| Name | Shabana Azmi |
| Sex | Female |
| Date Of Birth | Monday, September 18, 1950 |
| Biography | One of the leading lights of the now-largely-defunct Indian New Wave, Shabana Azmi (alongside the late Smita Patil) was one of the main female actors who dominated the films of the so-called "Parallel Cinema" in India in the 1970s and 1980s. Born to noted Urdu progressive poet and lyricist Kaifi Azmi and theatre actress Shaukat Azmi, Shabana has acted in films by virtually all of India's most famous art-house directors including Shyam Benegal, Satyajit Ray, Mrinal Sen, Aparna Sen and others, as well as in commercial and middle-of-the-road Hindi films, where she has essayed several strong female characters (e.g., in Death Sentence (1997) and Godmother (1999)). Shabana Azmi was paired opposite Rajesh Khanna in 7 successful films.She is noted for her naturalness and intensity on-screen, matched by her fierce advocacy of the rights of women, minorities and slum-dwellers off-screen, both through activism and in her role as a Member of Parliament, where her consistent stand in defense of liberal values and the freedom of expression is noteworthy. She has also acted on stage to considerable acclaim, most notably in Tumhari Amrita with Farookh Sheikh. She is married to noted scriptwriter and lyricist Javed Akhtar. |
| Birth Place | New Delhi, India |
| Parent | Daughter of Kaifi Azmi and Shaukat Azmi. |
Movies of Shabana Azmi
 Kalpvriksh as The Gypsy Woman |
 Matru ki Bijlee ka Mandola as Deviji |
 Love Breakups Zindagi as Mrs. Kapoor |
Sorry Bhai! as Gayatri N. Mathur |
Dus Kahaniyaan as Hindu woman (segment "Rice Plate") |
 Om Shanti Om as Herself |
Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd. as Naheed |
Morning Raga as Swarnlatha |
Lakshya as nm1223423 |
Makdee as Makdee |
Devi Ahilya Bai as Khaanda Rani |
Daughters of This Century as Kadambini |
 Hari-Bhari: Fertility as Ghazala |
 Luck by Chance as Herself |
