Nandita Chandra

Nandita made it huge in whatever field she entered. Acting, modelling, theatre and VJing are all her forte. She is an international model and winner of many prestigious awards in her career. Her career is also studded with milestones like the acclaimed director of children’s theatre. She was also seen as leading VJ hosting top shows on Channel V. She is known to be the first Indian woman who has attended Actors Studio Drama School in New York Click to look into! >> Read More... for the acting course. In 2003, she was associated with the play named ‘Edible Women and Anastasia’ as a leading lady. The talented actress made herself noticed and made a path for everyone’s appreciation. Her role highly acclaimed by theatre critics and other professionals of theatre.

She is also a recipient of the prestigious award from Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh in 2008 for her efforts in putting literature so efficiently on the stage. She is currently a citizen of New York and a member of Off Broadway Irish Repertory Theatre. Her splendid performance was last seen with David Deblinger in ‘Can't Go Home’, directed by David Deblinger himself. Her venture ‘The Blowup’ made by J Wingfield was screened at Manhattan Film Festival 2010. Later in 2011, she won the award for her exceptional role in I-Pod. The story was written by Natalie Menna under the instruction of Joan Kane. It was showcased at The Midtown International Theater Festival in NYC known to be a prestigious Film Festivals of all.