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Nadia Dajani

Nadia Dajani

Actor · Born 1965-12-26 · Los Angeles, California, USA

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Biography

Nadia Dajani was born in Los Angeles but grew up in New York's Greenwich Village. She was drawn to the theater at an early age, attending the High School of Music and Art and going on to train in London for a year at the British Theatre Association School. As a founding member of the Malaparte Theatre Company, along with friend Ethan Hawke, Nadia has staged and starred in numerous plays.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Suits (2011) — Elaine Cohen
  2. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) — Ryan Quinn
  3. Elementary (2012) — Dr. Grannis
  4. 2 Broke Girls (2011) — Marie Prower
  5. New Amsterdam (2018) — Steph Goldman
  6. Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000) — Paula
  7. On the Rocks (2020) — Kelly
  8. The King of Queens (1998) — Sophia
  9. Law & Order (1990) — Ellie Harper
  10. The Good Wife (2009) — Sara Gardner
  11. View from the Top (2003) — Paige
  12. The West Wing (1999) — Lilli Mays
  13. Bull (2016) — Thalia Macera
  14. Ugly Betty (2006) — Denise Ludwig
  15. Flirting with Disaster (1996) — Jill
  16. Younger (2015) — Megyn Vernoff
  17. Body of Proof (2011) — Lauren Matthews
  18. Happy Accidents (2000) — Gretchen
  19. Elsbeth (2024) — Wendy Wexler
  20. The Lost Valentine (2011) — Julie Oliver
  21. You Stupid Man (2002) — Jasmine
  22. A Little Help (2010) — Angela Behar
  23. Sidewalks of New York (2001) — Hilary
  24. Take Care (2014) — Fallon
  25. The Other Two (2019) — Mackenzie
  26. Little Boxes (2017) — Maya
  27. Sports Night (1998) — Tina Lake
  28. The Opposite Sex (2015) — Nancy
  29. Game 6 (2006) — Renee Simons
  30. Almost Love (2019) — Nurse Hamé
  31. Bupkis (2023) — Barbara
  32. Stuck Between Stations (2011) — Sheila
  33. Bob Funk (2009) — Jean
  34. Delocated (2009) — "Susan"
  35. Ned & Stacey (1995) — Amanda Moyer
  36. The Moodys (2019) — Grace
  37. Seven Girlfriends (2000) — Naomi
  38. Alchemy (2005) — Jane
  39. This is Not a Film (2004)
  40. Emily's Reasons Why Not (2006) — Reilly