Sensuous glam dolls artist Krutika Desai

Sensuous glam dolls artist Krutika Desai

Krutika Desai

Krutika Desai is one of those sensuous glam dolls who has made her entry into the television circuit during the period of 1980s which is known as the 'booming era' of the small screen. She is a Cancerian-Gemini casp and is extremely emotional about her family. She was one of those early birds who jumped into the television bandwagon and worked on several chartbusters of the small screen including 'Hungama', 'Kismet', 'Zameen Aasman', 'Superhit Muqabla', 'Chandrakanta', 'Mansi' and 'A Mouthful of Sky'. She has also acted in two feature films, one in Hindi and the other one in Bengali. She had also traveled as far as Israel in the year 2003 for an English crossover film.

Krutika Desai is one of those glamorous actresses who have made her entry into the television circuit during the period of 1980s. She is the daughter of noted stage personality Late Shri Girish Desai. She is married to Imtiaz Khan the actor and director of the Hindi film & television scene. He is the son of renowned Hindi film actor of the yester years, Jayant and the brother of the late actor Amjad Khan.

Apart from serials she has also worked in movies. She acted in Insaaf (1987) directed by Mukul Anand co starring Vinod Khanna, Dimple Kapadia, Suresh Oberoi, Dalip Tahil, Shakti Kapoor and others. She also acted in `Dattak` directed by Gul Bahar Singh and with Rajit Kapoor, Anjan Srivastav & A.K. Hangal. The movie was produced by National Film Development Corporation of India (NFDC). She also acted in `Apna Jahan`, which was written and directed by Subroto Bose. She has also acted in a Bengali film titled Dastak. Krutika has also worked in a Hebrew film titled `Turn Left at the End of the World.` She won rave reviews for her commendable performance in the movie. Krutika has earned name and fame in theatres also. She has acted in many Gujrati plays like `Shodh Pratishodh`, `Pallavi Bani Parvati` and `To Karo Shree Ganesh.` She did a theatre workshop `Akansha` for the street children.