charmi Kaur, she is not only a heroine in the film industry but also a producer in the film industry. Especially if charmi is acting in any movie, it means that only for her, the theaters are full of children. The audience was captivated by her performance and beauty.

However, charmi, who has gained so much stardom, says that she came to the film industry just for some certain people, even though she did not like it. But let's read here to find out who they are.

charmi was born on May 17, 1986 in Punjab. However, Charmi's entry into the film industry was accidental. A man from the film industry, who accidentally saw charmi in her hometown of mumbai, contacted her parents and offered her a chance to star in the telugu film "Neetodu Kavali". That was in 2001, when Charmaine was only 14 years old. By then she was still in school and starred in the film on the condition that she would only act during the holidays. However, the film was not a huge success. charmi kaur entered the film industry without her parents' word.

But her performance was critically acclaimed. charmi soon got the chance to act in a tamil film called "Kaadhal Kisu Kisu". Following the success of the film, she soon got the chance to act in tamil films like Kaadhal Alivathillai, Aaha and Etna Alagu. She also caught the attention of telugu director krishna vamsi with her notable success. Charmini was re-introduced to the telugu screen through the film Sri Anjaneyam directed by Krishnavanshi. The film was also a failure. After that, even though it was defeated, charmi got a good recognition in Telugu. Although she was punjabi by birth, being a plump, telugu child, she has had ample opportunities in telugu ever since. Taking advantage of them, she soon became a star heroine in Telugu.

Released in december 2007, mantra was an unexpected success and earned charmi a special place among telugu heroines. The film also won the Special Jury Award in the Nandi category. Charmi's performance in the film, which is a suspense and horror film, was praised by the audience and critics. Now she is also making inroads in the film industry as a producer.