Five things you didn’t know about Yami Gautam, in honour of her birthday.

Yami Gautam is an eternal beauty, but her greatest strength is her acting prowess. The actress started off in television series before moving on to South Indian films and ultimately Bollywood. Later, she made a strong breakthrough in Vicky Donor (2012), a movie starring Ayushmann Khurrana and in which she played a Bengali woman. The movie increased her visibility and stardom, and for her feature film debut performance, Yami won numerous accolades. Since then, Yami has proven to be unstoppable, and her immaculate skills have left a lasting effect on the minds of cinema lovers.Later, Yami won audiences’ hearts with her lovely performances in movies like Amar Kaushik’s comedy-drama Bala, Sanjay Gupta’s revenge-filled romantic film Kaabil, Aditya Dhar’s army action movie Uri: The Surgical Strike, and Sriram Raghavan’s suspenseful thriller Badlapur. She most recently appeared with Nimrat Kaur and Abhishek Bachchan in Tushar Jalota’s social comedy Dasvi. Today is the actress’s birthday, yet few people are familiar with her background or career. So, we’ve put up a list of some little-known facts about Yami.1. Hoped to become an IAS OfficerYami Gautam never considered a career in acting; instead, when she was younger, she aspired to join the Indian Administrative Services (IAS). She was reported as saying in an earlier interview with Hindustan Times:  u201cI wanted to be an IAS officer when a few of family friends came to meet us in Chandigarh and told my parents that I should try to enter Bollywood. After that my father sent some photos of mine to directors in Mumbai, I got a call and there was no looking back, and it took some time to get used to being famous.2. A student of lawYami Gautam, who was raised in Chandigarh and was raised in Bilaspur, began her legal education in Law Honors (first-year PU student of law) but quickly abandoned law to follow her passion for acting. She had the interesting opportunity to portray a lawyer on the big screen in Shahid Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor’s Batti Gul Meter Chalu, directed by Shree Narayan Singh.3. Not a gym goer.Thanks to her trainer, who created programmes for this fitness enthusiast, Yami Gautam wants to exercise more in public areas. She has already acknowledged that restricting carbohydrates and engaging in excessive exercise were errors. Yoga has caused her to slow down.4. Punjabi movie affiliationMukesh Gautam, Yami Gautam’s father, is a Punjabi film director. His films Ek Noor (2011) and Akhiyaan Udeekdian are well renowned (2009) Surilie Gautam, Yami’s sister, is also an actor. 2008 saw the release of Sony’s Meet Mila De Rabba, which marked her television debut. Later, she launched her cinematic debut with Power Cut, a Punjabi movie.5. Competent Pole Dancer
Yami Gautam, a well-known fitness obsessive, chose to incorporate pole dancing to her fitness regimen as an additional exercise. She also began taking pole dancing lessons with Aarifa Bhinderwala. Earlier, Yami explained why she chose pole dancing as a form of training, claiming that her passion for both dance and fitness led to the decision. A wonderful approach to improve your dance and fitness skills is through pole dancing. It puts a lot greater strain on the level of fitness, IANS used her quotation. She also appeared on TV in the A Gentleman song Chandralekha’s pole dancing sceneHappy birthday to Yami Gautam!Leave your wishes in the comments below.