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Supriya Pathak Kapur (born 7 January 1961) is an Indian actress who works in Gujarati and Hindi films and television. She garnered widespread recognition and acclaim with her portrayal of Hansa Parekh in the Khichdi franchise. She has received several awards, including a Filmfare OTT Award and three Filmfare Awards. She also featured in the hit TV serial Idhar Udhar in the 1980s.[1]

Key Information

Younger daughter of actress Dina Pathak, she married her second husband, actor Pankaj Kapur in 1988, with whom she has a daughter and a son. Her sister is actress Ratna Pathak Shah, who is married to actor Naseeruddin Shah. Actor Shahid Kapoor is her stepson.

Early life

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Supriya was born on 7 January 1961[2][3] to Kathiyawadi Gujarati theater artiste and veteran actor, Dina Pathak and a Punjabi father, Baldev Pathak, dressmaker to the stars Rajesh Khanna and Dilip Kumar.[4] She has one elder sister, Ratna Pathak, also a theater and film actor. She grew up in Parsi Colony in Dadar, Mumbai,[5] and attended the J. B. Vachha High School. She has a bachelor's degree in Fine art, specialising in Bharatanatyam, from the Nalanda Dance Research Centre, University of Mumbai.[5][6]

Career

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Pathak's first foray into acting was under her mother's direction with the revival of the play Maina Gurjari, which Dina Pathak had acted in previously.[5] This was followed by a play with Dinesh Thakur titled Biwiyon Ka Madersa (based on a play by French playwright Molière), which was staged at the Prithvi Theatre. It was here that Jennifer Kendall (the late wife of Shashi Kapoor) spotted her and recommended her to Shyam Benegal for their home production Kalyug (1981), an adaptation of the epic Mahabharata. Her portrayal of Subhadra won her the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress. She then performed in Vijeta (1982), Bazaar (1982), Masoom (1983) and Mirch Masala (1985). She had a minor role in the biopic Gandhi (1982) and starred in the 1988 French film, The Bengali Night. She appeared in Raakh in 1989.[7] In 1985, she played the title role in Malayalam movie Akalathe Ambili.[8]

Her television roles include Idhar Udhar,[9] Ek Mahal Ho Sapno Ka, Khichdi, Baa Bahoo Aur Baby and Chanchan among others.[10]

In 1994, her husband, Pankaj Kapur and she launched their own TV production house, Grass Company. Mohandas B.A.L.L.B was the first serial they produced and acted in under the banner.[11]

After an 11-year hiatus from acting, she starred in the 2005 film Sarkar, followed by its sequel, Sarkar Raj in 2008. She portrayed a subservient mother who tries hard to fill the generation gap with her son in Wake Up Sid (2009). Filmfare magazine called her rendering of the sinister Dhankor Baa in 2013's Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela the "watershed of her career".[12] Carry On Kesar (2016) was her first Gujarati film.[13]

Personal life

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Shahid Kapoor, Supriya Pathak, and Pankaj Kapur attend the screening of Teri Meri Kahaani

At 22, Pathak married,[4] but the couple separated within a year of marriage. In 1986, she met her second husband, Pankaj Kapur, while filming Agla Mausam (1989). After two years of courtship, they married in 1988 and are parents to a daughter, Sanah (born 1993), and a son, Ruhaan (born 1997). On 2 March 2022, her daughter Sanah Kapur married Mayank Pahwa, whereas in September 2023, her son Ruhaan Kapoor married Manukriti Pahwa, both siblings being children of actors Manoj Pahwa and Seema Bhargava Pahwa.[5]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Film Role Sources
1981 Kalyug Subhadra
1982 Vijeta Anna Verghese
Bazar Shabnam
Gandhi Manu
1983 Bekaraar Nisha
Masoom Bhavana
1984 Dharm Aur Qanoon Reshma
Awaaz Priya
1985 Bahu Ki Awaaz Madhu V. Srivastav
Mirch Masala Village Woman
Akalathe Ambili Ambili Malayalam film
Arjun Sudha Malvankar
Jhoothi Seema
1986 Dilwaala Kamla
1988 Shahenshah Sheena
The Bengali Night Gayatri
Falak Champa
1989 Akanksha Seema
Kamla Ki Maut Anju
Raakh Nita
Daata Suraiya Khan /Suraiya Rao
1990 Shadyantra Bilkees
1994 Madhosh
2002 Jackpot 2 Crore Sonu Datta
2005 Bewafaa
Sarkar Pushpa Nagre
2007 Panga Naa Lo
Dharm Parvati Chaturvedi
2008 Sarkar Raj Pushpa Nagre
2009 Delhi 6 Vimla
Wake Up Sid Sarita Mehra
2010 Khichdi: The Movie Hansa Parekh
Awasthi Rukmani
2011 Mausam Fatimah Bua
2012 Shanghai Chief Minister
2013 Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela Dhankor "Baa" Sanera
2014 Bobby Jasoos Ammi
Tigers Ayan's mother
2015 All Is Well Parminder "Pammi"
Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon Kapil's mom
UNindian Meera's mum Australian film
2017 Carry On Kesar Kesar Patel Gujarati film
Sarkar 3 Pushpa Nagre
Best of Luck Lalu Lalu's mom Gujarati Film
2018 Love per Square Foot Lata Chaturvedi
Aravindha Sametha Veera Raghava Jeji Telugu film
2019 Gaddalakonda Ganesh Gaddalakonda Ganesh's mother Telugu film
Ramprasad Ki Tehrvi Amma
Happi Rukmani Released on ZEE5[14]
2020 Jai Mummy Di Laali Khanna [15]
2021 The Big Bull Hemant Shah's mother Released on Disney+ Hotstar
Toofaan Sister D'Souza Released on Amazon Prime Video
Mimi Mimi's mother Released On Netflix And JioCinema
Rashmi Rocket Bhanuben Virah Chibber, Rashmi's mother Released on ZEE5
2022 Kehvatlal Parivar Kalindi Thakar Gujarati film[16]
2023 Satyaprem Ki Katha Diwali
Khichdi 2: Mission Paanthukistan Hansa Parekh
2024 Luv Ki Arrange Marriage Supriya [17]
2025 Raid 2 Mrs. Bhankar
Fari Ek Vaar Kusum Gujarati film[18]
Auntypreneur Gujarati film[19]
2026 Assi

Television

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Year Title Role Episodes
1985 Darpan 1 Episode
1985 Idhar Udhar Poonam
1986 Katha Sagar Anuradha / Shabnam 2 Episodes
1987 Naqli Chehra Asha Television film
Shahadat Television film
Zindagi Kamal Gupta
1994 Philips Top 10 1 Episode
1997–1998 Idhar Udhar (Season 2) Poonam
1998 Mohandas B.A.L.L.B. Mohini
1999 Ek Mahal Ho Sapno Ka Neelu Nanavati
1999–2000 Zindagi Kamal [20]
2002–2004 Khichdi Hansa Parekh
2005 Instant Khichdi Hansa Parekh
2006 Baa Bahoo Aur Baby Gunvanti
2006 Naya Office Office Mahabali Cameo
2007–2009 Remote Control Baari Babulnath
2010 Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah Hansa Parekh Special appearance for promoting Khichdi: The Movie
2012 Alaxmi Ka Super Parivaar Shanti
2013 Chhanchhan Umaben Borisagar
2014 Tu Mere Agal Bagal Hai Ganga Mausi
2015–2016 Jaane Kya Hoga Rama Re Rambhateri
2018 Khichdi Returns Hansa Parekh
2019 Mere Sai - Shraddha Aur Saburi Geeta Maa

Web series

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Year Title Role Platform Notes
2021 Cartel Rani Mai ALTBalaji
Tabbar Sargun Kaur SonyLIV
2022 Home Shanti Sarla Joshi Disney+ Hotstar

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
1982 Filmfare Awards Best Supporting Actress Kalyug Won
1983 Bazaar Won
2010 Wake Up Sid Nominated [21]
2011 Khichdi: The Movie Nominated
2014 Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela Won [22]
2022 Best Actress (Critics) Ramprasad Ki Tehrvi Nominated [23]
2022 Filmfare OTT Awards Best Actress in a Comedy Series Home Shanti Nominated [24]
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Tabbar Won [25]
2022 FOI Online Awards Best Actress in a Leading Role Ramprasad Ki Tehrvi Nominated [26]
Best Performance by an Ensemble Cast Won
2010 IIFA Awards Best Supporting Actress Wake Up Sid Nominated [27]
2014 Best Performance in a Negative Role Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela Nominated [28]
2004 Indian Television Academy Awards Best Actress - Comedy Khichdi Won [29]
2008 Remote Control Won [30]
2003 Indian Telly Awards Best Actress in a Comic Role Khichdi Won [31]
2004 Nominated [32]
2005 Instant Khichdi Won [33]
2008 Remote Control Nominated [34]
2006 Producers Guild Film Awards Best Actress in a Drama Series Instant Khichdi Nominated [35]
2009 Best Actress in a Supporting Role Sarkar Raj Nominated [36]
2010 Wake Up Sid Nominated
2014 Best Actor in a Negative Role Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela Won
Screen Awards Best Actor in a Negative Role Nominated [37]
Zee Cine Awards Best Actor in a Negative Role Won [38]

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Supriya Pathak Kapur (born 7 January 1961) is an Indian actress renowned for her versatile performances across film, television, and theatre, spanning over four decades.[1][2] Born in Mumbai to veteran Gujarati theatre actress Dina Pathak and Punjabi tailor Baldev Pathak, she grew up in a family immersed in the arts, with her elder sister Ratna Pathak Shah also becoming a prominent actress.[2][3] Pathak holds a bachelor's degree in fine arts, specializing in Bharatanatyam, from the University of Mumbai's Nalanda Dance Research Centre, which complemented her early training in theatre under her mother's guidance.[2] Her acting career began with her debut in Kalyug (1981), for which she won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress, followed by a small role as Gandhi's grandniece Manu in the Academy Award-winning film Gandhi (1982), and a breakthrough performance as Shabnam in Bazaar (1982), earning her second Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress.[1][4][5] Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, she appeared in notable parallel cinema films such as Mirch Masala (1985) and mainstream hits like Shahenshah (1988), while also establishing herself on stage with plays like Maina Gurjari.[3][6] In television, Pathak gained widespread popularity portraying the quirky homemaker Hansa Parekh in the cult comedy series Khichdi (2002–2004; 2018), earning the Indian Telly Award for Best Actress in a Comic Role, and reprising the role in the film Khichdi: The Movie (2010).[4][7] Her return to films in the 2010s included critically acclaimed supporting roles, such as the authoritative mother-in-law Baa in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela (2013), securing her third Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress, as well as parts in Wake Up Sid (2009), Shanghai (2012), and Mimi (2021).[4][8] Pathak has been married to actor Pankaj Kapur since 1988, with whom she has two children, actress Sanah Kapur and actor Ruhaan Kapur; she is also stepmother to actor Shahid Kapoor from Kapur's previous marriage.[9][10] Recent projects include the comedy Khichdi 2: Mission Paanthukistan (2023) and the thriller Raid 2 (2025), underscoring her enduring presence in Indian entertainment.[11][12]

Early life and education

Early life

Supriya Pathak was born on 7 January 1961 in Mumbai to Dina Pathak, a renowned Gujarati theatre actress and veteran performer, and Baldev Pathak, a Punjabi dressmaker known for styling outfits for prominent actors such as Rajesh Khanna and Dilip Kumar.[13][14] She was raised in the Parsi Colony neighborhood of Dadar, Mumbai, within a culturally vibrant household that merged Gujarati theatrical traditions from her mother's side with Punjabi influences from her father, fostering an environment rich in artistic and diverse heritage.[15][14] The family's home in this close-knit community, surrounded by gardens and supportive relatives, provided a happy and independent childhood, where Pathak and her siblings learned self-reliance amid their parents' busy professional lives.[15] Pathak's early immersion in the performing arts stemmed from her mother's deep involvement in Gujarati theatre and her activism during India's freedom struggle, which brought theatre personalities and cultural discussions into the home, shaping a foundational appreciation for the stage.[16][14] She grew up alongside her elder sister, Ratna Pathak Shah, also an accomplished actress, in this stimulating atmosphere that naturally influenced her later pursuit of formal arts training.[15][13]

Education

Supriya Pathak completed her secondary education at J. B. Vachha High School in Mumbai's Parsi Colony. She subsequently earned a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from the University of Mumbai, with a specialization in Bharatanatyam at the affiliated Nalanda Dance Research Centre. Influenced by her family's artistic heritage, Pathak initially pursued dance training as a pathway to a performing arts career.[17] During her college years, Pathak shifted her focus from dance to theatre after realizing her stronger aptitude for acting, engaging in early stage work that built her foundational skills.[17] Upon graduating in the late 1970s, she transitioned to professional theatre, making her acting debut in the revival of the Gujarati play Mena Gurjari under the direction of her mother, Dina Pathak.[18] This initial involvement marked the beginning of her preparation for a broader career in performing arts.

Career

Film career

Supriya Pathak made her film debut in 1981 with Shyam Benegal's Kalyug, portraying a young woman navigating family conflicts in a period drama, a role that earned her the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress.[5] Her early career in parallel cinema featured nuanced supporting roles, including a minor part as Mahatma Gandhi's niece in Richard Attenborough's Gandhi (1982), the biological mother Bhavana in Shekhar Kapur's Masoom (1983), Shabnam in Sagar Sarhadi's Bazaar (1982), for which she won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress, and a factory worker in Ketan Mehta's Mirch Masala (1985), where she contributed to the film's critique of patriarchal oppression. These performances, rooted in her theatre training, established her as a reliable presence in art-house films emphasizing social realism.[17] The 1990s marked a slowdown in Pathak's film work due to personal commitments following her marriage, leading to an 11-year hiatus from leading roles.[19] She staged a comeback in 2005 with Ram Gopal Varma's Sarkar, playing the devoted wife Pushpa Nagre opposite Amitabh Bachchan, a character that blended quiet strength with familial loyalty and reignited interest in her dramatic range.[19] This resurgence extended into commercial Hindi cinema, with memorable turns as the supportive mother in Ayan Mukerji's Wake Up Sid (2009), which captured the warmth of urban middle-class dynamics.[20] Pathak's portrayal of the formidable matriarch Jamnaben (also known as Dhankor Baa) in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela (2013) became a career highlight, showcasing her ability to embody fierce protectiveness in a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, and earning widespread acclaim for its intensity.[21] Over time, her acting style evolved from the intense, introspective dramatic roles of her early years to more versatile and comedic characters, allowing her to break free from typecasting as solely a serious actress while maintaining emotional depth.[22] In recent years, Pathak expanded into Gujarati cinema with Fari Ek Vaar (2025), a family drama exploring themes of hope and second chances, where she played a central role as Kusum.[23] She continued this trajectory with supporting appearances in Hindi action films like Raid 2 (2025), portraying a maternal figure amid high-stakes investigations, and the lead in the Gujarati comedy-drama Auntypreneur (2025), where her portrayal of the spirited Jasuben highlighted entrepreneurial spirit among homemakers and drew praise for its blend of humor and heart.[24] These roles underscore her adaptability across regional and genre boundaries, contributing to box-office successes that broadened her appeal beyond parallel cinema.[25]

Television and theatre career

Supriya Pathak began her acting career in theatre during the late 1970s, drawing from her family's deep roots in the performing arts, particularly her mother Dina Pathak's prominence as a Gujarati theatre artiste and director. This early exposure to stage performances shaped her foundational skills, with Pathak later describing theatre as the bedrock of her craft, enabling her to convey emotions authentically before transitioning to screen roles.[17] Her theatre work emphasized live interaction and improvisation, which she credits for honing her versatility across mediums. In television, Pathak made her debut with the comedy series Idhar Udhar (1985–1986), where she shared the screen with her sister Ratna Pathak Shah, marking an early foray into episodic storytelling that highlighted her comedic timing.[26] Her breakthrough arrived with the iconic role of the naive and endearing Hansa Parekh in the sitcom Khichdi (2002–2004). The series' enduring popularity led to extensions like Instant Khichdi (2005), the franchise reboot Khichdi 2: Mission Paanthukistan (2023), the series reboot (2024–present), alongside guest appearances in family comedies such as Baa Bahoo Aur Baby (2005–2010) as Gunvanti Mami, reinforcing her signature portrayal of relatable, humorous maternal figures.[27] Pathak expanded into web series with the thriller Tabbar (2021) on SonyLIV, playing the resilient Sargun Singh, a role that showcased her dramatic range in a narrative exploring family loyalty and moral dilemmas, earning critical acclaim for its emotional depth.[28] She remains active in theatre, performing in regional Gujarati plays and productions that blend cultural humor with contemporary themes, as seen in her participation at events like the Delhi Theatre Festival.[29] Through her television roles, particularly the Khichdi franchise, Pathak has left a lasting imprint on popular culture by embodying comedic depictions of middle-class Gujarati family life, making characters like Hansa synonymous with innocent humor and domestic warmth.[30] Her sustained engagement with theatre has continually refined her acting prowess, providing a space for experimental expression amid varying demands of screen work.[17]

Personal life

Family and marriage

She met actor Pankaj Kapur in 1986 while working on the unreleased film Agla Mausam, leading to a two-year courtship before their marriage in 1988.[31] The couple has two biological children: daughter Sanah Kapur, born on February 15, 1993, who is an actress known for roles in films like Shaandaar (2015), and son Ruhaan Kapur, born on November 5, 1997, who works as an assistant director and has assisted his father on projects.[32][33][34][35] Pathak shares a close step-relationship with her husband Pankaj Kapur's son from his previous marriage, actor Shahid Kapoor, whom she considers her own son; in 2025 interviews, she described their bond as a typical mother-son dynamic, marked by open communication and mutual support, including shared spiritual interests.[36][37][38] The family is deeply involved in the arts, with multiple members pursuing careers in acting, direction, and production; notable collaborations include the couple's joint theatre production Dopehri (2016) under their company Theatron, as well as their earlier TV production house Grass Company, launched in 1994, which produced series like Mohandas B.A.L.L.B..[39][40]

Career influences from personal life

Supriya Pathak took a significant break from prominent film roles during much of the 1990s and early 2000s following her marriage to Pankaj Kapur, prioritizing the upbringing of their children, daughter Sanah and son Ruhaan, while making occasional appearances. She explained in a 2025 interview that she wanted to focus on motherhood until Sanah turned 12, which shaped her selective approach to roles thereafter. This period allowed her to step back from demanding on-set schedules, resuming more active work in the 2000s with projects that aligned with her family commitments, such as her return to major cinema in Sarkar (2005).[41] To maintain a balance between acting and family life, Pathak collaborated closely with her husband by co-founding the television production house Grass Company in 1994, where she took on the role of executive producer, learning the craft on the job to stay involved without extensive travel. Her marriage to Kapur, a prominent theatre and film actor, further influenced her career by inspiring the establishment of Theatron, their joint theatre company, which enabled home-based creative endeavors and reinforced a shared artistic environment rooted in their families' theatrical heritage. Such initiatives, including family-oriented television projects like Khichdi—where she portrayed the beloved Hansa Parekh—facilitated work that accommodated her responsibilities as a parent.[41][42] In recent reflections, Pathak has highlighted the emotional support derived from step-parenting Shahid Kapoor, her husband's son from a previous marriage, whom she met at age 6 and views as an integral family member. During a 2025 Filmfare roundtable, she described Shahid as "always there" and the family's "main anchor," crediting this bond for providing stability and encouragement amid her career pauses and returns, including her post-hiatus resurgence in the 2000s. This dynamic not only fostered a blended family unit but also bolstered her resilience in navigating professional comebacks while managing personal life.[41]

Filmography

Films

Supriya Pathak debuted in Hindi cinema during the early 1980s and has since built a diverse portfolio across Hindi and Gujarati films, with a selective return to the screen after the 1990s following her marriage and family commitments.[1][43][44] Her credits are categorized below by language, presented chronologically in table format for clarity.

Hindi Films

YearTitleRole
1981KalyugSubhadra
1982GandhiManu
1982BazaarShabnam
1983MasoomBhavna
1988ShahenshahShaheen
1989RaakhNita
2009Wake Up SidSarita Mehra
2010Khichdi: The MovieHansa Parekh
2012ShanghaiChief Minister Madamji
2013Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-LeelaJamnaben (Dhankor Baa)
2014Bobby JasoosAmmi
2015Kis Kisko Pyaar KaroonMrs. Chaturvedi
2017Sarkar 3Anjali
2017Jeena Isi Ka Naam HaiLaxmi
2019Jai Mummy DiPinky Kaur
2019Ramprasad Ki TehrviMrs. Ramprasad
2020Sab Kushal MangalShanti
2021The Big BullUma Chhabria
2021ToofaanDr. Sarita Shanbhag
2021MimiShobha (Mimi's Mother)
2021Rashmi RocketShreeji's Mother
2023Satyaprem Ki KathaSatyaprem's Mother
2023Khichdi 2: Mission PaanthukistanHansa Parekh
2025Raid 2Amma

Gujarati Films

YearTitleRole
2017Best Of Luck LaaluDaksha Modi
2017Carry On KesarKesar
2022Kehvatlal ParivarJamnaben Bapuji
2025AuntypreneurJasuben
2025Fari Ek VaarN/A

Television and web series

Supriya Pathak began her television career in the 1980s with comedic roles that showcased her versatility in ensemble casts. Her work spans Doordarshan serials to modern OTT platforms, where she has portrayed memorable characters in family dramas and thrillers. The Khichdi franchise, spanning over two decades, highlights her enduring popularity in comedic television.

Television Credits

  • Idhar Udhar (1985–1986, Doordarshan): Played Poonam and other supporting roles in this comedy series about two sisters navigating urban life.[45]
  • Khichdi (2002–2004, Star Plus): Portrayed the endearing and naive Hansa Parekh, the central housewife in this popular family sitcom; reprised the role in the 2024 revival (2024–present).[46]
  • Baa Bahoo Aur Baby (2005–2010, Star Plus): Appeared as Gunvanti Mami in recurring episodes of this family drama, bringing humor to multi-generational dynamics.

Web Series Credits

  • Tabbar (2021, SonyLIV): Played Sargun Kaur, a resilient mother in this Punjabi crime thriller exploring family loyalty and moral dilemmas.[47]
  • Cartel (2021, MX Player/ALTBalaji): Featured as Rani Maai, the matriarch of a powerful underworld family in this intense gang-war drama.
  • Home Shanti (2022, Disney+ Hotstar): Starred as Sarla Joshi, a retiring teacher leading her family through the challenges of building their dream home in this slice-of-life comedy.[48]
  • Reeta Sanyal (2024, Disney+ Hotstar): Made a guest appearance as a jail constable in this courtroom thriller series.

Awards and nominations

Film and OTT awards

Supriya Pathak has garnered recognition for her performances in Indian cinema and OTT platforms through several prestigious awards, particularly from the Filmfare Awards, where she has won three times for supporting roles that highlighted her versatility in dramatic portrayals.[4] Her early career accolades came from parallel cinema films, while later honors extended to mainstream Bollywood and streaming series, underscoring her enduring impact across genres. In 1982, Pathak received the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress for her debut role as Subhadra in Kalyug, marking her breakthrough in the industry.[49] She repeated the win in 1983 for her nuanced performance in Bazaar, further establishing her as a talent in socially relevant narratives.[50] Her third Filmfare Award came in 2014 for Best Supporting Actress as Leela's mother in Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela, a role that blended emotional depth with cultural resonance.[4] Pathak's transition to OTT platforms earned her the Filmfare OTT Award in 2022 for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her role as Sargun Kaur in Tabbar, praised for its portrayal of familial resilience amid conflict.[51] Beyond Filmfare, Pathak has received nominations from other major awards bodies. She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 2010 International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards for her role as Ranvir's mother in Wake Up Sid. Similarly, at the 2010 Screen Awards, she earned a nomination for Best Ensemble Cast for Wake Up Sid, reflecting the film's collaborative acclaim.[49] In 2014, she received a Screen Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress for Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela.[52] In Gujarati cinema, Pathak won the Golden Award for Best Actress of the Year at the 2017 Gujarati Iconic Film Awards for her performance in Carry on Kesar.[4] As of 2025, her recent Gujarati films like Auntypreneur have been noted for critical appreciation, though no additional formal awards have been announced for these releases.[53]
YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
1982Filmfare AwardsBest Supporting ActressKalyugWon
1983Filmfare AwardsBest Supporting ActressBazaarWon
2010IIFA AwardsBest Supporting ActressWake Up SidNominated
2010Screen AwardsBest Ensemble CastWake Up SidNominated
2014Filmfare AwardsBest Supporting ActressGoliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-LeelaWon
2014Screen AwardsBest Supporting ActressGoliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-LeelaNominated
2017Gujarati Iconic Film AwardsBest Actress of the Year (Golden Award)Carry on KesarWon
2022Filmfare OTT AwardsBest Supporting Actress in a Drama SeriesTabbarWon

Television awards

Supriya Pathak has received recognition for her comedic performances in Indian television, particularly through awards from the Indian Telly Awards and the Indian Television Academy Awards. Her portrayal of Hansa Parekh in the popular sitcom Khichdi earned her multiple honors, highlighting her ability to embody quirky, relatable characters in family-oriented comedy. These accolades underscore her contributions to light-hearted television content during the early 2000s. In 2003, Pathak won the Indian Telly Award for Best Actress in a Comic Role for Khichdi, where she played the eccentric housewife Hansa.[54] The following year, in 2004, she secured the Indian Television Academy Award for Best Actress in a Comic Role, again for the same series, cementing her status as a leading comedic talent on television.[4] Pathak continued her success with the 2005 Indian Telly Award for Best Actress in a Comic Role, this time for her reprise of Hansa in Instant Khichdi, the spin-off series that extended the franchise's humor.[55] By 2008, she added another win with the Indian Television Academy Award for Best Actress in a Comedy Role for her performance in the anthology series Remote Control, showcasing her versatility in short-form comedic narratives.[56] In 2025, Pathak won the Jury Award for Best Actor in a Comedy Role at the 25th Indian Television Academy Awards for her role in Khichdi.[57]
YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
2003Indian Telly AwardBest Actress in a Comic RoleKhichdiWon
2004Indian Television Academy AwardBest Actress in a Comic RoleKhichdiWon
2005Indian Telly AwardBest Actress in a Comic RoleInstant KhichdiWon
2008Indian Television Academy AwardBest Actress in a Comedy RoleRemote ControlWon
2025Indian Television Academy AwardBest Actor in a Comedy Role (Jury)KhichdiWon

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