Asal Shodiyeva
Asal Shodiyeva (born April 6, 1992) is a film actress and singer. Shodiyeva gained fame in the late 2000s and early 2010s for her roles in Uzbek film comedies. She has also performed several songs. Her husband is the Uzbek singer Shohruhxon.
In 2013, the actress announced she was leaving the film industry. However, she has performed in several films in the years since.
Brief information: Languages: Uzbek, Russian, and English. Education: National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek. Musical education: Studied at music school No. 206 from 1994 to 2005. At age nine, she became a member of the "Nastarin" children's ensemble. In 2005, she actively participated in the "Yangi Avlod" festival and became a nominee. Priorities in life: She considers family and children to be the most important things in life. Values: People who are pure-hearted and truthful. Hobbies: Listening to and singing her favorite songs. Filmography: "Janob hech kim", "Uylanish", "Adashgan sovchilar", "Qalb ko'zi", "Poyma-poy", "Hay-Hay qizaloq", "Salom sevgi, hayr sevgi", "Havfli sarguzasht", "Uchar qiz", and others.
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