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Missing: Tulip Joshi runs a million dollar company now

  • Tulip is from a Mumbai-based family of mixed-culture, with a Gujarati father and Armenian mother. After completing schooling from Jamnabai Narsee School, Joshi enrolled with Mithibai College and earned a degree in food science and chemistry.
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    Hailing for non-filmy background

    Tulip is from a Mumbai-based family of mixed-culture, with a Gujarati father and Armenian mother. After completing schooling from Jamnabai Narsee School, Joshi enrolled with Mithibai College and earned a degree in food science and chemistry.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
  • She then took to modelling as a career and had a short but successful stint. In 2000, she participated in Femina Miss India; despite not winning any titles, she caught the fancy of many advertisers and was signed in endorsement campaigns of global brands like Pepsi and Smirnoff. But her biggest win as a model was to be featured in the music video of the legend Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
    2/9

    Modelling days

    She then took to modelling as a career and had a short but successful stint. In 2000, she participated in Femina Miss India; despite not winning any titles, she caught the fancy of many advertisers and was signed in endorsement campaigns of global brands like Pepsi and Smirnoff. But her biggest win as a model was to be featured in the music video of the legend Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
  • After taking home the ‘Superstar of tomorrow at Stardust Awards ‘ for her debut with the YRF movie, Tulip stunned everyone by executing a completely different character in <em>Matrubhoomi </em>with perfection. With her in lead, the 2003 film initiated a discussion on the impact of female foeticide and female infanticide. <em>Matrubhoomi </em>left critics across boundaries spellbound and Tulip's performance was widely appreciated as well.
    3/9

    Claim to fame

    After taking home the ‘Superstar of tomorrow at Stardust Awards ‘ for her debut with the YRF movie, Tulip stunned everyone by executing a completely different character in Matrubhoomi with perfection. With her in lead, the 2003 film initiated a discussion on the impact of female foeticide and female infanticide. Matrubhoomi left critics across boundaries spellbound and Tulip's performance was widely appreciated as well.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
  • After a star-studded debut with one of the biggest banners in town, and gathering rave reviewers from film critics, it was expected that she would be getting a slew of offers. And, so she did. However none of the many projects she took up, including <em>Dil Maangey More</em>, <em>Shoonya, Runway</em>, <em>Daddy Cool,</em> proved to be favorable for her newly-found career.
    4/9

    Never found the career she hoped for

    After a star-studded debut with one of the biggest banners in town, and gathering rave reviewers from film critics, it was expected that she would be getting a slew of offers. And, so she did. However none of the many projects she took up, including Dil Maangey More, Shoonya, Runway, Daddy Cool, proved to be favorable for her newly-found career.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
  • Following her multiple Bollywood failures, Joshi turned toward regional cinema and tried her luck in Punjabi, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu films. But films like <em>Super (Kannada), Yaara o Dildaara (Punjabi) and Konchem Koththaga (Telugu), </em>did little to nothing to salvage her sinking career.
    5/9

    Regional movies did no help

    Following her multiple Bollywood failures, Joshi turned toward regional cinema and tried her luck in Punjabi, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu films. But films like Super (Kannada), Yaara o Dildaara (Punjabi) and Konchem Koththaga (Telugu), did little to nothing to salvage her sinking career.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
  • From 2014-15, like many actors who failed to leave impress audiences on the big screen, Tulip made an attempt at wooing them back in small screen. She participated in <em>Khatron Ke Khiladi</em> hosted by Akshay Kumar. Later, she starred in a show, <em>Airlines</em>, that ran only for a year leaving no memories in the audiences minds.
    6/9

    Looking TV-ward

    From 2014-15, like many actors who failed to leave impress audiences on the big screen, Tulip made an attempt at wooing them back in small screen. She participated in Khatron Ke Khiladi hosted by Akshay Kumar. Later, she starred in a show, Airlines, that ran only for a year leaving no memories in the audiences minds.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
  • In subsequent years, she decided it was better to exit the industry for good, and did so. She is happily settled after marrying Captain Vinod Nair, who had served the Indian Armed Forces as a commissioned officer for 6 years.
    7/9

    Marriage with Captain Nair

    In subsequent years, she decided it was better to exit the industry for good, and did so. She is happily settled after marrying Captain Vinod Nair, who had served the Indian Armed Forces as a commissioned officer for 6 years.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
  • Tulip has also discovered her inner zeal, which is Yoga, in the subsequent years. She is an accomplished yogini with an intense penchant for Ancient Yogic Sciences including but not limited to Yoga, Meditation & Astrology. She had started her YouTube channel 'Eternal Yogi' on International Yoga Day, 2017 and was honored with the title of ‘Most Inspirational Woman of Maharashtra' the same year.
    8/9

    Turning Yogini

    Tulip has also discovered her inner zeal, which is Yoga, in the subsequent years. She is an accomplished yogini with an intense penchant for Ancient Yogic Sciences including but not limited to Yoga, Meditation & Astrology. She had started her YouTube channel 'Eternal Yogi' on International Yoga Day, 2017 and was honored with the title of ‘Most Inspirational Woman of Maharashtra' the same year.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
  • Tulip lives a wonderful and prosperous life now. Together with her husband, she runs a million dollar consulting firm, Kimmaya Consulting; both are directors of the firm. Given her success in a different avenue, one can tell, she doesn't miss her struggling acting career much.
    9/9

    Life now is wonderful

    Tulip lives a wonderful and prosperous life now. Together with her husband, she runs a million dollar consulting firm, Kimmaya Consulting; both are directors of the firm. Given her success in a different avenue, one can tell, she doesn't miss her struggling acting career much.
    Yahoo Lifestyle
Tulip is from a Mumbai-based family of mixed-culture, with a Gujarati father and Armenian mother. After completing schooling from Jamnabai Narsee School, Joshi enrolled with Mithibai College and earned a degree in food science and chemistry.
She then took to modelling as a career and had a short but successful stint. In 2000, she participated in Femina Miss India; despite not winning any titles, she caught the fancy of many advertisers and was signed in endorsement campaigns of global brands like Pepsi and Smirnoff. But her biggest win as a model was to be featured in the music video of the legend Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
After taking home the ‘Superstar of tomorrow at Stardust Awards ‘ for her debut with the YRF movie, Tulip stunned everyone by executing a completely different character in <em>Matrubhoomi </em>with perfection. With her in lead, the 2003 film initiated a discussion on the impact of female foeticide and female infanticide. <em>Matrubhoomi </em>left critics across boundaries spellbound and Tulip's performance was widely appreciated as well.
After a star-studded debut with one of the biggest banners in town, and gathering rave reviewers from film critics, it was expected that she would be getting a slew of offers. And, so she did. However none of the many projects she took up, including <em>Dil Maangey More</em>, <em>Shoonya, Runway</em>, <em>Daddy Cool,</em> proved to be favorable for her newly-found career.
Following her multiple Bollywood failures, Joshi turned toward regional cinema and tried her luck in Punjabi, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu films. But films like <em>Super (Kannada), Yaara o Dildaara (Punjabi) and Konchem Koththaga (Telugu), </em>did little to nothing to salvage her sinking career.
From 2014-15, like many actors who failed to leave impress audiences on the big screen, Tulip made an attempt at wooing them back in small screen. She participated in <em>Khatron Ke Khiladi</em> hosted by Akshay Kumar. Later, she starred in a show, <em>Airlines</em>, that ran only for a year leaving no memories in the audiences minds.
In subsequent years, she decided it was better to exit the industry for good, and did so. She is happily settled after marrying Captain Vinod Nair, who had served the Indian Armed Forces as a commissioned officer for 6 years.
Tulip has also discovered her inner zeal, which is Yoga, in the subsequent years. She is an accomplished yogini with an intense penchant for Ancient Yogic Sciences including but not limited to Yoga, Meditation & Astrology. She had started her YouTube channel 'Eternal Yogi' on International Yoga Day, 2017 and was honored with the title of ‘Most Inspirational Woman of Maharashtra' the same year.
Tulip lives a wonderful and prosperous life now. Together with her husband, she runs a million dollar consulting firm, Kimmaya Consulting; both are directors of the firm. Given her success in a different avenue, one can tell, she doesn't miss her struggling acting career much.
Avantika

Bollywood is not for everyone. Some realize it sooner and tread different paths to make different achievements in life, while others keep trying till the industry throws them off.

In this giant rigmarole of realizations and refusals, we have seen many of our loved celebs fading out into oblivion, leaving us wondering, “where are they, how are they...”

We are, hence, starting this “Missing Reports” series where we dig deep into the untold stories of such missing stars. Today we are covering Anjali from Mere Yaar ki Shaadi Hai.

We have also covered missing reports on Mayuri Kango, Anu Aggarwal, Amrita Rao, and Meenakshi Seshadri, Antara Mali, Harman Baweja, Sneha Ullal, Sushmita Sen, Gayatri Joshi, Giselli Monteiro, Tanisha Mukerjee, Sandili Sinha, Gracy Singh, Asin and Fardeen Khan.

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