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Born Nisha Kothari
November 30, 1983 (1983-11-30) (age 25)
Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Other name(s) Nisha Kothari, Amoga
Occupation Bollywood actress

Sagittarian Kothari was born in Kolkata, and grew up speaking English,Gujarati, Bengali, and Hindi. She moved to New Delhi while in she was in grade 10 and got her degree in Chemistry from Delhi University at Dayal Singh College. Her father is a chemical businessman, her mother a home-maker, and she has a married elder sister.

After College, Kothari became a model and appeared in a few adverts. She moved into films with Jay Jay, a Tamil movie, as Amoga. She got her break through with actor Madhavan, who recommended her for an audition after viewing her photographs. She made her Bollywood debut in the films James and Sarkar (which came out first), both by Ram Gopal Varma. She then went on to do The Killer with Emraan Hashmi and the Bhatts. She has gone on to do some insignificant films and roles.

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