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Saie Tamhankar’s Stunning Tribal Avatar Channels Smita Patil’s Iconic Look

The look is completed with simple, traditional tattoos on her neck, forehead, and back, offering a stark contrast to her usual glamorous image.

Neelam Karale

Pune: Known for her bold and stylish persona, Marathi cinema’s glamour girl Saie Tamhankar has once again captured the limelight, but this time with a twist.

Her latest photoshoot, which showcases her in a traditional avatar, has left fans and industry insiders astonished. Usually seen in Western and bold outfits, Saie’s new look has sparked a wave of curiosity and admiration.

Saie recently shared a video from a photoshoot where she is dressed in a sari, styled in the manner of women from tribal regions of Maharashtra.

The look is completed with simple, traditional tattoos on her neck, forehead, and back, offering a stark contrast to her usual glamorous image. This unconventional look has sparked discussions, with many speculating whether Saie is preparing for a new film role.

Adding to the intrigue, Saie has shared additional photos in mustard and blue saris, both of which have captivated her audience. Her fans have warmly embraced this non-glamorous look, and some have even drawn comparisons to the late actress Smita Patil, noting a resemblance to Smita’s role in the iconic film "Jait Re Jait."

Aside from her photoshoots, Saie is currently busy judging the popular show "Maharashtrachi Hasyajatra" and is eagerly anticipating the release of her upcoming film "Gulkand."

She is also working on a big-budget Bollywood project, although she has yet to disclose further details. On the personal front, Saie’s relationship with Anish Jog continues to garner attention, with their social media posts often making headlines.

Saie’s career has been marked by a string of successful films, including "Bhakhar," "Mimi," and "Dhurala." Her performance in "Mimi" earned her numerous awards, and her role in "Medium Spicy" has also been praised by audiences and critics alike.

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