Happy Birthday, Radhika Apte: Web Series and movies of the actor that you must watch

Radhika Apte has a knack for choosing unconventional roles. She has created a memorable on-screen presence and even emerged as the OTT queen. Her performance in ‘Sacred Games’, ‘Raat Akeli Hai’, to name a few has been loved by her fans.

Let’s take a look at some of Radhika Apte's most impressive performances:

Sacred Games

Radhika portrayed the role of Anjali Mathur, a daring law enforcement agent in the show. She assisted Sartaj Singh, played by Saif Ali Khan, in his case. Her role in the show did not go too far as her character died just before a key revelation in the investigation.

Ghoul

The series, starring Radhika Apte, is based on Arabian folklore. The horror-thriller narrates the story of a young interrogator named Nida Rahim who is posted in a remote military detention centre in, where they interrogate a notorious terrorist, Ali Saeed Al Yacoub, a leader of United People Front. Series of events unravel during cross examination highlighting the past and the baffling interaction between mortal and supernatural worlds.

Raat Akeli Hai

Radhika plays the role of Radha, who is married off to a politician. The crime thriller, which also stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Shweta Tripathi and Tigmanshu Dhulia, follows a small-town cop who is summoned to investigate the death of a newly married landlord. His investigation is complicated by the victim’s secretive family and his own conflicted heart.

Lust Stories

The actor played the role of Kalindi, a married professor, in the short film directed by Anurag Kashyap. She has an affair with one of her students named Tejas and becomes obsessed about him after rumours of him pursuing a girl start doing the rounds.

Forensic

In the psychological thriller, Radhika played the role of sub-inspector Megha Sharma, who was on a mission to find a serial killer, along with forensic officer Johnny Khanna, played by Vikrant Massey.

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