Khambatta, Persis

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Portrait of Persis Khambatta
Persis Khambatta
Name
Khambatta, PersisGender: F
born on 2 October 1948 at 04:15 (= 04:15 AM )
Place Bombay, India, 18n58, 72e50
Timezone IST h5e30 (is standard time)
Data source
From memoryRodden Rating A
Astrology data 08°39' 26°23 Asc. 06°06'



Biography

East Indian model and actress who made her modeling debut at the age of 13. Khambatta was the winner of a beauty contest as Miss India at 16. She starred in Indian films, winning a Best Actress award in her own country and branching out into high fashion modeling in London and New York. In Hollywood her exotic, classic beauty was seen in the films "The Wilby Conspiracy" and "Conduct Unbecoming." She is most noted and remembered for appearing as the bald headed navigator from the planet Delta in "Star Trek, the Movie" in 1979.

A member of the Paris sect, she was raised by her mother after her father left when she was just two.

Khambatta married in Hollywood, actor Cliff Taylor, for a devastating two months in the '80s. Inexplicably, her career faded after "Star Trek" with only a few minor roles in film and TV.

She died of a heart attack on 8/18/1998 in Bombay, at 49.

Link to Wikipedia biography

Events

  • Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1979 ("Star Trek, the Movie")
  • Work : New Job 1964 (Began modeling, age 13)
  • Work : Prize 1965 (Miss India title, age 16)
  • Death by Heart Attack 18 August 1998 (Age 49)

Source Notes

Lynne Palmer quotes her

Categories

  • Family : Relationship : Marriage less than 3 Yrs (Only two months)
  • Family : Relationship : Number of Divorces (One)
  • Vocation : Entertainment : Actor/ Actress
  • Vocation : Beauty : Model (Age 13)
  • Vocation : Beauty : Beauty Queen/ King (Miss India)
  • Notable : Awards : Vocational award (Best Actress award in India)
  • Notable : Book Collection : Profiles Of Women
  • Family : Childhood : Parent, Single or Step (Age two when dad left)
  • Traits : Body : Hair (Bald for a movie released in 1979)

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