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 Nagarajan
September 17, 1985 (age 38)
Evanston, Illinois, United States
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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.