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Profile
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Name |
Karishma Kapoor |
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Nick Name |
Lolo |
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Date of Birth |
25 June, 1974 |
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Height |
5' 4 |
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Father's Name |
Randhir Kapoor |
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Mother's Name |
Babita Kapoor |
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Daughter |
Samiera |
Karishma
Kapoor
Born to one of the most illustrious family of
Bollywood one thought Karishma Kapoor, daughter of Babita and
Randhir Kapoor, had a silver spoon to her privilege and all
doors would open to her automatically.
Only Karishma and her fans know what it took for her to reach
where she is today. Hardwork, patience, pitfalls, perseverance,
she has seen and gone through them all.
Karishma's career started with prancing along seashores and
trees to mundane numbers opposite a small-time hero. Under the
guidance of mother Babita, an actress of consequence herself,
Karishma improved on her acting, dialogue delivery and dance
skills, catapulting herself into a league where she could work
in better films.
Exploitative that the film industry is, Lolo, as she is fondly
addressed, wasn't spared from taking the brunt. There were
vulgar dance numbers, revealing clothes and the rest of the
publicity gimmicks that Karishma did which probably otherwise
she would not have looked at. She was ambitious and wanted to
prove to the world of her capabilities, so she waited with
patience.
Her perseverance paid off. Today Karishma is an actress of
reckoning and a star in her own right. Every bit of this
achievement goes to her hard work and determination. On the
event of her younger sister's entry into films, 25-year-old
Karishma already relaxes and basks in the glory of her
achievements.
A multifaceted actress, the pair of Karishma-Govinda gave
several hits. But it was in 'Raja Hindustani’ that one saw a
shift in Karishma's performance. So power-packed was she in the
film that it immediately fetched her the Filmfare's Best Actress
award for 1996, apart from being the biggest hit of that year.
Filmography
| Zamaanat (2008) |
Krishna (1996) |
| Mere Jeevan
Saathi (2006) |
Megha (1996) |
| Baaz: A Bird in
Danger (2003) |
Papi Gudia (1996) |
| "Karishma: A
Miracle of Destiny" (2003) |
Rakshak (1996) |
| Rishtey (2002) |
Saajan Chale Sasural (1996) |
| Shakthi: The
Power (2002) |
Coolie No. 1 (1995) |
| Haan Maine Bhi
Pyaar Kiya (2002) |
Maidan-E-Jung (1995) |
| Ek Rishtaa: The
Bond of Love (2001) |
Jawab (1995) |
| Aashiq (2001) |
Suhaag (1994) |
| Zubeidaa (2001) |
Yeh Dillagi (1994) |
| Shikari (2000) |
Andaz Apna Apna (1994) |
| Fiza (2000) |
Prem Shakti (1994) |
| Hum To Mohabbat
Karega (2000) |
Dulaara (1994) |
| Chal Mere Bhai
(2000) |
Raja Babu (1994) |
| Dulhan Hum Le
Jayenge (2000) |
Aatish: Feel the Fire (1994) |
| Jaanwar (1999) |
Andaz (1994) |
| Haseena Maan
Jaayegi (1999) |
Gopi Kishan (1994) |
| Biwi No. 1 (1999) |
Khuddar (1994) |
| Silsila Hai Pyar
Ka (1999) |
Dhanwaan (1993) |
| Hum Saath-Saath
Hain: We Stand United (1999) |
Shaktiman (1993) |
| Dil To Pagal Hai
(1997) |
Anari (1993) |
| Lahoo Ke Do Rang
(1997) |
Muqabla (1993) |
| Hero No. 1 (1997) |
Jaagruti (1993) |
| Judwaa (1997) |
Sangram (1993) |
| Mrityudaata
(1997) |
Deedar (1992) |
| Ajay (1996) |
Nishchaiy (1992) |
| Raja Hindustani
(1996) |
Police Officer (1992) |
| Sapoot (1996) |
Jigar (1992) |
| Bal Bramhachari
(1996) |
Sapne Sajan Ke (1992) |
| Jeet (1996) |
Prem Qaidi (1991) |
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