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hama Sikander Gesawat (born August 4, 1981) is an Indian actress and film producer who has appeared in numerous films, music videos and television programs in English, Hindi and various other North Indian and South Indian languages. In addition to acting, Sikander serves as the managing director of Chocolate Box Films India Pvt. Ltd. a Mumbai India based film production company.Shama Sikander Gesawat was born in Makrana, Rajasthan, India, and is the daughter of Gulshan, a housewife and Sikander Gesawat who was a marble supplier and now practices ayurveda.At the age of 10 her family moved to Mumbai, Maharashtra, where she lived together with her younger siblings, Khalid, Rizwan, and Salma (born 1991).[4] Sikander has mentioned in interviews that her early years in Mumbai were extremely difficult, even commenting that at times “there was no food in the house to feed the family”.Having moved locations frequently,Sikander attended as many as nine schools in her early life in Makrana and in various parts of Greater Mumbai including Malad, Mumbra, Thane, and Andheri. Following her completion of the 10th grade, and passing the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education examination,Sikander enrolled in the Roshan Taneja School of Acting in Mumbai in 1995, graduating from the course a year later.Sikander began her career featuring in lead and supporting roles in a number of Hindi-language feature films including Ansh: The Deadly Part (2002 Hindi), Mann (1999 Hindi), and Prem Aggan (1998 Hindi). However, she first gained significant recognition on television as the title character 'Pooja Mehta' in the popular Sony TV drama Ye Meri Life Hai (2003-2005). The performance earned her numerous nominations and awards, her wins including the 12th Annual Lion's Gold Awards' Critics' Choice "Best Actress" (2005), Sony TV's "Best Face" (2005), Indian Television Academy Awards' "GR8! Face of the Year" (2004), and "Best Debut" (2004). Sikander subsequently anchored Popkorn Newz (2007 Hindi) and Jet Set Go (2008) before returning to film with lead role of 'Jiya' in Dhoom Dadakka (2008 Hindi). She subsequently appeared in the lead role of 'Shunyaa' on the supernatural thriller TV series Seven (2010-2011 Hindi) produced by Bollywood juggernaut Yash Raj Films. She was seen as 'Byankar Pari', the lead antagonist in the children's program Baal Veer (2012–2014) on SAB TV but quitted for her companySikander's production company Chocolate Box Films Pvt. Ltd., founded in late 2012, has yet to announce its first production.While working to establish herself in Mumbai's Bollywood industry, Sikander traveled hours, daily from the outskirts of the city to attend auditions, often accompanied by her brother, Rizwan Sikander, also an actor.Her film debut came at the age of 16, in 1998 with the Hindi-language feature film Prem Aggan produced and directed by acclaimed film personality Feroz Khan.After a friend suggested she screen test for the part, Sikander so impressed Feroz Khan that she landed the role, even though it had already been cast. Despite significant hype, the film, which also featured Feroz Khan's son Fardeen Khan's debut, was a both a critical and box office failure. Nevertheless, what favorable reviews the film garnered were with regard to Sikander's performance with one critic praising her screen presence and commenting “[Sikander is] friendly to the viewers' eyes.” A year later Sikander appeared in the Amir Khan starer Mann (1999 Hindi) in a cameo as 'Kamini'.Directed by Indra Kumar the film received mixed reviews and did not do well at the box office. As with her debut in Prem Aggan, however, Sikander received positive reviews for her performance. Calling her “pretty and emotive”, Mohammad Ali Ikram of Planet Bollywood exclaimed “Mark my words, this simple stunner has the ability to shine as a great performer and star”.Ansh: The Deadly Part (2002) was Sikander's first lead role in a large budget Hindi language feature film. Portraying the character 'Kusum' opposite south Indian superstar Mirza Abbas Ali, the film produced by Rukamanee Arts was a box office success doing reasonably well and garnering generally favorable reviews. Seema Pant of Rediff commented “all [members of the cast] play their parts well”. Despite Ansh being her best-faring feature film so far, Sikander would not have another big screen release for the next six years owing to her explosive TV success in the following year.
Though her feature films failed to establish Sikander as a box office success, her Television debut portraying the title character 'Pooja Metha' in the popular Sony TV drama Ye Meri Life Hai (2003-2005) made the show a household name overnight, gave her “instant fame”, and eventually elevated her to “one of the most loved faces on Indian television.”. Her performance earned her numerous nominations, her wins including The Indian Television Academy Awards' “GR8 Face of the Year” (2004), The Indian Television Academy Awards' "Best Debut" (2004), The 12th Annual Lion's Gold Awards' “Best Actress: Critics' Choice” (2005), and Sony TV's “Best Face” (2005).Fueled by the success of Ye Meri Life Hai and her subsequent performances, Sikander would be seen in frequent guest appearances on various popular programs including Batliwala House No. 43 (in 2005), C.I.D. (Indian TV series) (in 2006), Jodee Kamaal Ki (in 2007), Kaajjal (in 2008), and Man Mein Hai Visshwas (in 2009)Beginning in 2007 Sikander also featured as a TV program Host – first of entertainment channel Zoom's Popkorn Newz for a single season, and then in 2008, as the host of the Star One travel-contest program Jet Set Go. An accomplished self-taught dancer and amateur singer, 2008 would also see Sikander appear on numerous programs including celebrity dance program Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena as a celebrity contestant alongside notable Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli (where she drew praise from Bollywood Superstar Sushmita Sen who called her "one of the most fabulous dancers I’ve ever seen”, next in the singing reality program Jjhoom India again as a celebrity contestant, as well as India's longest running dance program Boogie Woogie as a celebrity guest performer in 2010 and subsequently on multiple occasions as a performer as a guest judge. Her ability to showcase well in singing, dance, hosting as well as acting caused critics to comment on her versatility as a performer, identifying her as one of the few who have been able to navigate between film and television.While her TV career flourished Sikander returned to film in 2008 with Director Shashi Ranjan's Dhoom Dadakka. In the lead role of 'Jiya', alongside notable Bollywood actors Jackie Shroff, Anupam Kher, Gulshan Grover, and Satish Kaushik, Sikander's performance stood out and was appreciated with Sify's Sonia Chopra commenting “Shama Sikander [is] earnest ... molten-hot and ... superbly styled”. In contrast, the film was a box office failure and regarded by critics as average to disappointing. The failure of the film was unanimously attributed to Director Shashi Ranjan's stewardship. Critic Chopra commenting “The cast doesn’t disappoint as much as the film”, with Bollywood Trade News Network's Martin D'Souza agreeing “director Shashi Ranjan has assembled a talented star cast and is not able to handle their talents” and Joginder Tuteja of Naach Gaana adding “one can’t really blame [Shama] for the mess she has been subjected to!2010 saw Sikander return to a lead role in a television series for the first time since leaving Ye Meri Life Hai in 2005. Sikander's 'Shunyaa' featured as the central character in the supernatural thriller series Seven (2010-2011 Hindi) produced by the Bollywood juggernaut Yash Raj Films. With a production budget far in excess of any television program that came before, YRF's Seven aired weekly episodes instead of daily, in contrast to its competing programing.Sikander's performance and the program as a whole was widely appreciated for being “daringly different”, with its own “dedicated audience”eliciting a “huge response through ... platforms like internet, e-mails and social networking sites.”Nevertheless perhaps due to its weekly format, lack of significant promotion, excessive production budget, and YRF's primary focus on its film division, Seven experienced only niche viewership and was eventually brought to a close after only one season of 26 episodes.
After a short break Sikander took the role of the main antagonist 'Byankar Pari' in the young-adult fantasy program Baal Veer starting in September 2012. Despite rumors of Sikander's departure from the show in April 2013,she continues to feature in the second season of the Hindi language daily on SAB TV. Baal Veer stands as one of the channel's, and indeed the market segment's, highest rated programs.
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