Tabu

Indian actress in Bollywood films

Tabu - Indian actress in Bollywood films
Born

November 4th, 1971
53 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

India

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Born in 1971, this actress gained recognition in Indian cinema with a career spanning several decades. Initial performances included roles in popular films during the 1990s, showcasing versatility and depth. Acclaimed for performances in critically celebrated films, she won numerous awards, including the National Film Awards. Notable works include 'Maachis', 'Chandni Bar', and 'The Namesake'. The actress has worked with prominent filmmakers and has been a part of both commercial and artistic cinema.

Won two National Film Awards

Starred in 'Chandni Bar'

Featured in 'The Namesake'

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