Thursday, 4 December 2014


  1. Daisy Bopanna
    Actress Born 4th December 1982
  2. Daisy Bopanna is an Indian actress who appears primarily in Kannada cinema. She has worked with actors like Upendra in Aishwarya, Kamal Hassan in Rama Shama Bhama and Akshay Kumar in Garam Masala.Wikipedia
  3. BornDecember 4, 1982 (age 32), Kodagu district
  4. Daisy Bopanna

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    Daisy Bopanna
    Daisy bopanna ipl.jpg
    Daisy Bopanna at an IPL event
    BornDaisy Bopanna
    4 December 1982 (age 32)
    KodaguKarnataka, India
    NationalityIndian
    OccupationActress
    Years active2005–present
    ReligionHindu
    Spouse(s)Amit Jaju (m. 2011)
    Daisy Bopanna (Kannadaಡೈಸಿ ಬೋಪಣ್ಣ; born 4 December 1982) is anIndian actress who appears primarily in Kannada cinema. She has worked with actors like Upendra in AishwaryaKamal Hassan in Rama Shama Bhama and Akshay Kumar in Garam Masala.[1]

    Personal life[edit]

    Bopanna's family hails from Kodagu (also known by its Anglicised former name of Coorg). Born on 4 December 1982, Daisy did her schooling from Aurobindo School,[2] pre-university at Kumarans College and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Chitrakala Parishat in Bangalore,Karnataka. She is married to Amit Jaju, a forensic analyst and son of Prakash Jaju.[3] Her brother is an eminent advertising professional working in Mumbai.

    Career[edit]

    Being academically proficient and coming from an intellectual and highly educated family, Daisy was interested in pursuing a career in advertising as a copywriter. But the call of the entertainment industry proved too strong and she put on hold her intellectual ambitions and opted to work in front of the camera.[citation needed]
    She started with theater, working for a short time with B. Jayasri’s Spandana theatre camp and also contemporary English theatre[2] with Preetam Koilpillai, and never looked back. Her first movie Bimba (The Image) was sent to the prestigious Berlin & Frankfurt Film Festival, winning international awards. The movie, directed by Kavitha Lankesh, explored the exploitation of child artistes in the film industry. Her later work in Bhagavan with Darshan earned her the tag of "Spicy Daisy".[4]
    After that Daisy went on to act in many films such as Rama Shyama Bhama, Thavarina Siri, Aishwarya, Satyavaan Savitri, Gaalipata, Olave Jeevana Lekkachara, Crazy Loka and other films. Daisy proved that she is a good performer in all these films. Daisy event went on to act in Hindi films like Garam Masala where she was seen opposite Akshay Kumar and John Abraham. Though the film was a hit, Daisy had to wait for another two years to find herself a next project. The next project came in the form of United Six which was average at the box-office.[citation needed]
    She starred in more than 150 regional ads before being cast in the Priyadarshan movie Garam Masala. She has also starred in a Tamil and Telugu film, opposite leading stars like Kamal Hassan, Ravi Teja and Ganesh. Her first ad film was with veteran ad film maker Rajiv Menon.[citation needed]

    Filmography[edit]

    YearFilmRoleLanguageNotes
    2003Indru MudhalGeethaTamil
    2004BimbaSarojaKannadaDebut Kannada film
    2004BhagawanAnjaliKannadaCredited as Anjali
    2004ChantiTeluguas Anjali
    2005RelaxAnjaliTeluguas Anjali
    2005Garam MasalaDeeptiHindiDebut Hindi film
    2005Rama Shama BhamaPriyaKannada
    2006JackpotSpecial appearanceKannada
    2006PrjapathiSpecial Appearance as ActressMalayalamDebut Malayalam Film
    2006AishwaryaAnjaliKannada
    2006Thavarina SiriPriyaKannada
    2007Sathyavan SavithriSubbalakshmiKannada
    2008GaalipataSowmyaKannadaNominated - Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Kannada
    2008Chakkara ViyugamSandhyaTamilDebut Tamil film
    2009Sweet HeartTeluguDebut Telugu film
    2009Olave Jeevana LekkachaaraSpecial appearanceKannada
    2010Khuda KasamHindi
    2011United SixJiaHindi
    2012Crazy LokaSaralaKannada
    2012MassKannadaUnder production
    2012MaayaKannadaUnder production

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