Shubhi Mehta

an Indian Television and Movie. She has given a phenomenal performance in two of the big budget films. She acted in Shah Rukh Khan's "Chak De India," released on 10 August 2007. The movie won the hearts of many millions of India and Abroad. She plays the character of a hockey team player along with ten other team members and under the leadership of Kabir Khan Kabir khan is a very much renowned director of Bol >> Read More... (Shahrukh Khan).

The team had the chance to become world's best women’s hockey team and bring respect to their Country and honor to their coach Kabir Khan (Shahrukh Khan). The film won critical acclamation from the country and abroad and made record hit on the box office. The film won several awards such as The Star Screen Awards, The Australian Indian Film Festival, The Billie Awards, The Apsara Film & Television Producers Guild, The International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA), The UNFPA-Laadli Media Awards, The Zee Cine Awards and The V. Shantaram Awards. Shubhi Mehta has also played a role in the film "MereKhwab me Jo aaye," which was set to release on February 6, 2009. The film portrays the story of Maya living in New Delhi and married to Vikram. They also have a beautiful daughter Priya. Maya life mostly revolves around her family and lives a completely mundane life. Shubhi Mehta has also played the fantastic role in the film “ Friendship Click to look into! >> Read More... ” released in 2009. The story is about four friends whose friendship turns sour once one of them receives a love letter.

The film is directed by Rupali Gupta and stars Vega Tamoti, Maanvi, Gagro and Natasha Bhardwaj Natasha Bhardwaj is an Indian film actress who mad >> Read More... . Shubhi’s next film “Forever and a day” released in 2013 is about the life of a 70-year old person named Walter and unusual turn his life took when he was forced to go to Day Care Centre of the old people. During his visit to the old homes, he also meets her old high school loves Isabel. The story highlights the chance and explains how it never gets too late for the things one desired throughout their life. It also describes person’s determination to finish what he initiated fifty years ago.