Azita Ghanizada

Azita Ghanizada Azita Ghanizada, an Afghan American actor in the United States has appeared in various television shows. Her family fled Afghanistan, and tried to seek asylum in the US. Her birthplace was in the US. She was raised by her two sisters in Northern Virginia. Ghanizada's on-air career began by appearing in a variety of National Commercials. Ghanizada's appearance on the Laura Neri 2004 film A Kiss on the Nose as Chiara received her a nomination for the Best Actress award at one of the festival. Television guest-starring roles include How I Met Your Mother Veronica Mars the Wedding Bells NuMB3RS bones Psych and Castle. Recently, she had the role of a support actress in the action science fiction film Blood Shot (2009) and the comedies that are independent You Only Better (2009). Ghanizada first appeared in the General Hospital Prime-Time spinoff General Hospital. Season 2 of Nightshift saw Ghanizada as the role of Dr. Saira Bhatra, a doctor who specializes in holistic medicine. Ghanizada starred as Kelly as the Prada Sales Girl on HBO Entourage during 2009 and was also cast in the television pilot Tough Trade by Weeds creator Jenji Kohn as well as the executive producer T Bone Burnett. Wikipedia The online, free dictionary.

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