Sneha Ullal is an Indian Bollywood and Tollywood film actress (born on December 18, 1987 in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman). She studied at Durelo Convent High School in Mumbai and later studied at MMK College, where she befriended Arpita, her college mate and the younger sister of Bollywood actor Salman Khan. The friendship led to the chance meeting with Salman Khan and her first movie “Lucky” opposite Salman Khan. It was a moderate success. Sneha also starred in “Aryan” with co-star Sohail Khan, who is Salman Khan's younger brother.
Meanwhile, she was cast by Canadian-American actor-producer Steg Dorr alongside Sikh Canadian star Sunny Leone in the 2008 Bollywood-Hollywood co-production “Pirate's Blood” but she quit when the film was delayed for eight months. Dorr later described her, "A young actress of great talent who was unfairly labelled a Rai clone when in fact her charms were unique and her mixed Sindh-Bunt beauty was only passing in resemblance to that of Rai, who shared the same distant Bunt heritage. Whether or not she was actually discovered by Khan, or simply attracted attention with her charisma and natural beauty is arguable. She was destined to be a star irregardless because of her striking central performance in ‘Lucky’, as far as I am concerned”.
Though later the film was delayed due to some unrevealed reason it was released and has gone without any remarks. She bears an uncanny resemblance to Bollywood queen Aishwarya Rai. It was rumored she got the role in Lucky because of her resemblance to Aishwarya Rai. She is currently working on Sangeeth Sivan's ‘Click’, also starring Shreyas Talpade and a Telugu film with the director Karunakaran.
