BIOGRAPHY
Eshaana is a South Asian mid size model, comedy actress, writer, and award-winning filmmaker based in LA. She specialize in comedic celebrity impressions, which have been featured by groups like BuzzFeed, Verizon Media, and some of the celebrities themselves. She currently has a short film on the film festival circuit called "The Argument" (2021) and her directorial debut "The Butter Knife" (2018) was officially selected in 17 film festivals, winning 6 awards.
Eshaana is a recent breast cancer thriver who got diagnosed in November 2019. It's been a trying year and my long-term treatment has left her with an "invisible disability" along with a host of other life-altering, physical changes such as losing her breasts (in reconstruction), skin issues from radiation, hair loss etc. Eshaana is passionate about carving out more space in this industry for people like her and normalizing the taboos of being a young adult with an "old" cancer.
Eshaana
- HEIGHT: 178 cm/5' 10''
- SHOE SIZE: 41EU/10US/8UK
- HAIR: Light brown
- EYES: Brown
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- HEIGHT: 178 cm/5' 10''
- SHOE SIZE: 41EU/10US/8UK
- HAIR: Light brown
- EYES: Brown
BIOGRAPHY
Eshaana is a South Asian mid size model, comedy actress, writer, and award-winning filmmaker based in LA. She specialize in comedic celebrity impressions, which have been featured by groups like BuzzFeed, Verizon Media, and some of the celebrities themselves. She currently has a short film on the film festival circuit called "The Argument" (2021) and her directorial debut "The Butter Knife" (2018) was officially selected in 17 film festivals, winning 6 awards. Eshaana is a recent breast cancer thriver who got diagnosed in November 2019. It's been a trying year and my long-term treatment has left her with an "invisible disability" along with a host of other life-altering, physical changes such as losing her breasts (in reconstruction), skin issues from radiation, hair loss etc. Eshaana is passionate about carving out more space in this industry for people like her and normalizing the taboos of being a young adult with an "old" cancer.