Rinku will next be seen in Khillar.
Dressed in traditional attire, Rinku Rajguru can be seen standing against the backdrop of the Kedarnath temple.
Remember the popular Marathi film Sairat (2016)? If you have watched the film, you must know what a fabulous actor Rinku Rajguru is. Rinku, who made her debut with this movie, catapulted to fame soon after its release. Since then, she has never looked back and has worked in 10 films so far. She was only 15 when she captivated the audience’s hearts with her character of Archi Patil in Sairat. Rinku Rajguru also won a National Film Award for the movie.
As per recent reports, she is currently enjoying her time in Kedarnath. Rinku Rajguru shared a string of photos from her getaway on Instagram. She can be seen enjoying her time at the religious site. Dressed in traditional attire, Rinku Rajguru can be seen standing against the backdrop of the Kedarnath temple, Uttarakhand. She also shared a few more glimpses of her visit to the temple. For the same, she was dressed in a casual oversized check shirt with purple tights. She wore a cap and picked sports shoes to ensure comfort during her journey to the temple.
Rinku Rajguru’s visit to the Kedarnath temple comes a few days after she deleted all her posts from Instagram. A few days back, she left her fans shocked as most of her pictures and videos posted throughout the years on Instagram were deleted. Later, Rinku clarified that her Instagram account was facing some issues.
The actress started her career with the Marathi film but she went on to make her name in the Hindi film industry too. After Sairat, she immediately bagged a project alongside Lara Dutt. The web series was titled Hundred. Rinky essayed the character of a terminally ill woman, who has only 100 days left to live.
Later, Rinku Rajguru appeared in a segment of Ankahi Kahaniyan, directed by Abhishek Chaubey. She also won everyone’s hearts with her performance in the Amitabh Bachchan-starrer Jhund. Now, she has a project titled Khillar in her kitty titled Khillar, directed by Makarand Mane.
