Lin Shukla

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Lin Shukla
Born Linda Anne Reed
February 27, 1957 (1957-02-27) (age 51)
Fontana, United States
Years active 2005–present

Lin Shukla (born 27 February 1957) is an American actress.

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[edit] Personal life

Lin Shukla was born Linda Anne Reed in Fontana, California, United States, to John T. and Edith Reed. She met her husband, Shailendra "Shelley" Shukla, in New Delhi while on a trip to India. She met him while playing frisbee at Qutab Minar. Since then she has visited India eleven times, speaks basic Hindi, and loves Bollywood movies.

[edit] Career

Lin's first feature film, "Omama: Royal Blood", was filmed in Chicago by West-African director Nana King Mensah (Ghana), in which she starred as the dysfunctional wife of the title character. It was one of the first Ghanaian films to be produced in the United States and starred Ghanaian football superstar Kwame Owusu-Ansah.

Following that, she has portrayed a variety of roles in Indie films, including an abused prostitute in Darwin Meiners/TrickKnee Productions' award-winning short, "Like Lightning" (Winner, Best Cinematography, "48 Hour Film Project", San Francisco; a wretched witch in Edward Rosenblum's short, "Story About a Witch"; a foster mother in Jeremy Lum's feature, "Elise"; and a bounced drunk in Daniel Davila's feature, Harrison Montgomery, starring Martin Landau.

[edit] Filmography

Year Film Director Role
2008 Elise Jeremy Lum 'Carol'
2008 Opal Dina Ciraulo 'Lecture Audience Member'
2007 Harrison Montgomery Daniel Davila 'Drunken Patron'
2007 Just Us Chris Wroubel 'District Attorney' (voice)
2007 Fairfield, Idaho Darwin Meiners 'Vivian Blanche Miller'
2005 Omama: Royal Blood (Ghana) Nana King Mensah 'Margie'/'Maggie'

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