Anula Navlekar is a multifaceted Indian actor, effortlessly navigating the realms of film, television, and theater, with a presence that transcends borders, currently dividing her time between the vibrant cities of New York and Mumbai.
Notably, she has recently secured leading roles in two prominent projects. Her performance in the international independent film "Companion" (2023),a production of Minor Realm and Picture Works Australia, is a testament to her versatility as an actor. Furthermore, she is set to star in the upcoming Netflix series "Soup", a development that has garnered significant attention in the entertainment industry.
Interestingly, Anula made her film debut while still in high school, featuring in the 2012 film "B.A Pass". Her impressive portfolio also includes primary roles in the Netflix film "Brahman Naman" and the web-series "What the Folks".
The talented actress has received critical acclaim for her work, including winning the Best Actor award at the 3rd Indian Cine Film Festival for her outstanding performance in the short film "Fault".
Born in the vibrant city of New Delhi, Anula began her educational journey by completing her schooling, followed by a Bachelor's degree in Literature, Psychology, and Performing Arts from Christ University, Bangalore. She then went on to pursue her Master of Fine Arts in Acting from the prestigious Yale School of Drama, graduating in 2020.
With her impressive educational background and a string of notable performances, Anula Navlekar is undoubtedly an actor to watch out for in the years to come.
