This actress was once a background dancer with Salman Khan, then became the heroine of his film.
Rahul Tiwari October 08, 2024 12:21 AM

There have been many actresses in the film industry who started their acting career with a small role. There is one such Bollywood actress who once used to be a background dancer in Salman Khan's films. Then fate made her Salman Khan's heroine. The name of that actress is Daisy Shah. Daisy Shah, who started her career as a background dancer, is today a well-known name in B-Town.

Daisy Shah made her Bollywood debut with Salman Khan's film and made a lot of headlines. Daisy Shah, who was once seen as a dancer behind Salman Khan, played the role of Salman's heroine in 'Jai Ho'. Daisy Shah was a choreographer and model before coming into the world of acting.

Was seen in a song with Salman Khan

Superstar Salman Khan's film 'Tere Naam', released in 2003, received a very good response. Even today this film is discussed. Daisy Shah worked with him as a background dancer in a song from the film 'Tere Naam'.

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Have worked with Ganesh Acharya

Not only this, Daisy Shah has been an assistant to the industry's well-known choreographer Ganesh Acharya. The actress traveled from background to limelight with Salman through the movie 'Jai Ho'. People liked the pairing of Daisy and Salman in 'Jai Ho' very much. After this, Daisy Shah was also seen in films like 'Hate Story 3' and 'Race 3'.

Has appeared in South and Gujarati films

Before 'Jai Ho', Daisy Shah had also worked in South Industry. In the year 2011, the actress also worked in the Kannada movie 'Bhadra'. Actually, Daisy started her acting career from South itself. After South, the actress got more popularity in Bollywood with her debut film 'Jai Ho' with Salman Khan. After this Daisy Shah also worked in Gujarati film industry. Daisy played the role of lead actress in the Gujarati film 'Gujarat 11', which was liked very much by the people.

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