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Kajal Bagwandeen

b. 1983

South African actress, model, dancer and television presenter

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Born 1983. Kajal Bagwandeen is a South African film actor.

Kajal Bagwandeen (born 31 August 1983) is a South African actress, model, dancer and television presenter. She is best known for the roles in the films Impunity, 3 Days to Go and soap operas 7de Laan and Isidingo: The Need.

Personal life She was born on 31 August 1983 in Durban, South Africa as the eldest of the family. From 1997 to 2001, she was educated in the Ridge Park College. She has two younger sisters. She completed her B.com Honors degree in Accounting, Auditing, Tax and Managerial Finance from the KwaZulu-Natal University in 2005. She also has trained with many dance styles in SA, India and the UK.

She is married to Quinton Singh and the couple has one child.

Career Since 1991 to 2003, she excelled classical Kathak as well as a dance training at Nateshwar Dance Academy. She also featured in the SABC2 national anthem music video in 2003. Then in 2004, she participated to Miss India SA pageant and later made film debut with Bombay Duck, which was released during the Durban International Film Festival back in 2006. Meanwhile, she started to work as a model on many different campaigns such as; McDonald's International. In the same year, she included in the list of the 12 finalists on e.tv's "Backstage Superstar competition". In 2019, she acted in the blockbuster film 3 Days to Go directed by Bianca Isaac. In the film, she played the role "Amy" as well as the casting director, co-producer. In the same year, she played the role "Vinaya the Villain" in the mini-series The Indian Detective telecast on CTV and Netflix. Meanwhile, she founded the production and casting company "Imagine Worx" where she made collaborative works with "EGG films", "Oglivy", "Fort", "Christa Schamberger", "Donavan Marsh", and "BOMB Productions". She worked as the casting director for period film Kings of Mulberry Street directed by Judy Naidoo in 2021. Then she joined the Eastern Mosaic team as their new roving presenter from 2008 to 2013. In 2000, she made the anchor role on Mela until 2016. Apart from that, she is a former board member and National Treasurer of the Performing Arts Network of South Africa (PANSA) as well as the theatre company "Catalina Unlimited". As a motivational speaker, she conducted financial literacy and wealth inspirational talks with Sanlam Wealthsmiths and the Sanlam Foundation. She is also an advocate of animal rescue adoptions, sustainable living and environmental consciousness.

Filmography

Year Film Role Genre Ref. 2008 7de Laan Asha Sharma TV series 2010 Jozi Nadine Film 2012 Isidingo: The Need Devina TV series 2013 Tempy Pushas Roshan TV series 2014 Impunity Samira Khan Film 2015 Roer Jou Voete Meimoena TV series 2017 Madiba Ameena Cachalia TV mini series 2017 The Indian Detective Vinaya Malkani TV mini series 2017 HG's Shadow Karen Film 2019 3 Days to Go Amy Film

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University of KwaZulu-Natal, KwaZulu-Natal University

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Who is Kajal Bagwandeen?

South African actress, model, dancer and television presenter

When was Kajal Bagwandeen born?

Kajal Bagwandeen was born on 31 August 1983 in Durban.

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Kajal Bagwandeen is a film actor.

What nationality is Kajal Bagwandeen?

Kajal Bagwandeen is South African.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Kajal Bagwandeen

· Wikidata: Q108928701

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