Overview
Daljiet Kaur is an Indian television actress known primarily for her work in Hindi-language daily soaps. She rose to wider recognition through her role as Daksha in the Star Plus mythological series Devon Ke Dev... Mahadev, and has appeared in several other television productions over the course of her career.
Key Facts
| Name | Daljiet Kaur |
|---|---|
| Profession | Television actress |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Industry | Hindi television |
| Notable role | Daksha in Devon Ke Dev... Mahadev |
| Reality show | Contestant on Bigg Boss 13 |
Background
Daljiet Kaur belongs to a Punjabi family and began her acting career in the Indian television industry. She trained and worked her way through supporting and lead roles in Hindi serials before establishing herself as a recognised face on prime-time television.
Career
Television
Daljiet Kaur has featured in a range of Hindi serials across major Indian general entertainment channels. Her notable on-screen appearances include:
- Kulvaddhu – an early role that helped establish her in daily soap television.
- Kaala Teeka – aired on Zee TV, where she played a significant supporting character.
- Devon Ke Dev... Mahadev – Star Plus mythological drama in which she portrayed Daksha, a role that brought her widespread recognition.
- Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? 3 – Star Plus romantic drama.
Reality television
She participated as a contestant in Bigg Boss 13, the Hindi-language reality show hosted by Salman Khan and broadcast on Colors TV. Her stint on the show increased her public visibility beyond fictional television.
Personal life
Daljiet Kaur married actor Shaleen Bhanot, with whom she has a son. The couple later separated, and Daljiet has since spoken publicly about balancing single parenthood with her acting career.
Significance
Daljiet Kaur is representative of a generation of Indian television actresses who have built sustained careers across mythological, family drama, and reality formats. Her work in Devon Ke Dev... Mahadev in particular contributed to the renewed popularity of mythological storytelling on Indian general entertainment channels in the 2010s.