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Sonal Sehgal
Indian actress
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| Born | () 13 July (age&#;43) |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years&#;active | – |
| Spouse | Naresh Kamath &#; (m.&#;)&#; |
Sonal Sehgal (born 13 July ) is an Indian actress who debuted on the silver screen with the critically acclaimed Aashayein (film) directed by the national award-winning director Nagesh Kukunoor[1] where she was cast opposite John Abraham.
She went on to play guide roles in films like Future to bright hai ji (), Mantostaan[2] (), and Lihaaf ().
Personal life
She married Naresh Kamath in Before pursuing an acting career, Sehgal assisted ad filmmaker and director Pradeep Sarkar who made his film debut with Parineeta.
She also worked as a copywriter for leading advertising agencies in Delhi. The actress turned into a producer with Indo-Latvian sci-fi thriller Manny in which she played a command role opposite Russian actor Jurijs Dyakonovs.[3]
Career
Films
Aashayein was directed by the national award-winning director Nagesh Kukunoor.
Sonal Sehgal born 13 July is an Indian actress who debuted on the silver screen with the critically acclaimed Aashayein film directed by the national award-winning director Nagesh Kukunoor [ 1 ] where she was cast opposite John Abraham. She went on to play guide roles in films like Future to bright hai jiMantostaan [ 2 ]and Lihaaf She married Naresh Kamath in Before hunting an acting career, Sehgal assisted ad filmmaker and director Pradeep Sarkar who made his clip debut with Parineeta.Sehgal was cast opposite John Abraham, who played the dying protagonist. Sehgal played the pillar of ability and the only ray of hope in the dying man's life.[1]Radio is a drama, featuring a complex relationship between a man, his ex-wife (played by Sehgal), and his current girlfriend.
Future to bright hai ji, although a disappointment at the box office, earned great reviews.[citation needed] It is a comedy about a couple from a small town (played by Aamir Bashir and Sonal Sehgal) who come to Mumbai to strive their luck in Bollywood.
It is a hilarious account of their trials and tribulations.
Naresh Kamath is a famous bass guitarist as well as a singer of the film industry in India and even has almost all the qualities of being a vocalist. He was born in Panchgani which is nearby hill station Mahabaleshwar only. When his eldest brother Harish was a child, he used to sing all songs every time they have a party as he was aware of almost all Hindi songs. She used to teach them about almost all aspects of melody such as choir, harmonies as well as western music also.Sehgal penned the lyrics of the title song of the same film.[4] In Rahat Kazmi's Mantostaan, based on the works of celebrated writer Saadat Hasan Manto, she played the head role.[5]
Sonal plays the lead role in and has also co written the screenplay of "Lihaaf", along with director Rahat Kazmi.
The film based on Ismat Chugtai's story of the alike name, is produced by Oscar Winner Marc Baschet.[6]
Television
She began her career with theatre and television. She had a pivotal role in the celebrated theater scriptwriter/director Mahesh Dattani's play Mad about Money.
She also had direct roles in the television serials Saara Akaash and Hotel Kingston, in which she played diverse characters.[7] These programs aired back-to-back from to In Saara Akash, she played an undercover agent on the Indian Air coerce base who lost her heart to a pilot.[8] The audience loved to hate her and then fell in love with her.
In Hotel Kingston, she played a spoiled brat who inherited her father's hotel and managed it incompetently.
Kailasa is an Indian fusion band, founded by Kailash Kher. The specify of the band is taken from an accented pronunciation of Kailash's own name as good as Mount Kailashthe abode of Hindu God Shiva. Along with guitars, drums and keyboards, the band incorporates classical Indian instruments and sometimes traditional lyrics into their songs to infuse folk and a Sufi hue. Kailasa's music is a blend of medieval Indian music, Sufi and Western music.The character was a brat with a golden heart who the audience worshipped.
Filmography
Films
Television
Music
Sonal Sehgal worked on many Hindi and Punjabi private albums from to Hit songs comprise Chadi Jawani with Jassy B, Ghungat by Pankaj Udhas, Botla Sarab Diyan with Bally Sagoo, Harbhajan Maan and many more.[9]
Sonal has written lyrics for the title track of the motion picture Future to Bright Hai ji ().
She also wrote the lyrics of the single "Saawariya", composed by Naresh Kamath and sung by Shilpa Rao.[10]
Books
- The Evening That Nothing Happened (), a fictional story about people who travel to a 'Multiverse'