Anila Mirza
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Anila Mirza (born October 8, 1974) is a Danish pop singer.
She was born in Denmark, and grew up in the capital of Denmark (Copenhagen). Her mother is of Pakistani descent, and her father was born in India. She was part of the Danish pop group Toy-Box, which had worldwide success and sales exceeding 4,5 million albums worldwide. The Genre was the bubblegum mid 90's Pop, and they had many hits from both their first album Fantastic and second album Toyride such as "Tarzan & Jane", "Best Friends", "Sailor Song", "Teddy Bear" and "Superstar".
Anila has changed her name to Aneela and begun a solo career, releasing her first solo single "Bombay Dreams" in 2005, and "Say Na/Jande" in 2005/2006 in the Bollywood Blockbuster movie "Bluffmaster". Anila has also performed alongside Arash in the hit songs "Chori Chori" and "Bombay Dreams". She has perfomed for the Swedish film "Bombay Dreams" and the royal family of Sweden. Apart from promoting her solo career she has also produced/written for the Danish artist Burhan G, the R&B producer Saqib who produced Outlandish, the MGP winner Anna and many more.
[edit] Filmography
- Bombay Dreams, 2004
- BluffMaster, 2005
[edit] Discography
- Fantastic (Toy-Box album), 1999 (as Toy-Box)
- Toyride, 2001 (as Toy-Box)
- Mahi, 2006
