Anastasiya Ador

Anastasiya Ador is a Belarusian film and theatre artist, born on 23 May 1994 in Minsk, Europe. She was quite passionate about dance from her childhood and, at the age of 7, she joined an Indian dance group in Minsk where she learned classical and Bollywood dance and got opportunities to perform in different parts of Europe. Her mother played an important role in helping her learn dance and acting throughout her career. After arriving in India, she completed her diploma at a film school in Delhi. She made her acting debut in 2016 with Saka: The Martyrs of Nankana Sahib movie. After that, she featured in several movies such as Udhta Punjab(2016), Passport (2016), Fredrick(2016), Gurgaon (2017), Batti Gul Meter Chalu (2018), Life Sahi Hai (2018).

She was also a part of the Oscar-nominated film The White Tiger(2021). Anna has also produced and directed few short films like Parikatha, Sthir, and Three and a Half. Apart from that, she has  featured in several series such as Bose: Dead/Alive(2017), Lock’d IN(2021), Campus Dairies(2022), Aranyak(2021), and Farzi(2023). She has appeared in  well-known plays such as Jannat Central(2017), Dectective 9-2-11, The Lesson, Macbeth, and Hamlet. Anna Ador Anastasiya Hamolka (stage name Anna Ador), is a pe >> Read More... is a talented actress who chose to become an artist despite having a family of academicians.