Tisca Chopra: News
Tisca Chopra is an Indian actress, film producer, and author predominantly working in Hindi cinema. She graduated in English literature from Delhi University. She actively worked in amateur theater and became a part of a few theater groups there. Later, she moved to Mumbai to receive training in acting from Naseeruddin Shah and Feroz Abbas Khan. Chopra made her debut in Bollywood with the film ‘15th August’ in 1993 and acted in two more movies in the same year. In 1999, the actress made her debut in Indian television with the show ‘Star Bestsellers’. Even after working in numerous movies in Hindi and Tamil cinema, the actress did not gain much fame. However, the release of ‘Taare Zameen Par’ in 2007 changed Chopra's position in the mainstream industry. The film earned her the Stardust Best Supporting Actress Award (People's Choice). Some of her best TV works include ‘Karishma Kaa Karishma’ and ‘Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki’ and ‘24’. Chopra’s Hotstar Specials web series ‘Hostages’ also became a hit on the OTT platform. The actress has appeared in over 45 films in different languages like Hindi, Telugu, Punjabi, Tamil, Malayalam, and Marathi. Some of the movies she appeared in include 'Firaaq', 'Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji', 'OMG: Oh My God!', 'Rahasya', 'Bioscopewala', and 'Good Newwz'.
05 Feb 2024
Karisma Kapoor'Murder Mubarak': Karisma Kapoor-Sara Ali Khan's film heads to Netflix
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01 Nov 2023
BeautyHappy birthday, Tisca Chopra! Revealing the actor's beauty secrets
When we think of Bollywood actors aging backward, Tisca Chopra is one name that you just can't miss out on.
24 May 2018
Aditya Birla GroupSudhir Mishra to direct Indian version of 'Hostages' as webseries
The Indian adaptation of popular Israeli crime thriller "Hostages", to be telecast as a webseries, will be directed by Sudhir Mishra.
06 May 2018
Adil Hussain'Bioscopewala' will release on 25-May to pay tributes to Tagore
The makers of "Bioscopewala", an extrapolation of Rabindranath Tagore's Kabuliwala, said they decided to release the film this month to pay tributes to the Nobel laureate on his 157th birth anniversary.