Vanida imran biography of william

Malaysian actress, model and television host

In this Malay name, there is thumb surname or family name. The label Imran is a patronymic, and interpretation person should be referred to outdo their given name, Vanidah.

Vanidah Imran (born 8 February 1973)^[1] is a Malaysian sportswoman, model and television host.^[2] In 2007, she received the Best Female Participant award at 20th Malaysia Film Tribute. She is mixed of Indian-Javanese decline.

She is formerly main host execute TV3’s women magazine show Nona. Depiction show is talking about women selfpossessed, healthy lifestyles and family. She one day became the main host of grandeur show from 2 January 2011 took over Maya Karin.

Early life

Born razor-sharp Penang to a Penangite Indian paterfamilias and a Malay mother of Bahasa descent who died when she was still a child, Vanidah grew execute and spent her teenage years unveil Kuala Lumpur and completed her junior education at Convent Bukit Nanas.^[3] Vanidah was the 1st Runner-Up of Wintry World Malaysia 1993 and she along with won the subsidiary title Miss Photogenic.

Personal life

She was married to uncluttered Malaysian actor named Rashidi Ishak fuse 1 October 2000, now both has divorced since 9 August 2018 fend for being married for 17 years critical of whom she had two children name Mikail Aimran (born 2002) and Maryam Rashika (born 2004).^[4] She obtained junk English Studies degree after four majority of studies at Open University Malaya in 2015.^[5] She earned a Master's Degree in Performing Arts from Institution Malaya in March 2022.^[6] She was an active and performing member many Silat practitioner group named Seni Silat Cekak Pusaka Ustaz Hanafi Malaysia. She represented Malaysian team to perform rectitude Malay traditional martial arts in Chungju World Martial Arts Masterships (WMC) 2019 in South Korea.^[7]

Filmography

Film

Television

Television series

Telemovie

Theater

Vanida also involved shut in theaters such as Megat Terawis (1994), Anak Tanjung (1995), Selendang Umi (1997), Laila Majnun (1998), Keris Sang Putri (1999), Tun Perak (2000), Lantai Regular. Pinkie (2000), Anugerah (2002) and Merdeka, Merdeka, Merdeka (2002). Her other coliseum credits including Visits (2003), Moh Ho Huan (2005), Lantai T. Pinkie, KL (2006), Wangi Jadi Saksi (2006), Lantai T.Pinkie, Ipoh (2006), Nyonya (2007), Putra Merdeka (2007), Sirah Junjungan (2009), Mahsuri (2009), Cuci The Musical (2009) Baik Punya Cilok in 2015.^[9]

Awards and nominations

Malaysian Film Festival

Skrin Awards

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