Career
Tanwar started her career as an anchor in Doordarshan. She anchored film songs based program 'Albela Sur Mela'. She was then seen acting in soaps such as Ehsaas, Dastoor, Bhanwar, and X-Zone before she got her big break of playing the central role in Rajdhani. Once she also had to work on her voice while playing the character of Sher Bano, in Dastoor. The major turning point of her career came when she was offered the role of Parvati in Kahani Ghar Ghar Ki.
Sakshi has worked in other serials, including Devi, where she played the central character of Gayatri, who is a spiritually inclined woman with a strong connection to Goddess Durga. She also did a digital film Kahin Door, directed by Sandeep Varma, in 2002. She worked on Colors Balika Vadhu in the role of Teepri. Her Performance as Teepri was so well accepted that made Balika Vadhu top show of 2009. She later, appeared in few movies in 2008, one of them being Coffee House, in which she was the main protagonist. She also appeared in a cameo role in Ekta Kapoor's C Kkompany.
Tanwar has also played the role of a municipal officer in the movie Saluun . She appeared in two short films O Re Manva and Bawra Mann. O Re Manva won the best International Narrative Short at New York International Film Festival in 2009.
She also worked as a creative director in the production company Positive Thinkerz and tried her hands directing Sammaan Ek Adhikaar.
Since 2011, she is plays the character Priya Kapoor in Ekta Kapoor's Bade Achhe Lagte Hain on Sony TV. The series co-stars Ram Kapoor as the Male Protagonist. The role won her several awards for Best Actress at events including Indian Telly Award for Best Actress (Jury), BIG Star Most Entertaining TV Actor (Female) two Global Indian Film and TV Honours and People's Choice Awards.
In November, 2011 Tanwar also made an appearance during the Diwali episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati (season 5) along with Ram Kapoor where they won Rs. 25,00,000. This was Tanwar's third appearance on the show. Also in 2011 she appeared in the short film Bawra Mann.
In December, 2012 she made an appearance in the Christmas episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati (season 6) along with Ram Kapoor & Amruta Mukherjee where she won Rs. 12,50,000. This was Tanwar's fourth appearance on the show. In January 2013, She was voted #1 alongwith Ram Kapoor, by the poll conducted by matrimonial website Shaadi.com which revealed that 42.3 per cent Indians consider them as the perfect jodi (perfect match).
In April 2013, She featured as a nauch girl in one of the stories of eight episodic mini-series Ek Thhi Naayka produced by Ekta Kapoor of Balaji Telefilms for the promotion of their upcoming film Ek Thi Daayan. The show also featured Smriti Irani, Shweta Tiwari, Aamna Shariff, Mauli Ganguly, Ankita Lokhande, Kritika Kamra and Pooja Gaur in another 7 stories.
In the same year in a survey conducted by Ormax Media, she featured in Top 5 most trust worthy celebrities along with Madhuri Dixit & Katrina Kaif.
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