It has been a long time since Shaktimaan was circulated on Doordarshan. Also, almost certainly that performer Mukesh Khanna completed an astounding activity in engaging us with his solid part, yet we can’t resist recalling Vaishnavi Mahant, who stole hearts too, with her work.
She assumed the part of Geeta Vishwas, the adoration enthusiasm of Shaktimaan and an exceptionally overcome journalist in Aaj Ki Awaaz, who dependably remained for genuine stories and equity. In spite of the fact that the show went off-air back in 2005, these characters keep on living in our recollections. However, the Vaishnavi we see in next part has changed definitely finished the years.
Before Shaktimaan, she showed up in numerous Bollywood films, for example, Veerana, Laadla, Bambai Ka Babu and Barsaat Ki Raat, yet her genuine achievement came just with Shaktiman that filled her pack with credit.
It has been a long time since the show went off-air and our Geeta Vishwas has assumed numerous parts from that point forward. In spite of being so prevalent she is likewise known for her straightforwardness.
She was conceived in Madhya Pradesh to a Hindu father and a Christain mother. She was raised as Hindu, which is the reason she took her screen name Vaishnavi. Be that as it may, she is additionally a devotee to Christianity, who is more into an association with God, not religion.
Returning to her carreer, she has played charcaters in cleansers like Kasautii Zindagi Kay, Miley Jab Hum Tum, Chhoona Hai Aasmaan, Sasural Genda Phool and Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke.
She went ahead to assume driving parts in a few Tollywood motion pictures and is referred to for her significant execution there too. A short time later, she showed up again on Doordarshan in a TV indicate called KaramYudh, in the part of DCP Shivangi.
Right now, she can be seen on the TV indicate Yeh Un Dinon Ki Baat Hai in the part of Mrs Maheshwari. This is a standout amongst the most sat in front of the TV Shows on Sony TV, which depends on the American TV demonstrate The Wonder Years.