Elli Avram (born Elisabet Avramidou Granlund; July 29, 1989)
She is a Swedish Greek actress and is now based in , Mumbai India. She performed in the Bollywood movie Mickey Virus and appeared in the reality TV show Bigg Boss. Elli Avram was born in Stockholm, Sweden. She grew up in Tyresö kommun,Stockholm. Her Greek father, Jannis Avramidis, is a musician who is now settled in Sweden; and her Swede mother, Maria Granlund, is an actress who appeared in Ingmar Bergman’s Fanny and Alexander Avram attended Frans Schartau High School in Stockholm, from where she graduated in Society-Economics. She took an interest in figure skating, singing and dancing from her initial years. She received training in acting from her mother and aunt who runs a theater in Skåne County, Sweden. There was a place in Stockholm that used to sell Hindi movies and she would buy Bollywood films from there. Also she used to watch Hindi films on YouTube. Career Avram at the first look launch of Mickey Virus in July 2013 At 17, Avram became a member of Sundbyberg, Stockholm based Pardesi Dance Group and gave dance performances, primarily on Bollywood songs. Avram did some acting projects in Sweden,including the December 2008 crime drama romance movie, Förbjuden Frukt, where she played the role of Selen - the lead character's teen girlfriend. The movie is set against the backdrop of violent crime, where she falls in love with a boy with a criminal past. In 2010, Avram participated in Miss Greece beauty contest. She also appeared on the Swedish TV series Gomorron Sverige. She has acted in an Iranian music video, Hala chi shod, by Emad featuring SB Shaggy. In September 2012, Avram moved to Mumbai on a tourist visa to pursue an acting career in Bollywood. She signed up with a modeling agency and got a work visa. The agency helped her getting auditions. The first considerable project she managed to get was a TV commercial for Eveready Industries India. Avram has also acted in a TV commercial for Ricchezza Silver Jewellery, produced by TryAngles studio. She starred in Saurabh Varma's comedy thriller film Mickey Virus. She memorized the script, as she did not speak Hindi and has taken formal training in dance form and Hindi pronunciation. The film, shot in Delhi, released on October 25, 2013. In October 2013, colleges in Chandigarh reportedly banned the students from possessing or displaying posters of Avram in the campus and dormitories as the college authorities considered her images inappropriate. |
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