Sonali Patil is an Indian actress who has predominantly worked in Marathi-language television series like Julta Julta Jultay Ki (2018), Devmanus (2020), and Vaiju No.1 (2020). She was also known for her TikTok videos before the platform was banned in India.Since childhood, Sonali was intrigued by acting. While studying in college, she actively participated in various college plays and dramas.After completing her formal education, Sonali worked as a lecturer at Rajaram College (junior and senior), Kolhapur.She came into the limelight with her television debut Julta Julta Jultay Ki (2018) in which she played the role of Rekha. The Marathi-language TV show follows Vijay, a person with short stature, and Apoorva, a rebellious girl, who are united under mistaken circumstances.In the same year, she made her film debut with Aaron in which she played the role of Swastika Mukharji. The film centres around a fifteen-year-old boy named Babu, who sets out on an unforgettable journey, along with his entrusted uncle, to meet his mother working in Paris.In the 2020 TV series Vaiju No.1, she played the lead role of a free, quick-witted, and smart girl named Vaijayanti. Vaiju No.1 (2020).In 2021, she played the role of Advocate Arya Patil in the 2020 TV series Devmanus, which is based on the real-life events of a serial killer doctor in Maharashtra. The series follows a compounder named Devi Singh, who, after being fired from his job starts his own clinic in a remote village, where he poses as a doctor under the false name Dr Ajit Kumar Dev. Although Dr Ajit is worshipped by his patients, he is a cold murderer who drugs people to death. Devmanus (2020).She made an appearance in Colors Marathis Ghadage and Suun (2017) in which she played the role of Priyanka.In 2021, she gained massive popularity after appearing as a contestant in the reality television game show Bigg Boss Marathi 3.She has modelled for various clothing labels like The Elan by Swapnaa Raut, Panache-The Rental Boutique, and Nakshi by Anjali Magar. Sonali Patil modelling for The Elan by Swapnaa Raut.