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Madina Muxtorova

Uzbek stage and film actress of the Uzbek National Academic Drama Theatre, seen in Shaytanat and Tog'lik kuyov; Honoured Artist of Uzbekistan.

Occupation:
Actress, Film actor, Stage actor
Born:
January 26 1964(62 years old) ♒
Birthplace:
Tashkent
  • Honoured Artist of Uzbekistan

Biography

Madina Muxtorova is an Uzbek stage and film actress. She was born on 26 January 1964 in Tashkent and in 1984 graduated from the drama and cinema acting department of the Tashkent Theatre and Art Institute.

From 1990 she worked at the Youth Theatre, then joined the Uzbek National Academic Drama Theatre, where she still works. On stage she played Ophelia in Hamlet, Cordelia in King Lear, Tutikhon in The Five Wives of Afandi and Rano in Mehrobdan chayon.

She has appeared in about ten films, among them Shaytanat (1998) and her best-known film, Tog'lik kuyov (1999), and has dubbed some fifty films and cartoons. She was named Honoured Artist of Uzbekistan in 2003, received Best Actress of the Year awards for her roles in The Five Wives of Afandi and Shum bola, and is a laureate of the Ofarin prize.

Education

Career

Awards

Life path

  1. 1964
    Born

    In Tashkent

  2. 1984
    Graduated

    Tashkent Theatre and Art Institute, drama and cinema acting

  3. 1990
    Youth Theatre

    Began working on stage

  4. 1998
    Shaytanat

    Role of Mardona in the series

  5. 1999
    Tog'lik kuyov

    Her best-known film role

  6. 2003
    Title

    Honoured Artist of Uzbekistan

Filmography

TitleYear
Babur1990
«Shaytanat (The Realm of Demons)»1998
«Tog'lik kuyov»1999
«Devona farishta»2011
«Kulba»2017
Onasining erkasi2017
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