Coral Bhamra

Bhamra's earliest traceable credit is *Gandii Baat* (2019), the ALTBalaji anthology series known for pushing content boundaries on Indian streaming. Not the most conventional launchpad — but it got her in front of an audience that was paying attention. From there, *No Man's Truth* followed in 2020, a film in which she played the lead character Coral, giving her one of her more substantial early screen roles. The 2022 stretch was busy: both *Crossroads* and the TV series *Cat* came out that year, with Bhamra playing a character named Sweety in the latter (IMDb). *Cat* in particular showed her range in a television format, and it's the kind of mid-tier streaming project that builds a quiet, loyal following. Then came *Bloody Ishq* in 2024 — a title that fits squarely in the romantic-thriller space that Indian OTT platforms have been mining hard. *Bhagwat Chapter One: Raakshas* (2025) looks like the biggest moment of her career so far, at least on paper. She plays Kavita in what is — given that 7.9 IMDb rating — a well-received genre film. In interviews, Bhamra has talked about her affection for playing vamp characters, which tracks: there's a specificity to that preference that suggests she's thinking carefully about the kinds of stories she wants to tell, not just taking whatever comes. *Riddle*, a mini-series currently in post-production, is next on the horizon. Her projects are available on platforms including Apple TV and Plex (Plex), giving her international visibility that many actors at her career stage don't have.