Aisha Hinds and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan

Aisha Jamila Hinds was born in America and is best-known for her role in The Shield. She has demonstrated her versatility since 2003 by delivering amazing performances on television shows such as 9-1-1 Detroit 1, 1-8-7 as well as Under the Dome. The first time she was noticed was for her character Anna in the film Assault on Precinct 13. Her performance in the biographical movie All the Way as the woman's rights campaigner Fannie Lou Hammer was a major draw for be noticed by the public. Her portrayal of Harriet Tubman on WGN America's time-based drama Underground was also highly praised. She currently stars on the procedural drama series 9-1-1 in the leading role of firefighter/paramedic Henrietta Hen Wilson. 20th Century Fox Television has renewed the show for a 3rd season. The show was renewed for a third season by 20th Century Fox Television. Hind finished filming on the Hollywood movie Godzilla: King of the Monsters due for a release in the mid-year of 2019. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.........................Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is an Indian actress who rose to prominence in Bollywood. She was born in Mangalore India. The place she was born is Mangalore, in India. Her father Krishnaraj worked as a Army scientist and died on 18 March 2017. Mother Vrinda lives at home. Aditya Rai is her elder brother, is a merchant marine engineer. Bachchan's brother co-produced and co-wrote the script for Dil Ka Rishta with their mother. Arya Vidya Mandir, Mumbai was the place where her parents been living since they moved there. She finished her secondary education through Jai Hind College for a year before enrolling at D.G. Ruparel College in Matunga where she received a 90% score in the H.S.C. exams. She was a classical music student as well as dance for five years throughout her teenage years. Zuology was her favorite subject. Bachchan took a course in Architecture after she was crowned Miss World. Her title brought her into the spotlight of modeling. Her career was booming in PepsiCo Inc. and Vogue magazine in addition to an ambassador contract with L'Oreal Paris in 2003. In 1997, she starred in two critically acclaimed roles: Iruvar and Aur pyaar hojaia. The two films challenged the traditional form that was prevalent in Bollywood films at the time propelling Bachchan into the front of Bollywood's New Bollywood. The heart-breaking performance of Bachchan as Paro an adoring lover who got married during Devdas (2002), one of the most well-known Bollywood films of the time, and premiered at Cannes Film Festival cemented her as Queen of Bollywood. Chokher (2002) was a dramatic version of the novel by Rabindranath Tagore (2003) was praised by the critics. That same year, she was named the first Indian actress to be on the Cannes Film Festival Jury. Bachchan was in Bride and Prejudice, a musical and dancing adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice by Gurinderchadha. This was the moment that Bachchan added her star-power as well as beauty into her first major film in English. In 2006, Bachchan returned to Bollywood by starring in the hit movie Dhoom: 2 before releasing Provoked: The True Story (2006). She got married Abhishek Bachchan, co-star, who is the son of Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan. This marriage was a chance to bring two of India's most powerful people together.