Zaira Wasim
In November 2017, politician Ram Nath Kovind, the President of India, honoured her with the National Child Award for Exceptional Achievement, for her performances in both Dangal and Secret Superstar.As of March 2019, Wasim has completed shooting for her next film The Sky Is Pink, the biopic of motivational speaker Aisha Chaudhary, a 19-year-old girl who died from pulmonary fibrosis.Co-starring Priyanka Chopra and Farhan Akhtar, the film was released in India on 11 October 2019 to critical acclaim, earning her a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress.The accused, Vikas Sachdeva of Chandivli in Mumbai was subsequently arrested and charged under Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO), given Wasim was a legal minor.The accused's wife claimed her husband had been resting when his leg accidentally touched Wasim and that he had apologised before getting off the plane at the Mumbai airport, which the actress had acknowledged."[18] Wasim subsequently became a target of internet trolling, which has been criticised by the Mumbai Police, stating in a tweet, "It is the Constitutional right of every victim to report sexual abuse and it is our duty to take cognizance, investigate & facilitate justice.
SrinagarJammu and KashmirHindi filmsFilmfare AwardNational Film AwardPradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal PuraskarNational Child Award for Exceptional AchievementGeeta PhogatDangalhighest-grossing Indian filmSecret SuperstarAamir KhanNational Film Award for Best Supporting ActressFilmfare Award for Best Actress (Critics)The Sky Is PinkFilmfare Award for Best Supporting ActressDowntownKashmiri MuslimJ&K BankSonwarBabita KumariNitesh TiwariPrincipal photographypehlwaniamateurMahavir Singh PhogatBabitaFilmfare Award for Best Female DebutAdvait ChandanMeher VijRaj ArjunBajrangi BhaijaanFilmfare Award for Best ActressRam Nath KovindPresident of IndiaAisha Chaudharypulmonary fibrosisPriyanka ChopraFarhan AkhtartrolledIslamicMehbooba Muftirole modelVijay GoelVistaraMumbaiInstagramChandivliProtection of Children from Sexual Offences Actjudicial custodyinternet trollingMumbai PoliceConstitutional rightBombay High Court64th National Film AwardsBest Supporting ActressNews 18 Movie AwardsScreen AwardsMost Promising Debut ActressNational Child AwardsZee Cine AwardsBest ActressBest Actress (Critics)63rd Filmfare AwardsIndian Film Festival of Melbourne19th IIFA Awards65th Filmfare Awards26th Screen AwardsHindustan TimesThe Times of IndiaDaily News and AnalysisNews18.comTwitterHotstarBollywood HungamaNational Film Award for Best Actress in a Supporting RoleRohini Hattangadi(1984)Vijaya Mehta(1985)Manjula Kanwar(1986)Surekha Sikri(1987)Uttara Baokar(1988)Manorama(1989)K. P. A. C. Lalitha(1990)Santha Devi(1991)Revathi(1992)Neena Gupta(1993)(1994)Aranmula Ponnamma(1995)Rajeshwari Sachdev(1996)Karisma Kapoor(1997)Suhasini Mulay(1998)Sudipta ChakrabortySohini Haldar(1999)(2000)Ananya Khare(2001)Rakhee(2002)Sharmila Tagore(2003)Sheela(2004)Urvashi(2005)Konkona Sen Sharma(2006)Shefali Shah(2007)Kangana Ranaut(2008)Arundathi Nag