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Geeta Citygirl Chopra

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A graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and the City College of New York, her acting, directing and producing credits range from the stage to the screen. This native New Yorker founded Salaam Theatre, the first South-Asian-American performing arts institution in the world. She currently serves as Salaam's Artistic Director.

Her contributions to the arts community in general, and the South-Asian community specifically, have long been recognized. She joined the likes of Richard Schiff of TV's The West Wing, and best-selling author Walter Mosley, when she was selected to be the chief guest speaker at the 20th Annual CCNY Honors Convocation. She served as an emcee at the 24th Annual Asian Heritage Festival, in Union Square-the largest Pan-Asian outdoor event on the East coast, which was attended by over ten thousand people. She hosts New York's Annual Tagore Festival, and a popular weekly salon presented by Salaam Theater. She's been featured in magazines and news dailies all over the country, and was even named one of the 'Top 100 New Yorkers of the Year' in 2003, by the New York Resident.
BornOctober 6, 1971
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Known for

Desperate Endeavors (2012)
Desperate Endeavors
7.0
  • Kali(as Geeta Citygirl)
  • 2012
Finding Home
  • Mrs. Singh
    Mariska Hargitay in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999)
    Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
    8.1
    TV Series
    • Tariq's Mom(as Geeta Citygirl)
    God's Land (2010)
    God's Land
    6.9
    • Sonya(as Geeta Citygirl)
    • 2010

    Credits

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    Actress

    • Finding Home
      • Post-production
    • Godfrey, Lillete Dubey, Ajay Naidu, Shenaz Treasury, Mohammed Amer, Aizzah Fatima, Kapil Talwalkar, and Salena Qureshi in Americanish (2021)
      Americanish
    • The Night Of (2016)
      The Night Of
    • Desperate Endeavors (2012)
      Desperate Endeavors
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • Coming Out
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • American Girl
    • Writer's Block (2010)
      Writer's Block
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • God's Land (2010)
      God's Land
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • Walkaway (2010)
      Walkaway
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • Denis Leary in Rescue Me (2004)
      Rescue Me
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • Julianna Margulies in The Good Wife (2009)
      The Good Wife
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • Three (Teen)
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • Mariska Hargitay in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999)
      Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • The Philanthropist (2009)
      The Philanthropist
      • (voice, as Geeta Citygirl)
    • Finding Priya a Prom Date
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
    • Rachel Weisz, Ryan Reynolds, Elizabeth Banks, Isla Fisher, and Abigail Breslin in Definitely, Maybe (2008)
      Definitely, Maybe
      • (uncredited)

    Producer

    • Be Your Art, Not Your Condition
      • (as Geeta Citygirl)
      • In Production
    • The Balancing Arab

    Personal details

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      • October 6, 1971
      • New York City, New York, USA
      • 2015 - November 23, 2019 (2 children)
    • Other works
      In the late 1990s, acted in restoration plays directed by (now NYC Commissioner of Cultural Affairs) Kate D. Levin at Harlem's Aaron Davis Hall.
    • Publicity listings
      • 4 Interviews
      • 6 Articles

    Did you know

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    • Trivia
      She has a strong passion for photography and for years has documented New York and events around the city, with a particular focus in providing these images to grassroots groups and organizations that lack a budget for building their archives.
    • Quotes
      You are divine love beyond your magical imagination.

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