Dipna Patel is an Indian actress and model. She was crowned the 2nd Runner Up at the I AM SHE – Miss India 2012. She also won the Femina Style Diva 2012 Season 1. She made her feature film debut in 2015 with Gujjubhai The Great, a comedy drama based on the franchise of Gujjubhai stage-plays by Siddharth Randeria and directed by Ishaan Randeria.
Dipna Patel | |
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Born | Atlanta, Georgia, USA |
Nationality | Indian |
Occupation(s) | Actor, Model, Entrepreneur |
Years active | 2012–present |
Known for | Gujjubhai The Great Shubharambh |
Early life and education
editPatel did her schooling in Baroda and pursued a degree in fashion and apparel design from NIFT, Gandhinagar.[1]
Career
editPatel started her glamour career in 2011 by winning the Miss Citadel Pune (Yin Yang) title.[2] She also won the title of Femina Style Diva 2012 1st Season and was the second runner up at the I AM SHE – Miss India 2012.
Patel made her debut in movies with the Ishaan Randeria-directed Gujarati film Gujjubhai The Great, the highest grossing Gujarati film at the time. The film is a comedy-drama based on the franchise of Gujjubhai stage plays by Siddharth Randeria. The movie had a long run in theatres- to be precise 16 weeks in the Gujarat and 8 weeks in Mumbai.
Patel has done photo shoots and advertisements for various brands, including Kohinoor Basmati Rice, PUMA and Killer Jeans. She has even done anchoring for Magna Publications
Patel won the coveted Best Actress Award (Padmarani Paritoshik Shrestha Abhinetri 2018) out of 8 nominations for her performance in the Gujarati play "Santakukdi". The play was a part of the prestigious Chitralekha Natyaspardha held annually and is an adaptation of the Marathi play White Lily Night Rider.[citation needed]
Works
editPlays
editPlays | Year | Language | Genre | Director | Production |
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Pritam Pyare Pappuji | 2012–13 | Hindi | Dance Drama | Vipul Mehta | Sanjay Goradia Productions |
Aadhe Adhure[3] | 2014 | Hindi | Lalit Parimoo | Natsamaj | |
Mauj Karone Yaar[3] | 2014 | Gujarati | Kiran Bhatt | Mumbai Samachar | |
Thappo[4] | 2015–16 | Gujarati | Kamlesh Oza | Rrutu Oza Production | |
Mayday | 2016 and 2022 | Hindi and English | Musical | Trishla Patel | TPot Productions |
I Cloud | 2017-2020 | Hindi and English | Ulka Mayur | Story Circus | |
The Exchange Student | 2017 and 2022 | Hindi and English | Trishla Patel | TPot Production | |
Tik Tak Tales | 2016 | English | Children's Play | Ulka Mayur & Songs By Mayur Puri | Story Circus |
Raju, Raja Ram Aur Main | 2016 - 2024 | Hindi | Directed by Kedar Shinde | Sharman Joshi Productions | |
Santakukdi | 2017 | Gujarati | Shivang Thakkar | Shivansham Production | |
Dhamaal-E-Ishq | 2019 | Gujarati | Santosh Rane & Vaibhav Biniwale | Sanjay Goradia- Kaustubh Trivedi | |
Ballad of Desires | 2022-2024 | Hindi and English | Ulka Mayur | Story Circus | |
Guldasta Moologues | 2022-2024 | Hindi and Urdu | Hidayat Sami | Theatre Unit |
Films
editYear | Name of the film | Role | Special Notes |
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2015 | Gujjubhai The Great | Tanisha Gandhi | Lead role (Feature Film) |
2017 | Beat That | Lead role (Short film) | |
2018 | Kaarnamu | Lead role (Short film) | |
2018 | Why did I ask ? | Lead role (Short film) | |
2019 | The Great Indian Escape | Anu Bhargava | Cameo (Feature Film) |
2022 | Make her Happy | Nandita | Short Film |
2022 | Mumbai Dhanak | Award winning Music Video | |
2024 | Dil Se Maya | Seema | Short Film |
2024 | Minus One Dollar | Hansa Bhagat | Lead role (Feature Film) |
TV shows
edit- Kanho Banyo Common Man[5] (2015)
- Preet Piyu Anne Pannaben (2015)
- Adaalat (2015)
- Shubharambh (2019)
References
edit- ^ "From NIFT Dipna comes a long way". DNA. 9 May 2016. Retrieved 14 October 2016.
- ^ "Beauty & The Crown". The Indian Express. Retrieved 29 August 2016.
- ^ a b "I will continue doing Gujarati plays: Dipna Patel". The Times of India. Retrieved 29 August 2016.
- ^ "Gujju girl Dipna to play 'Thappo' abroad". DNA. 17 January 2016. Retrieved 14 October 2016.
- ^ "Dipna Patel doing a Gujarati TV show!". The Times of India. Retrieved 14 October 2016.