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DIVYA DUTTA 

              Divya Dutta (born 25 September 1977) is an Indian actress from Ludhiana, Punjab, India who appears in Hindi and Punjabi films.

Biography

She was first recognized for dubbing the voice of Lisa Ray in the bold story of Kasoor (2001). After working hard for ten long years in Bollywood, Divya was finally recognized and appreciated for her work in Veer-Zaara. She was nominated for a Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award, 2004 for her performance in Veer-Zaara. She only won one award for her memorable role: Zee Cine Award Best Actor in a Supporting Role- Female. She also appears in the lead role of the music video for Basement Jaxx's single Romeo.

Career

She did her schooling from Sacred Heart Convent, Ludhiana. She was first recognized for her work in Shaheed-e-Mohabbat and went on to win more than 25 awards in the film industry, including the Zee Cine Award for Best Supporting Actress for her work inVeer Zaara and the IIFA Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Delhi 6. She has been nominated for the Filmfare and Star Screen Award twice. She also won the Star Sabse Favorite Kaun Award for her role in Welcome to Sajjanpur.

Divya Dutta has acted in more than 60 roles in the Indian film industry, including at least two international films. She can be seen in numerous ads and is also popular in Punjabi cinema. In 2001 She has also appeared in the video of "Romeo" by a famous house music duo from London, England, Basement Jaxx.

Filmography

• ·        Oh God No God
• ·         Love Game
• ·         Dubai Return
• ·         Mummy Ji
• ·         My friend Pinto
• ·         Chargesheet
• ·         Mummy Punjabi
• ·         Haat- The Weakly Bazaar
• ·         Paroksh
• ·         Trisha
• ·         Life  Ise gale laga le
• ·         Chalu Movie
• ·         Maalik Ek
• ·         Hiss
• ·         Life Express
• ·         Hello Darling
• ·         Morning Walk
• ·         Delhi-6
• ·         Veer Zara
• ·         Welcome to Sajjanpur

LATEST NEWS ABOUT DIVYA DUTTA

                   Of late, Divya Dutta has been suitably occupied with her debut as an author. The actor is penning an autobiographical novel, which she hopes to release in 2012. “I’ve been writing articles for newspapers and magazines. And writing is a very beautiful way of expression,” she says, adding, “It’s only halfway through. I’ve had myriad experiences till date, so it will have shades of me and reflect my life. I can’t put a deadline to anything. But it should release mid-next year.”

Meanwhile, she has also been in the news for an unusual reason. Her role opposite Makrand Deshpande in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s My Friend Pinto (MFP) is rumoured to be a spook on the Abu Salem-Monica Bedi romance. But Divya isn’t amused: “It’s a feel-good comedy with a lot of fun. I think such comparisons are commonplace, so one should watch the film and then take a call.”

On the upcoming film, MFP, she says, “I play an actor who is out of the race in the film industry. And she moves around with a don. She is very hot, frothy and yet vulnerable.”

Ask Divya if she replaced Manisha Koirala in the film and she says, “If Manisha had done the role, she would have brought in her own personality. She is a far senior actor and I really don’t mind doing a film that has been offered to another actor first.”

ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS

·         Big Punjabi entertainment award-entertainer of the year – 2010

·         Iifa best actor in supporting role for Delhi 6 - 2010

·         Star gold sabse favourite kaun-welcome to sajjanpur - 2010

·         Best actress ptc Punjabi film awards 2010-Sukhmani - 2010

·         Best Actress - Sansui Television Awards - 2007

·         Zee Cine Award (Best Supporting Actress, Veer Zaara) - 2005

·         IIFA Award ( Best Supporting Actress, Veer Zaara) - 2005

·         Naami Reporter Award - 2005

·         Rapa Award for best actress for serial Kadam - 2002

·         Nargis Dutt  Award - 1999

·         Smita Patil Award - 1998

·         Divya Bharti Award - 1997

·         Aashirwad Award - 1997

·         25th Cinegoers Awards - 1994

·         Wrote, acted & directed all college plays & received All Round Best Student of the Year Award - 1993

·         Received the Best Acress & Best Dancer Award in Punjab Youth Festival - 1993