Daisy Shah Biography, Age, Family, Movies, Career And Net Worth.

Daisy Shah Biography

Daisy Shah is an Indian model, dancer and film actress. She made her debut as a special appearance guest in the 2010 bilingual action-thriller Vandae Maatharam, but her first breakthrough came when she was roped to play the lead role in the 2011 Kannada film Bodyguard. She then appeared opposite Salman Khan in the 2014 Bollywood film Jai Ho. In 2015, she acted in a bold role in Hate Story 3.

Daisy Shah Age | Daisy Shah Date Of Birth

Shah was born on August 25, 1984. She is 34 years old as of 2018.

Daisy Shah Family

Although Shah belongs to a Gujarati family, she was born and raised in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Her father was working as manager and mother is a housewife. She also has a sister Deepali.

Daisy Shah Education

She attended Guru Nanak Khalsa College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Mumbai, and later graduated with a Degree with Bachelor of Arts

Daisy Shah Husband

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Daisy Shah House

Daisy resides in a spacious 3BHK apartment in a highrise near Bandra-Kurla Complex. She owns a lavish car gifted by Salman Khan.

Daisy Shah Race 3

Race 3 is a 2018 Indian action thriller film directed by Remo D’Souza and produced under Tips Films and Salman Khan Films. It features Anil Kapoor, Salman Khan, Bobby Deol, Jacqueline Fernandez, Daisy Shah, Saqib Saleem, and Freddy Daruwala.

The film is the 3rd installment of Race trilogy and the sequel of Race of 2008 and Race 2 of 2013. The film’s release, was on 15 June 2018 coinciding with Eid, and received very negative reviews from critics and made to multiple lists for being one of the worst films of the year, but became a success at the box office.

Daisy Shah Career

She seems within the song “O R Gori”. She worked as an associate assistant to creator Ganesa Acharya in films like Zameen and Khakee and later started modeling, doing icon shoots and print ads. Kannada director Harsha approached her for the film Chingari. She played Ammu in the Kannada version of Bodyguard.

She then shot for 2 item songs in Kannada film Bachchan and also the Hindi film Bloody Isshq. She conjointly did associate item song (“Neeli Lomdi”) within the Hindi film Khuda Kasam, starring Sunny Deol and Tabbu. Shah won the Miss attractive award within the MS Dombivli contest at an area mall once she was in the tenth category. She studied arts from Mumbai’s Khalsa faculty. She later
went on to become a model and worked underneath Ganesa Acharya for 3 years before obtaining roles in Kannada films. Her latest film unharness is Race three.

Daisy Shah Movie List | Filmography

Year

Film

Role

Language
2003 Tere Naam Herself Hindi
2004 Masti Item Song Hindi
2006 Humko Deewana Kar Gaye Herself Hindi
2007 Pori Item Song Tamil
2010 Department Herself Hindi
Vandae Maatharam Herself Malayalam/Tamil
Khuda Kasam Herself Hindi
2011 Bodyguard Ammu Kannada
Bhadra Kavya Kannada
2013 Gajendra Kannada
Bloody Isshq Herself Hindi
Bachchan Herself Kannada
2014 Jai Ho Rinky Shah Hindi
Spark Herself Hindi
Aakramana Nireeksha Kannada
2015 Hate Story 3 Kaya Sharma Hindi
2017 Ramratan Ratan Hindi
2018 Race 3 Sanjana Singh Hindi

Daisy Shah Awards

Year

Film

Award

Category

Result
2015 Jai Ho BIG Star Entertainment Awards BIG Star Most Entertaining Actor (Film) Debut – Female

Nominated
2015 Jai Ho Arab Indo Bollywood Awards Most Promising Debut- Female

Nominated|

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Daisy Shah Interview

Daisy Shah Interview! The ‘Race 3’ Actress Gets Candid About Her ‘Trolled’ Dialogue & Much More

Daisy Shah made her big splash in Bollywood with Salman Khan starrer Jai Ho in 2014. Post that film, everyone expected her to go on a signing spree. But the actress quips, ‘ Honestly, I didn’t get any films the way I was expecting.’ While we did get to see her in Hate Story 3, it’s her upcoming big-ticket film Race 3 that’s got everyone talking. From playing a mean girl to her viral ‘our business’ dialogue from the film, Daisy gets up close and personal.

Q. You have already worked with Salman Khan before in Jai Ho and share a good bond with him. However, the rest of the cast is new to you. How did you break the ice?
It wasn’t really a problem breaking the ice between any of my co-stars during the shooting of this film. Salman is a dear one and we share a great bond as we know each other since quite a long time now. Also, I know Bobby (Deol) during my assistant choreography days where I have done a few songs with him. So, it was quite easy to connect with him. Coming to Saqib (Salem) and Jackky (Jacqueline Fernandez), they are so easy going people. I didn’t put any effort to break that ice between us because they are quite chirpy in nature. They are so good with their co-actors that they make sure that everyone around them feels comfortable. Apart from them, I was very intimidated by Anil (Kapoor) sir earlier, But as we started shooting, he was the one who made us all very much comfortable and things go swiftly between us, especially for the actors like Saqib and me, since we are relatively very much new.
Q. We know that you were a choreographer before. Did that make you give tips to your other co-actors in any of the song shoots?
No, I dare not do that, because I have been hired as an actor in the film, and that is something I will do. I will not jump into some other work which I am not assigned to. When it comes me, if I feel at some point of time that a particular step is not comfortable with respect to my body language, then I would straight away discuss it with the choreographer. Plus, anybody can get offended at any time if I even try to start giving tips. So on the whole, my choreography skills are completely being put to rest when I am an actor.
Q. Daisy, what thought process goes through your mind when a film is offered to you?

Honestly, I didn’t get any films the way I was expecting. Secondly, there’s no point of doing any xyz films as there will be no recognition and it will go unnoticed. So there’s no point of putting that much energy into those kinds of films. I would rather utilize that time to work on myself and get better at my craft so that whenever the right chance comes, I am ready for it.

Q. How was it playing off a character with grey shades in Race 3?

A. It was super fun to play a negative character in the film. I never thought that I had an evil trait within myself. It was a kind of an eye-opener that I can play negative characters. In fact, until the last frame of the film, you will not get to know who is playing negative or positive. So that’s the beauty of Race franchise.
Q. We have seen as a bubbly girl in your debut film ‘Jai Ho’ which was followed by a very different avatar in ‘Hate Story 3′, and now there’s Race 3 which is yet again a different zone…

A. In fact, I am trying to explore the horizon and I am trying to do as many new roles and different kind of characters as possible, so that I basically understand as to which bracket I fit in. Right now I am experiencing everything, and want to even more experience.

Q. You are now trending on social media with different kind of memes emerging out from your famous ‘business’ wala dialogue in the film. So what’s your reaction to it?

A. (laughs) It’s quite funny and I am taking it as positively. In fact, Salman too acknowledges it. Though he is not much into social media and was quite unaware of it. When I told him about these trolls, he was like, “Great… Acknowledge it… Mazze lo uske”. And that’s what I did! That was his reaction. He told me to enjoy it. The audience gave their own variation of the dialogue and they are using it in their everyday life. In fact, in my house when I say something to my sister, she turns back at me and repeats the dialogue. Even my nephew makes fun of my dialogue in front of me. (laughs)
Q. Which kind of films were a part of your growing years?

A. I have been working since I was 14 years old. I wouldn’t say that I followed a particular genre of films because I have been working since I could understand things. But all I can say is that I was in the industry understanding the ‘dos’ and ‘don’ts’ and pros and cons and the process of film-making. That’s something which has really helped me. Today to understand my director, it gives me a better view and makes it easier for me to understand his vision. I think I now feel more connected to the people behind the camera than maybe the actors and co-actors.

Q. We will get to watch you pulling off some action sequences in Race 3. How was that experience? Especially the one with Jacqueline Fernandez?

A. It was super fun! Earlier I was a bit worried about how will I perform such scenes, but eventually, it turned out very well because we practiced and rehearsed thoroughly. In fact, I fractured one of my legs during one of my action scenes with Jackky. We all enjoyed every bit of it, where I and Jackky also insisted the makers that we don’t want body-double for our stunts and we won’t do everything on our own.

Q. Can you share some memorable moments you had during off the shoot?

A. Our late-night dinners! It was an easy atmosphere on the sets. We bonded like a family together throughout the process of the film. Salman and Anil sir used to share plenty of stories about their early days and how they started out in the industry when we used to have dinner together post shooting. So, it was an enriching experience to hear them. It gives great knowledge that everything is about hard work. Nothing comes easy, no matter how great your lineage is. You have to work hard.
Q. Lastly, if you had to pick up the biggest takeaway from the film, what would that be?
A. I personally feel that it’s all about the way the entire family is being projected as together. It will be truly intriguing to know as what this family is about and why are they doing this to each other.
Source: filmibeat.com
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