Deepali Sayed is an actress, politician and social activist. She debuted in the film industry with the film Chatur Navra Chikni Baiko in 2004. She owns Deepali Bhosale Sayed Charitable Trust, through which she helped a lot of people during Covid-19. She has built several old age homes and orphanages to help victims through her trust. The actress is also quite active on social media. She often shares videos of her promotional outings and other activities. Recently, a video is going viral in which Deepali Sayed was seen wearing a saree while standing at the side of the road. She has been away from the television and film industry for a while. The recent video showcased the actress standing near a dense forest. She wore an orange saree. She kept her hair open and applied red flamboyant Kunku on her forehead. Viewers found this video horrifying because of the way she is standing in the dark, and the reflection of white light on her face. The clip has been posted by a user on Instagram. It has gone viral now.
Fans flooded the comments section with compliments and heart emojis. Apart from the compliments, netizens have also pointed out the vibe of the video. Some called it horrific, while others wondered the reason for the actress standing beside the road near the dense forest. “Saw Ayala for the first time and felt different. Felt ghostly man,” wrote one of the users. It is also speculated that this clip is from her future film project.
She collaborated with various organisations like My Earth Foundation, Pani Foundation etc for social causes. In 2004, she appeared as Pallavi in the Marathi comedy film Chatur Navra Chikni Baiko. Deepali Sayed became famous with her appearance in the song Ye Ga Ye Main from the film Jatra: Hyalagaad Re Tyalagaad in 2005.
After this, she grabbed her first lead role in the film Jau Tithe Khau in 2007. It was directed by Abhay Kirti and starred Makarand Anaspure and Kuldeep Pawar in the prominent roles.
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