Sunita Shroff | |
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| Born | Scotland, UK |
| Education | Campion School, Greece |
| Occupation | Property expert, TV presenter and Actress. |
| Employer | BBC, ITV, Sky Digital (UK & Ireland) |
| Known for | TV presenting and acting |
| Height | 5 ft 3 in (1.60 m) |
| Website | www |
Sunita Shroff is a British television presenter and actress.
Sunita Shroff was born in Scotland to Irish and Indian parents, and raised in Greece where she was educated in the Campion School. She speaks fluent Greek, Italian and French.
Her TV career started at Channel East where she fronted their flagship current affairs show. Shroff went on to compete against 11,000 other people in the BBC Talent Competition and came in the final 3 in the ‘Holiday Program' category.
Shroff gained presenting experience on the QVC shopping channel and has gone on to work as a presenter on a variety of terrestrial television projects, predominantly relating to the property market. She has also pursued an acting career, appearing in a number of television serials, commercials and in films.
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In 2006, she competed in the Macmillan 4x4 UK Challenge charity event raising £2,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support. [2] [3]
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