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Anna George is an American actress. Born in India, she came to the United States for her higher education. She earned an undergraduate degree from Wellesley College and an MBA from Columbia Business School, and worked in finance.[ citation needed ]

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She has had most of her acting career in television series, including recurring roles in several programs.

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
2003 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit JosephineEp: Serendipity
2004 Sex and the City PadmaEp: Let There Be Light
2004 The Jury Dr. Mira ShahEp: Memories
2005 Law & Order: Trial by Jury AdeleEp: Pattern of Conduct
2005 Confess Anna Martin
2005 David & Layla Zina-Uncle Als Wife53% RT Score
2005 Syriana Reza's sisteruncredited
2006 Law & Order: Criminal Intent Dr. Anita ChandaryEp: Drama Giocoso
2006 3 lbs Dr. Helen ClarkHeart Stopping
2007The BrideMotherShort
2008 Law & Order Dr. Anita ChandaryEp: Misbegotten
2008AnjaliMitaShort
2009 The Lovely Bones Mrs. Singh
2009–2014 Royal Pains Rubina KatdareRecurring cast
2012 Concussion Dr. Jofar
2012 Indelible Gwen Adani
2013 Criminal Minds Barbara MooreEp: Magnum Opus
2013 Rules of Engagement Varsha PatelEp: Catering
2014 Radhe Radhe: Rites of Holi RadhaShort
2015 Miss India America Divya Nielsen49% RT Score
2015 Madam Secretary Marajel JavaniEp: Tamerlane
2016 New Girl Priyanka
2018–2019 God Friended Me SunitaCanc. due to Covid pandemic
2019 Draupadi Unleashed Amma
2020 For Life Dr. DavidsonEp: Do Us Part
2021 The Resident Vineeta DeviEp: Who Will You Be
2022 Partner Track Cleo BajajRecurring cast
2023 Jules Dr. North

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