Noureen has dark brown eyes and black hair.
Magazine Cover Appearances:
• Spring 2005 - Divanee
• July 2005 - East West Woman
• August 2005 - Audrey
• October 2007 - Campus X
• December 2007 - Nirvana
• February 1, 2008 - Rivaaj
Film and TV Movie Credits:
• Welcome to the Gym (2006) as Amy
• Pledge This! (2006) as Poo Poo
• Americanizing Shelley (2007) as Little Singh
• Revenge (2007) as Nadia
• Ocean's Thirteen (2007) as 'Nuff Said Expo Girl
• Killer Pad (2008) as Delilah
Noureen considers being cast with Hugh Grant, Mandy Moore, and Dennis Quaid in American Dreamz (2006) as her first big break in the industry.
Noureen ranked No.100 in Maxim's Hot 100 List of 2007.
Noureen is of Indian Muslim descent. Her parents come from a city near Mumbai, India called Pune.
Noureen made her film debut as Fatima, the leading lady in the musical comedy West Bank Story (2005).
Noureen studied International Relations at Boston University's School of the Arts. While there, she also took theater classes.
Some of Noureen's favorite TV shows are as follows: Flight of the Conchords, Big Love, Entourage, Sex and the City, 30 Rock, Kath & Kim, and The Office.
Noureen speaks Spanish, French, Hindi, and Gujarati.
Noureen lists Wes Anderson, Baz Luhrmann, and Quentin Tarantino as directors she dreams of working with.
On her free time, Noureen loves to stare at the ocean and daydream. She also studies guitar on her own and likes to ride the bike around Los Angeles at night.
Noureen: Growing up in a conservative Muslim household played an impact on my psyche. It's allowed me to gain some perspective-a cultural perspective on my life and what I do.
Noureen: (about appearing on "Maxim"'s Hot 100 List) I know that beauty fades and beauty is on the inside – all those are the truest things, but it was flattering that they would choose me.
Noureen: I have to be honest, I don't think my career is easy to deal with for my Muslim family, and they have had to watch me do things onscreen that are unimaginable to them; kissing, cursing, me wearing what they consider to be risqué clothing, etc... but more and more, and as I work in more roles, I think my parents are understanding it's not me doing those things, but the character which I am portraying.
Noureen: (on being considered an up-and-coming hot female in the industry) Maybe it's a self-fulfilling prophecy, because when people keep telling you you're sexy, you become that. But I enjoy it. Sexuality is a part of life; why shy away from it?
Noureen: I think the most important thing women look for in men is a level of comfort in your life, if you're nerdy, be nerdy, if you're cool and super talkative, be that. I'm attracted to people who are comfortable with themselves and are proud to be that way.
Noureen: I know that when you have a lot of attention it gets hard to manage your life, but as actors and people whose careers necessitate a lot of attention, I think it's important to find the tools spiritually from inside yourself or family and figure out how to deal with your success, and learn how to be grateful.
Noureen: I would love to do a Bollywood movie, but I think it will come down to the script. If I find the right one for me I think it could happen.
Noureen: (advice to young South Asians who wish to pursue an acting career) My advice would be to follow your heart. I really believe that the Universe will align itself for you if you act on the truth of your being. I think happiness is important and it is contagious. If you are happy then I think your family will be happy for you.
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