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Eva Grover

Indian film and television actress

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Eva Grover (born Kareena Grover) is an Indian actress who has played supportive roles in numerous Hindi films and soap operas.

01Personal life

Eva Grover was married to Hyder Ali Khan, who is step-brother of Aamir Khan. She eloped to marry him, because her mother was opposed to their union as it was an inter-faith marriage. She has a daughter from the marriage. Eva divorced Khan 5 years later due to Marital abuse.

02Filmography

Films

Year Work Language Role Notes
2015Yaara Silly SillyHindi
2013Asa Mee Ashi TeeMarathi
2013Dushman Ke Khoon Pani HaiBhojpuri
2011ReadyHindiDaughter-in-law of Amar Chaudhary
2010My Friend Ganesha 3HindiMother
2002MaseehaHindi
1999NyaydaataHindiTara
1998Khote SikkeyHindiSonu
1998Aunty No. 1HindiUsha
1997ShapathHindiNeena / Shalu
1997Krishna ArjunHindiPoonam
1997Dharma KarmaHindi
1996SmugglerHindi
1996KrishnaHindiSudha
1996LaalcheeHindiSuman
1995KattumarakaranTamilVaidehi

Television

YearWorkLanguageRoleNotes
1999Rishtey - The Love StoriesHindiMenakaepisode: Agreement
1999Kora KagazHindiSneha
1999Zee Horror ShowHindiGuest appearance
2001Office OfficeHindiTina
2001-2003Hum Saath Aath HainHindiNirmala
2002 Kittie Party Hindi
2002-2008Kumkum, Ek Pyara Sa BandhanHindiSimmi
2003-2004Karishma Kaa KarishmaHindiSheetal Malhotra
2004-2005Dil Vil Pyar VyarHindiMadhu
2005LOC - Life Out of ControlHindi
2005-2006ShararatHindiRadha Malhotra
2007-2008Gupshup Coffee ShopHindi
2008Waqt Batayega Kaun Apna Kaun ParayaHindiJaya
2008Sapna Babul Ka...BidaaiHindiSheetal
2009CIDHindiAnanyaepisode:Khooni Khabar
2010Do Saheliyaan... Kismat Ki KathputaliyaanHindi
2010Ek Veer Stree Ki Kahaani... Jhansi Ki RaniHindiBhagirathi Tambe
2011-2014Bade Achhe Lagte HainHindiNiharika Kapoor
2015-2016Tashan-E-IshqHindiAnita Luthra
2018Har Mushkil Ka Hal Akbar BirbalHindiMah Chuchak Begum
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