Meghana Kaushik
About
Meghana Kaushik is a multi-talented actress and writer, known for her roles in 'Woh Sunday Afternoon' (2020), 'Neerja' (2016), and 'The Door' (2017). With a vibrant career as a professional actor, anchor, and model, Meghana has established herself as a prominent figure in the glamorous world of Bollywood. Her passion, confidence, and years of experience in the industry have enabled her to connect effectively with audiences, making her a dynamic presence in any show.
An army kid, Meghana’s versatility extends beyond acting. She is also a talented voice-over artist and writer, bringing a unique spark to all her endeavors. Her impressive portfolio includes numerous ad films, and TVCs for brands like Fox Traveller (with Purab Kohli), Pepperfry, Cardekho, Tata Revetron, Lakme Viral, Dell, Mirinda, Messey Tractor, Bajaj Allianz, Whisper, Godrej Appliances, Star Plus, and Bluestar AC. Meghana’s charm and ability to engage with her audience have made her a sought-after presenter in the industry.
As an anchor, Meghana has demonstrated her spontaneity and skill at numerous high-profile events, including press conferences, product launches, award nights, weddings, sangeet ceremonies, concerts, festivals, and fashion shows. Her excellence in this role was recognized when she was nominated for 'Best Emcee of the Year' by Live Quotient Awards in 2016.
In addition to her anchoring and acting, Meghana has made significant contributions to the film industry. She has acted in various short films and played a role in the feature film 'Neerja,' which became a massive hit. Her beauty and talent were also acknowledged in the pageantry world, where she was a semifinalist in ‘Femina Miss India 2008,’ ‘Miss KNC 2007,’ and ‘Miss Jodhpur 2000.’
Meghana Kaushik’s face is familiar to many, thanks to her appearances in several TV commercials and print ads across India. Her diverse skills and achievements in acting, modeling, and anchoring make her a versatile and highly regarded professional in the entertainment industry.
