Deepal Shaw Biography

She is an all-in one package. Deepal Shaw is an Indian model, actress and singer. She was born on 21 February, 1986 in Shimla in Himachal Pradesh. Deepal was brought up in Mumbai. Her father was born in Ayodhya, while her mother is from Lucknow. The model is having a younger brother. Deepal was a student of D. P Y. A High School at Dadar.

Deepal was just six years old, when she was given singing lessons from her parents. She is the degree holder in Psychology from St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.

This Baby Doll commenced her career as a model. Deepal participated in Miss India Beauty Pageant in the year 2004. Then, the dusky beauty decided to venture into singing field. In 2004, the debutant singer Deepal released her first album titled 'Baby Doll'. The album contained several super hit tracks like 'Rangeela Rey' and 'Kabhi Aar Kabhi Paar'.

The music of Deepal's album mainly consists of old Hindi songs' funky remixes. The remixes are usually studded with hip hop elements and powerful bass sound. Her music albums were hugely promoted by MTV India. The channel showcased her largely famous music videos.

She was on the top of her music career, when she thought of rubbing her luck on the big screen of Bollywood. Initially, she signed one of the films by Hriday Shetty named 'Daag - Shades of Love'. Nevertheless, the film could not go on the floor. Deepal began her filmy career with a controversial flick titled 'Kalyug' by Mahesh Bhatt. Emraan Hashmi and newbie Kunal Khemu were the co-stars of Deepal in this movie. She essayed the character of a porn star in 'Kalyug'. The critics praised Deepal for her role.

'Karma Confessions and Holi' (2009) was the next project of Deepal and Manish Gupta was the director of it. This movie starred the other stars like Randeep Hooda, Sushmita Sen and international star Naomi Campbell. Deepal Shaw performed a cameo in the film 'A Wednesday!' (2008). She played the role of a reporter called as 'Naina Roy' in this film.

The other movies of Deepal Shaw include 'Chamku' (2008), 'Dhoondte Reh Jaaoge' (2009), 'Runway' (2009), 'Right Yaaa Wrong' (2010) and 'Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster' (2011).