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Nationality
  
Indian

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Occupation
  
Television presenter, actress, radio jockey

Movies and TV shows
  
Bigg Boss Kannada, Masanada Hoovu, Inspector Vikram, Karuppampatti, Doctor Krishna

Aparna Vastarey, known mononymously as Aparna, is an Indian actor, television presenter and a former radio jockey. A popular face in Kannada television, she is known for her work as a presenter of various shows that aired on DD Chandana in the 1990s. She made her film debut in 1984 with Puttanna Kanagal's final film, Masanada Hoovu. Since 2015, she has been appearing as Varalakshmi on the sketch comedy show, Majaa Talkies.

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Career

Aparna made her feature film debut in Puttanna Kanagal's 1984 film, Masanada Hoovu, in which she starred alongside Ambareesh and Jayanthi. She began working as a radio jockey (RJ) with All India Radio in 1993, before working with AIR FM Rainbow, as its first presenter. Her career in Kannada television as a presenter began in 1990 with DD Chandana had been part of a majority of its productions till 2000. As part of Deepawali celebrations in 1998, she created a record presenting shows for eight hours at a stretch.

Aparna worked as an actress in television soaps such as Moodala Mane and Mukta. In 2013, she appeared as a contestant in the first season of the Kannada reality television show Bigg Boss, that aired on Etv Kannada. Since 2015, she has been appearing in the sketch comedy television show, Majaa Talkies, as Varalakshmi, a vain and boastful sister-in-law of the character of Srujan Lokesh, and claims to be friends of popular personalities like the former American President Barack Obama and actor Salman Khan.

In 2014, Aparna lent her voice for the recorded announcements of passenger-boarding and deboarding made on Bangalore Metro.

Films

  • Masanada Hoovu (1984)
  • Inspector Vikram (1989)
  • Nammoora Raja (1989)
  • Ondaagi Balu (1989)
  • References

    Aparna (television presenter) Wikipedia