Mehnaz Mann

Mehnaz Mann, a child actor from Mohali, Punjab. She got into the limelight from a TV show named India’s Best Draamebaaz. This India’s Best Dramebaz was a reality television show, based on searching acting talent for children on a national level. The show was aired on Zee TV, which earlier had similar concept shows in the past by name Zee Cinestars Ki Khoj in 2004 and 2006-07, but they weren’t meant for children. The reality show was judged by film director Anurag Basu Anurag Basu is a jack of all trade Indian film/tel >> Read More... , actress Sonali Bendre Sonali Bendre, the epitome of beauty and grace was >> Read More... and actor Vivek Oberoi.

This show had 19 contestants, out of which only 6 were selected for the finale. Mehnaz Mann was one of them and came in fourth. The final results were decided on votes by public’s SMS’s and calls, and more than 17 lakhs votes were counted in total. After this show, Mehnaz Mann went back and decided to concentrate on her studies. But already there were many offers from different TV sitcoms. In school, she had already done work with many theatre dramas.

Her father Hardev Mann Singh and mother Roopi Mann, both have been theatre artists in their past. In an interview, Mehnaz Mann said that working in theatres has helped her a lot and has improved her acting. In 2013, she was offered to play a role in Zee Tv’s Ek Muthhi Aasman. She was only eight years old when she got this role, her first break. Her co-star was Shilpa Shirodkar Born on 20th November, 1969, Shilpa Shirodkar was >> Read More... , who has worked in many films with many superstars, in the past since 1989.

She was also nominated for Best Supporting Actress at Filmfare Awards. This show was broadcasted on Zee TV from August 2013. It was finally called off in September 2014, due to unpopularity and declining TRP ratings. There have been many some offers coming Mehnaz Mann’s way from many TV serials and movies as well. Hopefully, she might accept a few very soon and entertain the audience with her mesmerizing performances.