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Image via Wikipedia Bhumika Chawla , born on 21st August 1978, is the youngest daughter of Ajit Singh Chawla. Her birth name is Rachna and she is affectionately called 'Gudiya'. Bhumika Chawla completed her schooling from Delhi and then shifted to Mumbai to pursue her acting career. She started her campaign in glamour world with" Ponds" talcum powder advertisement. Bhumika Chawla's charming smile in Ponds advertisement made her popular and she was noticed by film makers. Her debut film was "Yuvakudu" (Telugu) but Bhumika Chawala got recognition as an actress through her second film "Khushi" (Telugu). Bhumika won best actress award for "Khushi". Since then she hasn't looked back and has done five films in Telugu and two in Tamil. In Bollywood, she made a striking entry with" Tere Naam" opposite Salman Khan . She won Zee Cine Best New Comer (Female) Award for the film "Tere Naam". Her other noted Hindi films are-...

Image via Wikipedia Bhumika Chawla , born on 21st August 1978, is the youngest daughter of Ajit Singh Chawla. Her birth name is Rachna and she is affectionately called 'Gudiya'. Bhumika Chawla completed her schooling from Delhi and then shifted to Mumbai to pursue her acting career. She started her campaign in glamour world with" Ponds" talcum powder advertisement. Bhumika Chawla's charming smile in Ponds advertisement made her popular and she was noticed by film makers. Her debut film was "Yuvakudu" (Telugu) but Bhumika Chawala got recognition as an actress through her second film "Khushi" (Telugu). Bhumika won best actress award for "Khushi". Since then she hasn't looked back and has done five films in Telugu and two in Tamil. In Bollywood, she made a striking entry with" Tere Naam" opposite Salman Khan . She won Zee Cine Best New Comer (Female) Award for the film "Tere Naam". Her other noted Hindi films are-...

Image via Wikipedia Boman Irani was a photographer by profession. He started his career as theatre artiste with a cameo in Alyque Padamsee 's play "Roshni". Then Boman Irani portrayed Mahatma Gandhi in the Feroz Abbas Khan play "Mahatma vs. Gandhi". This play explored Gandhi's troubled relationship with his eldest son Harilal Gandhi. Boman made his debut in Bollywood with the film "Josh", but he shot to fame with portrayal of eccentric character Dr. J. C. Asthana in the film " Munnabhai M B B S ". He has also appeared in the film " Lage Raho Munnabhai " as Lucky Singh. Since then he has done many films playing a variety of character and supporting roles ranging from comic roles in films such as "Main Hoon Na ", "Waqt" and " Khosla Ka Ghosla " as well as serious roles in "Lakshya", "Veer-Zaara" and the English language film "Being Cyrus". His versatility reflects in...