Every film listed here represents a different side of my growth as a Marathi actress. Preeti Mallapurkar has approached each role as an opportunity to sit inside someone else’s truth for a while, whether that meant playing a woman confronting a shifting sense of self, a character caught in the quiet weight of family expectation, or someone navigating love in a world that keeps moving faster than the heart can keep up with. Below is a closer look at the work itself.
A powerful portrayal of a woman navigating personal and societal challenges, delivering an emotionally compelling performance.



Aatur (2023) is a gripping drama that delves into human relationships, inner conflicts, and the psychological layers that define personal choices. The narrative unfolds through intense interactions and evolving character arcs.

It’s a love story of Keyan and karawa , online both get attached to each other and fall in love but on their first date twist come into their life and both decided to take a break in a relationship.



A village girl named Jija embarks on a mission to send a letter to “God’s Home,” leading to unexpected connections in her community. Her journey mixes humor, emotion, and family bonds.

My short film as a director earned a nomination at the Dadasaheb Phalke Film Festival, one of the milestones I’m proudest of so far. As a member of the Screenwriters Association, I continue choosing projects that challenge me as a Marathi actress, including Preeti Mallapurkar, rather than simply projects that are easy. Every film here is a step toward the kind of career I’m still building, one performance at a time.