotra in the drama Tara (1993), Savithri/Saavi in the drama Hasratein (1996), Manju Singh in the short film Juice (2017), DCP Vartika Chaturvedi in the wrongdoing dramatization streaming TV series Delhi Crime (2019), and Dr. Gauri Nath in the clinical show streaming TV series Human (2022).

Height5 ft 6 in
Weight63 kg
Date of BirthMay 22, 1972
Zodiac SignGemini
SpouseVipul Amrutlal Shah

She had begun her vocation by acting in a few phase shows including Ant Vagarni Antakshari and Doctor Tame Pan?. Her advancement came when she had tried out for a job in the TV sequential Campus and was acknowledged following a screen test.


For her depiction of the personality of Pyaari Mhatre in the 1998 Indian wrongdoing dramatization film Satya, she had won the ‘Best Actress (Critics)’ grant at the 1999 Filmfare Awards.

A bilingual, she is familiar with Tulu, Hindi, English, Marathi, and Gujarati.

She is a prepared Bharatanatyam artist.

For her depiction of the personality of Vandana in the 2007 Indian dramatization film The Last Lear, she had won the ‘Best Supporting Actress’ honor at the 2009 National Film Awards.


She had loaned her voice to the personality of Raksha in the Hindi-named adaptation of the 2016 experience dramatization film The Jungle Book.

For her depiction of the personality of Manju Singh in the 2017 Indian short film Juice, she had won the ‘Best Actress in a Short Film’ grant at the 2018 Filmfare Awards.

Her leisure activities incorporate composition and cooking. In 2021, she had opened an eatery named Jalsa in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. A portion of the insides of the café have been painted by her.


During the COVID-19 pandemic, she had explored different avenues regarding composing and coordinating 2 self-featuring short movies, named Someday and Happy Birthday Mummy Ji.

The previous was her first time at the helm and she had uncovered in a meeting that she had imagined the story in view of recollections from her mom who had gone guardian to her sickly grandma.

She had shot the film with a 5-part group at her home in only 2 days. The film had debuted at the 51st USA Film Festival and was subsequently screened at the eighteenth Indian Film Festival Stuttgart in Germany.

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