Bio
- Grew up in the United States, but spent a year in an Indian boarding school when she was 15.
- An award-winning pianist and composer, she was offered several scholarships for music, but instead went to New York University for drama.
- In 2002, performed for President George W. Bush and Queen Elizabeth II just one week after securing her first professional stage role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Bombay Dreams.
- Frequently works with her husband, Aalok Mehta, in both plays and movies, including the 2007 film The Trident, in which they portrayed a married couple.
- Was cast as a shy call center employee in her first recurring role on the NBC comedy Outsourced.
Anisha NagarajanSeptember 17, 1985 (age 38)Evanston, Illinois, United States
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Bio
- Grew up in the United States, but spent a year in an Indian boarding school when she was 15.
- An award-winning pianist and composer, she was offered several scholarships for music, but instead went to New York University for drama.
- In 2002, performed for President George W. Bush and Queen Elizabeth II just one week after securing her first professional stage role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Bombay Dreams.
- Frequently works with her husband, Aalok Mehta, in both plays and movies, including the 2007 film The Trident, in which they portrayed a married couple.
- Was cast as a shy call center employee in her first recurring role on the NBC comedy Outsourced.
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