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Sonal Shah
Born
Occupation(s)Actress, voice artist
Years active2004–present

Sonal Shah is an Americanactress andvoice artist who may be best known for her recurring role as Dr. Sonja "Sunny" Dey on the seriesScrubs.

Early life and education

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Shah was born and raised inWheaton, Illinois. Her parents, Bhadresh and Mrudula Shah, areGujaratiJains who moved fromMumbai,Maharashtra,India to theUnited States in 1970.[1][2][3]

Shah graduated fromWheaton Warrenville South High School. She was named the 1998DuPage County Fair Queen in July 1998.[4]

Shah graduated cum laude fromLoyola University inChicago with a major in theatre, minors inpsychology,biology andchemistry, and a concentration in pre-medicine. While a student at Loyola, Shah joined theAlpha Sigma Alpha sorority. "I sincerely planned to go to medical school," Shah told a Wheaton, Illinois newspaper in March 2009. "I love studying science, but I realized that my passion for performing outweighed my passion for wanting to be a doctor."[1]

After graduation, Shah became a staple in the Chicago Theatre Community and performed with The Tony Award Winning Goodman Theatre among others. She is a founding member of Rasaka Theatre Company, which explores South Asian plays and playwrights, and supplemented her acting education at The Moscow Art Theatre School at Harvard University.[5]

Acting career

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Shah moved toLos Angeles in 2006 and began appearing in commercials and sketch comedy. She also has acted withSecond City theatres in Chicago and Los Angeles.[1]

In 2009, Shah began appearing onScrubs as Dr. Sonja "Sunny" Dey, who is one of the young interns newly cast in the show's eighth season. In addition, Shah appeared in the show'swebisode seriesScrubs: Interns. Shah returns as a guest star on the ninth season ofScrubs, in the fifth episode.

Shah also has a role in the 2009 teen comedy filmRatko: The Dictator's Son, aNational Lampoon production.

Selected filmography

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YearTitleProductionRole
2004World of WeirdShort filmJenny
2004HomecomingShort filmMona
2006The PTAUnsold pilotWaif
2007Robot LoveShort filmSilver Robot
2009Ratko: The Dictator's SonLayla
2009Scrubs: Interns12 episodesSunny
2009Scrubs8 episodesSunny
2011Losing Control Danger
2011The Old Leave BehindShort filmJess
2011Snooze, CharlieShort filmCharlie
2011Sati Shaves Her HeadShort filmSati
2011Ek Bar Phir, Ek Saath PhirShort filmAishwarya
2012The First DateShort filmAmanda
2012Incident on Marmont AvenueShort filmBecca
2012...Or DieShort filmParv's Friend
2012Squad 853 episodesReporter
2013Baby MentalistTV shortReporter
2013Back to School NightVideo shortMrs. Patel
2013Black CoffeeShort filmMs. Flag
2013Barrel 28Short filmVeronica
2013ReunionShort filmBeth
2013Straight Out of the ClosetTV movieAlecia
2014BroShort filmOlivia
2014Transparent1 episodeFemale Student
2014Spring TrainingShort filmKelly
2015The Startup1 episodeSophie
2015Miss India AmericaVolunteer 1
2015Grace and SumitraUnsold pilotSumitra
2016Showcase: One Network's Search for White DiversityVideo shortNetwork Executive
2016–2018The Powerpuff Girls3 episodesSapna (voice), Additional Voices
2016New Girl1 episodeFlight Attendant
2016The Day OfShort filmChandra
2013Anarkali BlossomsShort filmSatya
2015Limitless LoveShort filmDr. Vicky
2016Princess RehabShort filmJamie
2017Mike BoyDarsha
2020Definition PleaseDr. Ali

References

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  1. ^abcGrant, Jennifer (6 March 2009). "Wheaton native Sonal Shah shines as Dr. Sunny Dey on hit comedy show".Wheaton Sun. p. 3.
  2. ^[1]Archived March 25, 2009, at theWayback Machine
  3. ^NATASHA KHAN."Sonal Shah : From Stage to "Scrubs"". Archived fromthe original on 12 September 2015. Retrieved17 October 2015.Her Jain parents, Gujarati born and Mumbai raised, settled in the suburbs of Chicago where Shah was born and raised, she describes them as "the most wonderful people alive."
  4. ^Kadin, Deborah (12 July 1998). "Wheaton teen named queen of DuPage fair".Daily Herald. p. 6.
  5. ^Khan, Natasha (June 2009)."Sonal Shah: From Stage to Scrubs".SAPNA Magazine. pp. Arts + Entertainment. Archived fromthe original on 12 September 2015.

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