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Nữ diễn viên truyền hình Heeba Shah sinh ngày 20 tháng 8, 1970 Mumbai, India (Cô ấy 54 tuổi).
She is well recognized for her role as young Dadisa in the television series Balika Vadhu, in which she played the younger version of her aunt Surekha Sikri. She is also known for being the daughter of Movie Actor Naseeruddin Shah, a prominent Bollywood actor.
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Heeba Shah trước khi nổi tiếng
Heeba Shah was born in the Zodiac sign Sư Tử (The Lion), and 1970 is also the year of Dog (狗) in the Chinese Zodiac.
She attended St. Xavier's College before going on to the National School of Drama to further her education.
Thành tựu & Danh hiệu của Heeba Shah
She made her feature film debut in the 2002 film Mango Souffle, and then went on to star in Haathi Ka Anda and Missed Call.
Cuộc sống gia đình của Heeba Shah
She is the daughter of her father's first marriage to Manara Sikri, and she has two siblings, Imaad and Movie Actor Vivaan Shah, who are also actors.
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She co-starred in the film Balika Vadhu with TV Actress Toral Rasputra.
Heeba Shah Income & Net worth
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