Sneha Balpande

Sneha Balpande is an accomplished Indian actress celebrated for her compelling performances across theatre, television, films, and digital platforms. A recipient of Best Actress awards at six national and international film festivals, she has earned recognition for her expressive depth, versatility, and commanding stage presence.

With over 50 stage performances to her credit, Sneha has portrayed several powerful and layered characters in acclaimed productions. She played Maria in Cross Purpose written by Albert Camus and produced by Namaste Theatre, which was staged at Bharat Rang Mahotsav. She essayed the role of Juror 12 in the Hindi adaptation of 12 Angry Men titled Ek Ruka Hua Faisla, adapted by Ranjeet Kapoor and produced by Namaste Theatre. She also portrayed Dora in The Just Assassins by Albert Camus under the banner of Namaste Theatre. In addition, she delivered a remarkable performance as Lakshmi in Sakharam Binder written by Vijay Tendulkar and produced by Fireweavers, along with playing Kunti in Mahabharata, showcasing her strong grounding in classical theatre.

She has represented her university in theatre and performed in a play selected by the National School of Drama (NSD), further strengthening her foundation in the performing arts.

Sneha’s diverse portfolio spans Marathi serials, Bollywood and Marathi films, short films, corporate ad films, and event hosting. Beyond stage and screen, she has also contributed to radio shows and podcasts, expanding her creative expression into voice-based mediums.

Trained through specialized workshops in acting and voice artistry, Sneha Balpande continues to captivate audiences with her dedication, expressive range, and passion for storytelling across multiple platforms.