Azita Ghanizada

Azita Ghanizada Azita Ghanizada Afghan American actor in the United States has appeared in several television series. Her family was from Northern Virginia and is the middle child of two sisters. She is the middle daughter from two siblings, and brought up within Northern Virginia. Ghanizada made her debut on TV by playing in a number of National Commercials. The Laura Neri film A Kiss on the Nose (2004) Ghanizada was the principal character in Chiara a performance for which she received the film festival's best actress nomination. The actress was a guest star in several television series, including How I Met Your Mother Veronica Mars Wedding Bells Num3RS Bones Psych & Castle. She most recently had an supporting role in the action science fiction movie Blood Shot (2009) and the comedy series by independent filmmakers You Only Better (2009). In 2008, Ghanizada joined the cast of General Hospital. General Hospital prime-time spin-off General Hospital. Season two of Nightshift she played holistic specialist Dr. Saira Bastra. In 2009, Ghanizada appeared as Kelly who was a Prada saleswoman in HBO's Entourage as well as joining the cast of the television pilot Tough Trade from Weeds creator Jenji Kohan as well as the executive producer T Bone Burnett. Wikipedia The free encyclopedia.

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