Gayatri Patel Bahl
American-Indian actress
Gayatri Patel Bahl is an American actress, filmmaker, and Indian classical dancer, who appears in Hindi and English language films.
Biography
Personal life
Patel was born and raised in United States in a Gujarati family. She studied at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. She is married to Sumeet Bahl and has a son.
Career
Before starting her career as an actress with the film Let's Dance, Patel Bahl performed in many dance competitions. During her time at Emory, she won Miss India Georgia. She was also first runner-up in the Miss India United States competition. She has participated in classic English plays at Emory University, performing roles such as Irina for Chekhov's Play, Three Sisters.
While in India, Patel Bahl starred in four music videos produced by Venus Films and starring herself opposite Jugal Hansraj. Her debut film in Bollywood is Let's Dance.
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