Priyanka Bose
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Priyanka Bose is an actor, theatre artist and producer known for her work across Indian, European and American film, television and theatre.
Priyanka Bose is read about 243 times a day, in 15 languages.
A typical day, 30 days to 6 November 2026
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AgraFilm, Priti2023
The LadykillerFilm, Gajra2022
PantheonSeries, Smriti / Supervisor (voice)2021
The Wheel of TimeSeries, Alanna Mosvani2020
Little AmericaSeries, Sarita
MortalFilm, 2020Hathaway2019
Parchhayee: Ghost Stories By Ruskin BondSeries, Priti
RakkhoshFilm, 2019Ridhima2018
Ascharya Fuck ItFilm, Kanta2017
Devi: GoddessFilm, Devi2016
Half TicketFilm, Aai2015
Man's WorldSeries
CourtFilm, 2015Vinay's Friend #22014
Gulaab GangFilm, Sandhya2013
Act ZeroFilm, Jhilik Bose2011
GangorFilm, Gangor2010
GuzaarishFilm, Bar Singer
LSD: Love, Sex aur DhokhaFilm, 2010News Editor2007
Johnny GaddaarFilm, Ola-Ola main dancerPeople around Priyanka
Close ties
Goutam Ghose Directed Shunyo Awnko (2013)
Tannishtha Chatterjee Also in Sold, Lion and Rakkhosh
Tillotama Shome Also in Sold, Gangor and The Fable
Kanu Behl Directed Agra (2023)
Rosamund Pike Produced The Wheel of Time
David Arquette Also in Sold and The MisEducation of Bindu
Adil Hussain Also in Gangor and Pareeksha
Aditya Roy Kapur Also in Guzaarish and Sadak 2
Garth Davis Directed Lion (2017)
Iain Canning Produced Lion (2017)
Emile Sherman Produced Lion (2017)
Uta Briesewitz Directed The Wheel of Time- Angie Fielder Produced Lion (2017)
Samit Kakkad Directed Half Ticket and Ascharya Fuck It
Known for
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Lion 2016
Guzaarish 2010
Court 2015
Johnny Gaddaar 2007
Mortal 2020
Also in Deutsch
Filmography 24
29 credits on file
Television 5
Media & music
Photos 1
About this person
Beginning her career on stage, Bose has built a body of work that spans multiple languages, industries and cultural contexts, working with filmmakers and collaborators from India, Italy, Norway, the United Kingdom and the United States. She is known for her performances in Gangor (2010), Lion (2016), The Wheel of Time (2021-2025), Jugnuma: The Fable (2024) and Agra (2023/2025), for which she won the Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress in 2026.
