Biography

Suzanne Bernert is a German-born Indian actress living in India who works primarily in Indian films in various languages. She was born on 26th September in Detmold in Germany. She grew up in Westallgaeu Region in Bavaria in Germany. She did a three year Acting Course with Heidelotte Diehl and then went on to perform at AuGus Theater in Neu Ulm with the play 3XLife by Yasmina Reza. A chance encounter in Dubai brought her to Bollywood where she has a successful TV and Movie Career since 2005. She is known for speaking very good Hindi and that she can act in Benagli and Marathi. Noteable work include Titan Ad opposite Aamir Khan, playing the first foreign Bahu on Television in India , being the first negative Lead in "Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat" as Queen Helena and most important ..playing Sonia Gandhi as the first ever Actress worldwide in "The Accidental Prime Minister ".October 2019 saw her stepping into Producers Shoes with "Majnu ki Juliet" in which she also acted . March 2020 saw the release of her first WebSeries "State of Siege 26/11" on the Mumbai Terror Attacks. She played a Jewish Hostage Yocheved Orpaz.
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Hindi,Marathi and Bengali speaking German Actress working in Indian Filmindustry since 2006

German Actress who can speak fluent Hindi

Looks exactly like Sonia Gandhi

Known for her smile

First Foreign Actress to participate and to reach the semi-finals in a Celebrity Dance Reality Show in Maharashtra, Danceform traditional Lavani "Dholkichya Talavar" 2011-2012.

Married to Actor/Director Akhil Mishra whom she met while auditioning for a TV Show.He was looking for a foreigner for a stage production and she was immediately smitten by his wit and professionalism.Someone thinking like her.And so they fell in love while working together,marriage in 2009.

First Foreign Actress to feature in more than 24 Television Shows in major characters in Hindi and Marathi (2018).

First actress to ever have portrayed Sonia Gandhi on screen in APB News Political Drama and in "The Accidental Prime Minister".