About Priti Sapru
Born 1957. Priti Sapru is an Indian actor and film director.
Priti Sapru (also spelled Preeti Sapru) is an Indian actress known for her works in Punjabi and Hindi cinema. She appeared in a number of films, including Nimmo, and Qurbani Jatt Di, among others, with actors Veerendra, Gurdas Maan and Raj Babbar.
Early life She was born to veteran actor D. K. Sapru. Actor Tej Sapru is her brother, and screenwriter Reema Rakesh Nath is her sister.
Career She started her career with the film Habari in 1979, then appeared in small parts in Laawaris (1981) and Avtaar (1983). Priti was the pioneer of album activity through Bhangra Gidda in 1990. She wrote Zameen Asmaan, which starred actors Shashi Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt, Rekha, and Anita Raaj. She wrote, directed and produced the Punjabi movie Qurbani Jatt Di. She launched the first Punjabi channel (Alpha), which was a part of Zee at the time.
Sapru was active in initiating the relief rally for earthquake victims in Jammu and Kashmir. She has forwarded donations for NGOs such as Balbhavan, Catherine Home, and Premnidhi.
Sapru has followed Narendra Modi since he was a BJP candidate in Gujarat and has been active in campaigning for rallies with Arun Jaitley and Vijay Sampla in Punjab. Sapru accompanies Jaitley in social activities but is also considered to be a close aide to Sangeeta Arun Jaitley. Rajnath Singh invited Sapru to join the BJP, and she formally joined the party during the Fateh Rally in Punjab on 23 February 2014. Sapru has plans to initiate an anti-drug campaign in Punjab.
In 2018, she lobbied for minority status to be granted to Sikhs in Jammu and Kashmir.
Awards Sapru has received the Punjab State Award for Best Actress in 1995, the "Mahila Shiromani 1998" for contributions to Punjabi Cinema, the "First Lady Director in Punjabi Film History" from First Lady Vimala Sharma and "Punjabi Ratna" from the Press club, along with Dr. Manmohan Singh (ex-Prime Minister), Chief Minister Prakash Singh Badal, and sports persona Milkha Singh in 2002. "Punjab Shiromani" was presented by Amarinder Singh from Patiala University for the first time to a non-Punjabi. The "Hamdard Award" from Ajit Daily was given to her by Prakash Singh Badal, among other awards. She received the Punjabi Legend Award for contributions to the Punjabi film industry from Pranab Mukherjee in Chennai to celebrate 100 years of Indian Cinema in November 2013.
Personal life She is married to architect Upvan Sudarshan Ahluwalia. They have twin daughters, Riya Walia and Rene Walia.
Filmography Year Film Role Note 1981 Lawaaris Chano 1982 Ucha Dar Babe Nanak Da Channi 1982 Sarpanch 1983 Avtaar Sudha 1983 Aasra Pyar Da Kiran 1984 Nimmo Nimmo 1984 Jagir 1984 Jigri Yaar 1984 Yaari Jatt Di Billo 1986 Tahkhana Panna 1983 Arpan Vinnie Verma 1986 Kismatwala Chamki 1987 Nazrana Sheetal Puri 1987 GoraaRadha takur 1990 Qurbani Jatt Di Jeeto/Preeto 1990 Diva Bale Sari Raat Aisha 1990 Aaj Ka Arjun Mohan's wife 1990 Dushmani Dee Agg Preeto 1991 Jigarwala Tara 1992 Heer Ranjha 1992 Mehndi Shagna Di 1994 Ucha pind 1994 Nasibo Veero 1995 Sir Thad Di Baazi Preeti 1995 Pratigya Preeto 1996 Kalinga 1997 Truck Driver Jeeto 2019 Kaake da Viyah
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Priti Sapru was born on 24 December 1957 in Chennai.
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