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Oak is the daughter of Marathi actor Girish Oak. She completed her degree in biotechnology from Thakur College of Science and Commerce Kandivali East, Mumbai. She joined a theater workshop and started acting in advertisements. Oak is married to Suhrud Godbole.
Girija Oak belongs to a Hindu family in Maharashtra. Parents & Siblings. Her father, Girish Oak, is a famous actor, film editor, and poet. Her mother, Padmashree Phatak, is a pharmacist. Her parents are divorced. She has a stepmother named Pallavi Oak and a step-sister named Durga Oak.
Parents: Father- Girish Oak (renowned actor, film editor, poet) Mother- Padmashree Phatak (pharmacist) Note: Girish and Padmashree are divorced. Other Relatives: Father-in-law- Shrirang Godbole (renowned Marathi filmmaker, lyricist) Sister-in-law- Mrinmayee Godbole (actor) Stepmother- Pallavi Oak Stepsister- Durga Oak: Favourites: Cuisine ...
- Dark Brown
- in kilograms-60 kgin pounds-132 lbs
- 32-28-32
Mar 20, 2024 · Girija Oak, a well-known Marathi actress, is the daughter of the well-known Marathi actor Dr. Girish Oak. Her mother works as a pharmacist. Manini was Girija’s debut film, directed by Kanchan Adhikari.
Girija Oak, a well known Marathi actress, is the daughter of the well known Marathi actor Dr. Girish Oak. Her mother works as a pharmacist. Manini was her debut film, directed by Kanchan Adhikari.
- December 27, 1987
Actress. Born : 27/12/1987. Birth Place : Nagpur, Maharashtra. Father : Girish Oak. Sibling : Durga Oak. Spouse : Suhrud Godbole. Children : Kabir Godbole. Biography: Girija Oak is an Indian actress known for her work in Marathi and Hindi films as well as in television. She was born on December 27, 1987, in Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
Aug 23, 2019 · She was born in a Hindu Brahmin family to Girish Oak, a popular Marathi actor, writer. Her mother is a Pharmacist. She has a younger step-sister named Durga Oak. She is married to film producer Suhrud Godbole. The couple has a son named Kabir Godbole.
