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Deeivya Meir is a British actress of Guyanese-Indian heritage, known for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024), Roadkill (BBC One), Manhunt (ITV), The Feed (Amazon Prime), and Sky's The Midwich Cuckoos. She has also guest-starred in long-running British staples such as EastEnders and The Bill. Most recently, she took on a leading role in a musical feature film opposite Tim Vine.

Her stage work includes acclaimed productions at the National Theatre (Coram Boy) and the Olivier-winning West End hit Life of Pi at Wyndham's Theatre.

A sought-after voice artist, Deeivya is the voice of Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter video game and has brought life to multiple beloved titles including the BAFTA-winning Divinity: Original Sin II, and Dreamfall Chapters.

In 2010, she was awarded the prestigious Norman Beaton Radio Drama Award, joining the BBC Radio Drama Company - a milestone that resonated deeply given her Guyanese heritage and connection to Norman Beaton's legacy.

As a producer, her investigative podcast Untold: The Daniel Morgan Murder became a global hit, topping charts in both the UK and US, drawing over 10 million listeners, and earning a British Podcast Award before being preserved in the British Library Sound Archive. The story is now being developed into a major British TV series.

With her rich cultural background, sharp instincts, and versatile artistry, Deeivya brings depth, charisma, and originality to every role - whether on screen, on stage, or behind the mic.

Deeivya Won the Norman Beaton BBC Radio Award in 2010. 2nd winner was Adeel Akhtar. Adjoa Andoh was judge on the panel.

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