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Agile and pretty, Neetu Chandra is a Taekwondo expert making headway in cinema. She even has a videogame - The Alien Killer - designed around her.

Basics on Neetu
Neetu Chandra was born in Patna, Bihar, India on the 20th July to a businessman. Her mother Meera was the more supportive of her parents when Neetu decided to start modeling and did some ads.
Neetu completed her schooling from Notre Dame Academy, Patna and graduated from IP College, Delhi.
Neetu also holds a black belt in Taekwondo. In 1995, she was part of the World Korfball Championship and in 1996, she participated in the International Taekwondo Championship in Hong Kong. She won a Silver Medal for Taekwondo at the national games.

Neetu Chandra’s Movies
2005 Neetu Chandra’s first break came with Garam Masala as an airhostess Sweety.
2006 She had a stronger role in the Telugu movie Godavari, directed by Sekhar Kammula.
2007 In Madhur Bhandarkar’s Traffic Signal, she played Rani selling clothes at traffic signals and in love with Kunal Khemu’s character.

2008 Her next movie was Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! with Abhay Deol and Paresh Rawal, which was received on a positive note by critics.

2009 The movies lined up for 2009 are 13B, Mumbai Cutting, Kushar Parsaad Ka Bhoot and Zara Jee Ke Dikha. 13B is a horror movie, in which she plays R.Madhavan’s spouse. Zara Jee Ke Dikha will see her with Rahul Bose and Shefali Shah.

Neetu Chandra.

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