She was born and raised in Mumbai, India.

Her film credits include Mukkam Post Devach Ghar, Ishwari, Aatur, and Kaarwaa. Full details are available on the Films page.

She received a nomination at the Dadasaheb Phalke Film Festival for her work as a filmmaker.

It follows Priya, a widowed mother navigating modern dating for the first time, in a warm, witty story about love, grief, and second chances at any age.

Yes, she is open to acting opportunities in films and selected creative projects. Scripts and collaboration details can be shared via the contact form.

You can use the contact form on this page or reach out via the provided email for all professional inquiries, including films, media, and partnerships.

Yes, meaningful roles across films, web series, and short films are considered, depending on the script and production quality.

Yes, she is available for curated events, panel discussions, and speaking engagements. Please share event details in your inquiry.

Media professionals can submit requests through the contact form with details about the publication, format, and timelines.

Yes, her books are available through selected online platforms. Please visit the Books section for direct links and details.

Collaboration requests related to writing, publishing, or content creation are welcome and can be discussed based on the proposal.

Responses are typically shared within a few working days, depending on the nature of the inquiry.

Yes, all the inquiries are handled directly by her.

Please include relevant details such as project type, timeline, location, and any supporting material to help review your request efficiently.

Yes, she continues to work across Marathi cinema, television, and short films, alongside her writing career.

Fans can follow her Instagram and Facebook pages, or subscribe to updates directly on this website.

She occasionally shares reflections and insights on writing, acting, and storytelling through her blog.

Yes, Preeti Mallapurkar directed a short film that received a nomination at the Dadasaheb Phalke Film Festival.

Yes, Preeti Mallapurkar has an official IMDb profile listing her film and acting credits.

Preeti Mallapurkar is known for her acting roles in Marathi films including Mukkam Post Devach Ghar, Ishwari, Aatur, and Kaarwaa, as well as her debut novel "Love at Last Swipe."

Is Preeti Mallapurkar a member of any film industry associations?

Yes, Preeti Mallapurkar is a member of the Screen Writers Association, reflecting her work as both an actress and a writer.

Yes, Preeti Mallapurkar has been featured in publications including Times of India, Lift Magazine, and The India Saga.

Preeti Mallapurkar's writing often explores women's issues, relationships, grief, and second chances, as seen in her novel "Love at Last Swipe."

Preeti Mallapurkar combines acting, filmmaking, and published authorship — a rare combination in the Marathi film industry, where most artists focus on a single creative discipline.

Preeti Mallapurkar's transition from acting to writing grew naturally from her interest in storytelling, allowing her to explore narratives and characters beyond what scripts alone could offer.

"Love at Last Swipe" refers to the story's protagonist finding unexpected love through modern dating apps later in life, reflecting the book's themes of second chances and rediscovery.

"Kaarwaa" tells the story of two people, Keyan and Karawa, who fall in love online before facing an unexpected turn on their first date - a fictional narrative rather than a true story.

Preeti Mallapurkar's career shows how a background outside the arts, such as commerce, can still lead to a multidimensional creative career spanning acting, writing, and filmmaking.