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'''Nisha Kothari''' |
'''Nisha Kothari''' ([[Bengali language|Bangla]]: নিশা কোঠারী, [[Hindi]]: िनशा कोठारी), born '''Priyanka Kothari''' ([[Bengali language|Bangla]]: পৃিযানকা কোঠারী, [[Hindi]]: पृीयानका कोठारी |
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), also known as '''Amoha''', is an [[India|Indian]] [[Bollywood]] actress and model. Born on November 30th 1983. |
), also known as '''Amoha''', is an [[India|Indian]] [[Bollywood]] actress and model. Born on November 30th 1983. |
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Nisha Kothari (Bangla: নিশা কোঠারী, Hindi: िनशा कोठारी), born Priyanka Kothari (Bangla: পৃিযানকা কোঠারী, Hindi: पृीयानका कोठारी ), also known as Amoha, is an Indian Bollywood actress and model. Born on November 30th 1983.
Biography
Sagittarian Kothari was born in Kolkata, and grew up speaking English, Bengali, Rajasthani, and Hindi. She moved to New Delhi while in 10th standard and got her degree in Chemistry at Delhi University at Dayal Singh College. She then became a model and appeared in Jay Jay, a Tamil movie, as Amoha. Her dad is a chemical businessman, her mom a home-maker, and she has a married elder sister. She got her break through actor Madhavan, who recommended her for an audition in Chennai after viewing her photographs. She was debuted to Bollywood in the films and James and Sarkar (which came out first), both by Ram Gopal Varma. She then went on to do The Killer with Emraan Hashmi and the Bhatts. She replaced Urmila Matondkar as Verma's latest 'protege'.
Filmography
- Go (2007)
- Okka Magadu (Telugu) (2008)
- Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag...Ghunghroo
- Shiva (2006)...
- The Killer (2006)...Ria
- Darna Zaroori Hai (2006)...Special Appearance
- James (2005)...Nisha V. Rawat
- Sarkar (2005)...Sapna, Film Actress
- Madhyanam Hatya (Telugu) (2004)
- Jay Jay (2003)...Jamuna (as Amoga)
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See also
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