Arshi Khan
Indian model, actress, Internet celebrity and reality television personality
Arshi Khan, is an Indian model, actress, internet celebrity, reality television personality and former politician. She is known for participating in Bigg Boss 11. She joined the Indian National Congress party to contest the 2019 elections for Mumbai.
Personal life
Khan was reportedly born in Afghanistan and belonged to a Pathan family of Bhopal although she has also clarified with another statement where it was her grandfather that was from Afghanistan and migrated to Bhopal. She and her family are possible said to have moved to India when Khan was four years old. Khan did her schooling and graduation at Bhopal. Later, Khan went to Mumbai to try her luck in acting and modelling. Khan was a qualified physiotherapist before she started pursuing a career in acting and modelling.
Recently, Khan opened up about her hardships moving to Mumbai after eviction from Bigg Boss 14.
Career
She was chosen to portray a lead role in India's first mainline Bollywood 4D historical action film titled "The Last Emperor".
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