Actress Jiya Shankar is from India. Jiya Shankar is well-known for her roles as Susheela “Susheela” Ruhail Solanki in Sab TV’s comedy series Kaatelal & Sons and Dr. Iravati “Ira” Pandey in the comic drama series Meri Hanikarak Biwi on &TV.
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Jiya Shankar co-hosted “Good Night India” on SAB TV as well. Jiya Shankar most recently starred in Ved, a Marathi film. Jiya Shankar took part in Bigg Boss OTT 2 as a contestant , and three days prior to the grand finale, on Day 54, she was eliminated.
Jiya Shankar Childhood
Mumbai, Maharashtra, is where Shankar was born. Jiya Shankar is Surekha Gavli’s mother. When she was thirteen, her parents separated. ‘Shankar’ is a last name she took for herself, not her father’s name, as she disclosed on Bigg Boss OTT 2.
Jiya Shankar Career
In the Telugu film Entha Andanga Unnave (2013), Shankar made her acting debut with Ajay Manthena. Jiya Shankar starred alongside Arun Chidambaram in the Tamil movie Kanavu Variyam later in 2017. In 2015, Shankar made her TV debut opposite Karan Singhmar in Bindass’s Love by Chance as Alisha Rai. In 2016, Shankar made her TV debut as Shreya Dixit Rathore, one of the leads in & TV’s Queens Hain Hum.
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In Sab TV’s Kaatelal & Sons, Shankar most recently portrayed Susheela Ruhail Solanki opposite Paras Arora. Jiya Shankar portrayed Pavitra in the Colours TV series Pishachini, opposite Harsh Rajput, in August 2022.
Jiya Shankar most recently starred with Ritesh Deshmukh and Genelia Deshmukh in Ved as Nisha Katkar. The romantic thriller drama film had made ₹75 crore at the box office as of January 2023. Jiya Shankar was acknowledged for both her newfound prominence in the Marathi cinema industry and her poignant acting abilities. Shankar took part in the game reality show Bigg Boss OTT 2 in June 2023 and placed sixth.
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