Nigmatulina Linda is a Kazakh film actress and singer. She starred in the films “Platinum”, “Nomad”, “Mistress of the taiga”, “Bear Corner” and others. Linda plays in the performance of the Contemporary Theater of Entreprise "Cruel Lesson". She was a member of the Russian television project "Ice and Fire." The artist’s work is devoted to the documentary film “The Soul that Sings”.
Biography
Linda Nigmatulina was born in 1983, on May 14. Her hometown is Alma-Ata. Linda's parents were the famous actors Venus and Talgat Nigmatulins. While studying at school, the girl managed to engage in artistic swimming, karate and music. Then Linda Nigmatulin went to get higher education at the Theater Institute. T. Zhurgenova. In her student years, the girl was one of five members of the music group "Nisso" (a prototype of the British Spice Girls).
According to the revelations of the actress, in childhood she had a difficult character: she skipped school, deceived her mother, rude to teachers and fought with classmates. However, Venus managed to alone (Linda's father was killed by sectarians of the “Fourth Way” in 1985) instilled in her daughter a sense of responsibility for her actions, educated her an educated and physically developed woman.
Filmography
The debut picture of the actress was the Soviet comedy of 1987 "Son-in-law from the province". Three-year-old Linda played Ginaru, for which she received a fee of 60 cents. The actress herself jokingly says that her debut film was the Wolf Pit detective, which starred Venus Nigmatulina while pregnant.
In 2000, Linda played the main character Danu in the feature film The Big Game and the melodramatic series Crossroads. A few years later, she starred in a key role in the film "Grant for a Dream." In 2006, Linda Nigmatulin, whose photo is located below, appeared in the melodrama “The Battle of the Ladybugs”, the historical film “Nomad”, the comedies “Tumbler” and “Viola Tarakanova”.
The artist's next work was the series “Platinum”, “Bear Hunt”, “Volkov Hour” and “Traffic cops”. In 2008, Nigmatulina starred in the films "Golden Key", "Vorotyly" and "Heartbreakers". Then she played Tingu in the crime drama “Bear Corner”, Mio in the adventure action movie “Mistress of the taiga” and the nurse in the melodrama “Astana is My Love”. In 2012, Linda Nigmatulina was again lucky to play the main character named Saltanat in the Kazakh TV series "Classmates". The latest works of the actress to date have become - the sci-fi full-length film "The Calculator" (the role of Leila) and the action movie "March-toss" (Madina).
