Anna Ador

Anastasiya Hamolka (stage name Anna Ador), is a performer and film-maker. Born in Belarus, to a household of researchers, but from an early age fancied the performing skills. She did stage dramas and creations and won worldwide talent contests in Egypt, Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine. India too, had a distinctive place in her heart, ever since she started studying Indian traditional dance at the Indian Delegation in Minsk.

When she was sixteen, amongst declining financial conditions at home, Anna made a choice to move to India to learn movies and be a director. The artist did her qualification at a flick school in Delhi. A few years later, the performer went to Mumbai, the stronghold of Indian film. She has acted in some TV demonstrations, Hindi and Gujarati pictures (including most recently the critically praised Udta Punjab Click to look into! >> Read More... ), and also operated in and guided a stage-play. Sthir is her unveiling short movie. In Udta Punjab, Shahid Kapoor Shahid Kapoor also identifies as the name Shahid K >> Read More... shares his screen space with artist Anna Ador.

The actress was also observed in flicks such as Gurgaon and Yash Raj Pictures’ Qaidi Band Click to look into! >> Read More... , has now met the cast of G7 Movies’ head honcho Vikash Verma Bio coming soon... >> Read More... ’s Indo-Polish scheme Nie Means Nie, which also leads Sanjay Dutt July 29, 1959, was the day when the two legends of >> Read More... , Gulshan Grover Gulshan Kumar is Bollywood’s most sought-after vil >> Read More... , and many others. Ador, the actress with Polish origins, will be seen representing the role of Gulshan’s offspring in the picture, which is an anticipation thriller. The flick will shoot in Poland and a few fragments of the movie will be recorded in India. Informants claim that Anna is presently shooting for web sequences in Krakow and that the actress will enter the Nie Means Nie troupe after her shoot concludes.

Veteran manager Rajkumar Kohli The well known Director Rajkumar Kohli was born in >> Read More... provided the ‘mahurat clap’ at the takeoff of the Indo-Polish movie “Nie Means Nie,” and Gulshan Grover confronted the camera. Present at the occasion were the team of the movie actors comprising Armaan, Anna Ador, manager Vikash Verma and scriptwriter Hitesh Desai. Among the VIP’s present were Consulate-General of Poland, Leszek Brenda, India’s representative to Poland Ajay Bisaria and vocalist Hariharan, who will be presenting the melody for the flick.

Grover said he’s glad to be the first Indian artist to be frolicking the main character in a Polish movie. The picture is the revolutionary attempt to bring the two brilliant cinematography republics’ talents together. What is motivating is, Vikash’s desire and hard work. It is coming together from a magnificent cast from two nations and looks forward to the occurrence.

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Anastasiya Hamolka is a foreign actress who prevalently works in the Indian films. She hails from Minsk, Belarus. Her date of birth is 23 May 1994. Her stage name is Anna Ador. From her childhood, She loved performing arts. When she was around ten years of age, she used to watch Hindi movies and aroused by Bollywood Dance.

Anastasiya Hamolka did her Diploma at R K Films and Media Academy, New Delhi. She acted in and coordinated many stage plays and won honors at worldwide rivalry in Egypt, Bulgaria, Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine.

In 2016, Anastasiya Hamolka made a debut in the physiological thriller film, Fredrick, directed by Rajesh Butalia Rajesh Butalia is an Indian-Director. He mainly wo >> Read More... . She also appeared in supporting roles in a few movies like Udta Punjab, Gurgaon, and Quaidi Band. She played as a lead actress in Gujarati movie, Passport, with Malhor Thakar, directed by Rajesh Sharma.

 In 2017, Anastasiya Hamolka showed up in mini web series, Bose: Dead/Alive, which is about Netaji Subash Chandra Bose. She joined Rajkummar Rao Raj Kumar Yadav, also known as Rajkummar Rao, star >> Read More... and depicted the character of Subash Chandra Bose's wife, Emilie Schenkl.

She also acted and directed the short film, Sthir, of how Belarusian girl comes to India and learns Kathak dance. This short film screened in the 2017 Berlin Film Festival. Currently, she is keeping herself occupied by working stage plays.